farrakhan is not here with all of you to play games. so go back and tell your brothers and sisters, the time for games is over. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, i want to bring to you a group of people who understand what it is to have their native land stripped from them. we love the unity that we have received from our native brothers and sisters, our latino brothers and sisters, and the one who has worked to organize and bring them together tirelessly is none other than sister ynez. give her a round of applause as she comes. [ applause ] >> we're going to watch a video on behalf of the native community first, and the next voice that you will hear will be that of sister ynez the lone wolf. [ inaudible video being played ] >>> greetings. i am a proud native american and black woman. we are joined today to the unity of all of us together because our issues is the same. our injustices and our common enemy is the same. so we are coming together with our indigenous family because we must unite for justice or else. i want to introduce to you

>> [applause] coulder farrakhan: how farrakhan tell the fbi and the cia and the irs to go to hell whens? deepdon't have a name enough to make a man who has ben shown the arm of god to afraid of a man who can never do to me nothing more than what god would have them to do, and if he permits it, i am -- [indiscernible] -- even if it is my death. our problem is there is too much fear among us. fear is what takes a man and makes him a punk. >> [applause] minister farrakhan: women are sister more strength as eva said earlier. she is the natural protector of what her womb produces. and sisters, you should never than the loveore you have for what you are will produces if that man becomes a violator -- what's your -- what womb produces if that man becomes a violator of a child. >> [applause] minister farrakhan: knowing god, not talking god, but to knowing god is what takes fear from your heart. a fearful people can't be free. a fearful people will bow down when it appears that the enemy is so strong and we are so weak. as i was preparing this morning i was thinking about us who are preachers.

louisd like to thank farrakhan for a lag me to serve.t morehouse college, i was determined to be an attorney. i have been an attorney for 17 years and i've tried cases in multiple states rank to my mentor, attorney lewis meyer. the greatest case i ever tried was case of police neutrality, and we lost that case, but listen to the facts. before there was a freddie green, there was afraid grady and chicago who died in police custody. this was mr. grady's mug shot when he got arrested. you can see him, there is nothing wrong with mr. grady. three hours later in police custody, this is what he loved like. we were told that mr. grady died from a heart attack. now watch the injustice system come into play. when the paramedic out there, they said mr. grady was already turning colors. that mean he had been dead for a while. his cellsno blood in for a while. then when the corner rather, they filled out a report that said he died from a heart attack. the problem was they hadn't done the autopsy yet. started going on and we started doing depositions

farrakhan is nothing but a hater and a racist. someoneuld you guys put on television who supports the klan or nazis? i really doubt that. host: did you attend the march yesterday or 20 years ago? caller: i attended both. host: what was it like? what was your experience? caller: yesterday? host: yesterday and 20 years ago. caller: 20 years ago, it was very empowering to see this little fishing -- the solidification of black men coming together. minister fark on is the black leader of black people in this country. the nation of islam is the vehicle that my people will have to use to make this mass exodus to get there freedoms, justice, and equality from this wicked regime of this races government. with regards to yesterday, yesterday was very empowering. to be quite frank, black people have no other choice at this moment in their lives but to separate. i do not mean segregation because you have chinese who are separate, they have a landmass that they can work from and get money from to build as this is in the black community and all

gary, i am here to stand with minister farrakhan. this month, over 6,000 of our brothers will be re-entering our community, released early from prison. let them begin their journey to re-enter society by answering the minister's call. all across this nation, youth violence is on the rise. but what's really occurring is the rise of the young generation. but what is different from this generation, they're not like the generation of the '60s who organized the march or my generation who expressed our frustration through music. you know, this new generation has had little guidance. and they express their frustrations through violence. let us commit -- recommit our struggle to showing them a better way of living. instead of slanging and banging, let's teach them saving and building so that our black men can thrive in the 21st century. we salute mayor for life, marion s. barry as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the million man march. thank you. >> i didn't memorize that part. >> y'all can d >> y'all can do better than that. give them a

it is the honorable minister louis farrakhan!representative of christ, and he is the representative of god to a wicked nation. so you are here today not -- [inaudible] civil rights teacher. you didn't come here to hear a politician. you came here today because this is god's man! and this is god's man demanding justice! justice from america. and if america refuses to hear god's call through the honorable minister louis farrakhan, there will be more hurricane joaquins, will will be more tornadoes and earthquakes. it is time for america to know that god is present. to the whole world that is watching, to all that are gathered here today, let us receive the only man that can tell us what justice is and what justice looks like. please help me to welcome the honorable minister louis farrakhan! [cheers and applause] >> the honorable minister louis farrakhan! whos has stood for -- who has stood for, who's championed the cause of freedom, justice and equality. who is unafraid to speak the truth that god has put in his mouth to speak. and

it is the honorable minister lewis farrakhan.ative of god to a wicked nation. for you were here today not just as some civil rights teacher. you didn't come here to hear a politician. you came here today because this is god's man. this is god's man, demanding justice. justice from america. if america refuses to hear god's call through the honorable minister lewis farrakhan, there will be more hurricane joaquins, there will be more tornadoes and earthquakes. it is time for america to know that god is present to the whole world that is watching. to all that are gathered here today. let us receive the only man that can tell us what justice is and what justice looks like. please help me to welcome the honorable minister lewis farrakhan. the honorable minister who has stood for us, who champions the cause of freedom, justice and equality. he is unafraid to speak the truth that god has put in his mouth to speak. it will take a fearless people, a people afraid of the enemy when we demand justice. it takes strength and courage. this is t

[applause] minister farrakhan: how could farrakhan tell the fbi and the cia and the irs to go to hellwhen others tremble at the names? they don't have a name deep enough to make a man who has been shown the arm of god to be afraid of a man who can never do to me nothing more than what god never do to me nothingand if he more than what god would have had to do. and if he permits it, i'm for it, even if it is my death. our problem is this. too much fear among us. and fear is what takes a man and makes him a punk. women are showing more strength. protector oftural what her will produces. -- she is the natural protector of what her womb produces. sisters, you should never love any man more than the love you have for what you're will -- if that manoduced becomes a violator of your child. knowing god, not talking god, what takes god is fear from your heart. a fearful people cannot be free. people will bow down when it appears that the enemy is strong and we are so weak. preparing this morning , i was thinking about preachers who can quote the strengthhe lord is my and he is my salvation. th

this is what minister farrakhan said we are going to do. and 25th of this month, 25,000 of us are going to march on the center of disease control in atlanta, georgia and nonee going to say, another one on our watch! weare going to be dammed if let someone stand around and publicize with viruses. it is time for us to take this information down -- as i exit. org,o cdctruth. . or 25th, if you are in georgia, south carolina, or tennessee, we need you in atlanta, where louis farrakhan will be leading us to march against the center of disease control. thank you and look at more information on this heinous act by our government. assalamualaikum. [applause] >> beautiful. remindst great soldier you why the great prophet muhammad talked about two different kinds of preachers, a negro preacher and a black future. -- black preacher. the negro preacher, he always had something to say negative about him, but a black teacher -- preacher he always spoke favorable of. the forefront of the justice or else movement, he is not a negro preacher. this is without

host: that was nation of islam minister louis farrakhan talking yesterday at the rally on the nationalall, commemorating the 20th year anniversary of the million man march. our next caller is kenneth from atlanta, georgia, calling on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: i think the impact of else tour was the same impact of the million man march tour that took place 20 years ago. there is not another leader in the presence or substance of message to gain the respect and attention of black people by speaking truthfully that the number one issue has plagued america for the last 350 years. that is white supremacy. have a black we president has done nothing to ease the condition of black americans because, as the pointed out yesterday, these politicians are bought and paid for by special interest and lobbyists, who are obliged to promote their own agendas. disappointed by the level of media coverage over the event yesterday and the number of black leaders that attended? caller: of course, but i was not surprised. i was disappointed but not surprised. event, iay up to the was looking for

farrakhan: i am saying this to pastors. that's why jesus said to those of us who are shepherds, love me peter, feed my sheep. he wasn't telling him to feed them government cheese. feed them the real gospel of jesus christ. that's why they don't want me to stop. they are being fed. now, look, i don't want to miss my point. we were prophesies to be in america 400 years. let's deal with that. go home, get your bibles. open to the book of genesis, 15 chapter. the 14, 15, 16 verses. it reads like this. know of surety, abraham, your seed will be a stranger in a land that is not theirs. and they shall serve them and they shall be afflicted 400 years. who do you think that is talking about? it's you. you are the only people that have been under a strange man in a strange land for 400 years. look at what the scripture says. after that time, i will come. and i will judge that nation that they shall serve. we are now living in the day of judgment. i am sorry, i don't like to hurt your feelings, white or black, brown or red or yellow,

go there for that purpose. >> as somebody as farrakhan as racist as him spoke -- >> farrakhan is more than some of these comments that you want pull out. judaism is a gutter religion. >> i don't have to agree with everything he says. >> niger, thread the needle. always a razor's edge making excuses for the relationship with wright and for farrakhan's virulent anti-semitism. >> there is no excuse. in fact, it's a distraction tactic on the part of what i call the unholy trinity from the black chicago elite, that being president obama, that being jeremiah wright and louis farrah con. you know the old song clean up your own backyard before you knock on the neighbor's door. these guys are talking about palestinians and anti-semitic comments and let black america go. these guys are from chicago. they need to clean up their own backyard. there have been over 2300 shootings -- [ everyone speaking at once ] >> niger, i have a question for you, do you think obama knew everything about wright? >> of course he did. >> of course he knew. and yet the american people gave him a pass. why would they

louis farrakhan is expected to speak at 1:00 this afternoon. live on the national mall, surae chen, wusa9. st>>> ahill ead, jaw-drngoppi video of the moment of a suspension bridge gives way underneath backpackers. >>> plus, the white house turns pink. that's for a good cause. >>> and the divide over gun control in america as the president visits of scene of last week's oregon college shooting. the weekend is here. forecast time. allyson. >>> yeah, i needed a light jacket. i thought i would grab my cavs jersey. the coldest night of the season tonight. a gorgeous afternoon. cool and breezy. we are going to be into the 60s for much. day. sunshine in the afternoon. 50s as soon as the sun sets. tomorrow 40s and 30s for >>> we were just talking about, my kids are so anxious for a dog. we took my neighbor's dog for a walk yesterday. it was great. if you are taking the dog out to take care of business, it's a little chilly? >> it is. especially during the afternoon. temperatures aren't going to warm up much. it's typically chilly in the morning, of cou

thank the honorable louis farrakhan for his vision.nt, i pleaseour sister, receive our sister with a well deserved round of applause. [applause] is a prayer of revolution. , who created the sun, which shines on us from above, who rouses the sea, and makes the thunder rumble, listen. god, though hidden in a cloud, watches over us. the god of the white man calls for crime, but our god wields good work. our god, who is so good, commands us to vengeance. he will direct our arms, and help us. throw away the likeness of the white man's god, who has so often brought us to tears, and listen to the liberty, which speaks in all of our hearts. unity is strength. unity is strength. unity is strength. [applause] >> thank you. at this point, we would like to introduce vladimir asked, the representative of the nation of islam to the dominican republic. [applause] x: in the name of allah , i bear witness that there is no god but a lot, the originator of the heavens and the earth, and the creator of all human beings. my name is brother vladimir x. i wa

thing you won't say about farrakhan. ate say he is a h teacher, you say this, but you will not call me a liar. look at this. he said as long as the two of us , there will always and inferior. man,, as much as any white wants the superior position assigned to the white race. he knew you were the problem. he said, let me see if i can get rid of it. he calls the negroes to the white house. when you call a negro, not a negro who but call a withnding and scratching his head bent low talking to the boss man, he said, will you separated?eaccept to be i will give you land in africa. need,l give you what you you know. but you will be on your own. but we will help you. us.the negro said not no. he backed off because the negroes did not want to he could not sell it to white folks who might have still wanted our presence as what we are. people play with us. play in thenderful end of a mighty people -- hand of a mighty people. you are a prey. watch this. years out, but is worst thing about the day we have fulfilled our prophesies tim

we don't have that much black progression, i was aware of farrakhan. but experiencing that moment of black people, black doctors, black lawyers, black people from all different type of professions, i was able to touch them and talk to them. i didn't want to lose that experience, i knew d.c. was built around that georgia avenue, the experience the peel the community was based on black achievement black movement. even in the poor parts it was such a knowledge that i never experienced before, i just wanted to have that. >> professor carr that was an inside the family conversation that the rest of the country got to eavesdrop on. >> absolutely. >> did it work? >> i mean, i think of course it did. it's part of an ongoing conversation. it was the first time i think that america at large was able to bear witness to that kind of critical mass. remember that minister farrakhan had been traveling for the better part of a year talking about the million man march. i never forget at dawn hearing the muslim prayer call. most of the people in the mall were not muslim

the rally commemorated the 1995 march called by nation of islam leader louis farrakhan. this year's theme was, "justice or else." we'll have more on the march later in the broadcast. republicans are reportedly seeking to recruit wisconsin congress member paul ryan for the post of house speaker, saying he is the only one who can unite the party, after john boehner announced his departure. california congressmember kevin mccarthy, the clear favorite, dropped out, leaving florida congressmember daniel webster, and utah congressmember jason ryan, who ran for vice president alongside mitt romney and is known for backing deep budget cuts, has said he will reconsider his previous rejection of the post. technically, the constitution does not require the speaker to be a member of the house, but all past speakers have been congress members. just 158 families have provided nearly half of the funding so far in the 2016 presidential election. the "new york times" found -- "not since before watergate have so few people and businesses provided so much early money in a campaign, most of

. >> reporter: nation of islam leader louis farrakhan spoke about the history of slavery in the united states and the disenfranchisement of african- americans now. >> enough has happened. we have to continue to fight. >> reporter: for newcomers listening to him speak about respect, how women and men should treat one another. >> i think that's something that a lot of people in my generation could benefit from. >> different people spoke throughout the day but the nation of islam's leader minister louis farrakhan spoke for more than two hours. >> reporter: and his speech was not without controversy, far can criticizing everyone from president obama to the pope and his recent canonization mass of junipero serra. >> that's like us taking the grand wizard of the ku klux klan and bewhereattying him -- beatifying him. >> louis farrakhan's followers? he is a black man. he speaks his mind. he says what he feels like and we have donald trump. >> i think the focus should be more so on education. spirituality. >> whether you agree with him or not. hazel willis says it's louis farrakhan that brought

thank almighty god for louis farrakhan and the ministry that -- message that he gave ran -- he gave. let's not break apart before we pray, because the family that prays together stays together. what we want to do, everybody has a cell phone, let me see all of your smartphones and your cell phones. put them up. i want you to text this number right now. 99000. 99000. we will be able to keep you information.y text "unity" to 99000. [inaudible] >> unity is the solution. "unity" to 99000. you will be updated with the latest information. >> brothers and sisters, on your way out, there is going to be a receptacle there. [inaudible] the reverendto aske -- thank them for bringing us together. let us pray, we pray now as we go to our homes. we move forward in your name, we pray, amen. >> god bless everyone. of today's message is available. street --een 34th .hird and fourth streets make sure you get your personal copy of today's message of justice. between fourth and sixth, maryland and jefferson. justice or else. thank you brothers and sisters. 99000.nity" if you're still watching on the webc

i want to thank the honorable minister farrakhan for having us and all he has done to struggle for the liberation of black people. i'm honored to be among those of you that have struggled for decades. i'm honored to be amidst those of you who like my father were here 20 years ago for the 1

puts farrakhan: if you can $400 billion in your pocket, you have got money to invest.hemes th -- reporter: hit home for some. >> it was an incredible experience. reporter: this group said they were largely frustrated. asking for the same thing as asked for in 1995. 20 years ago. if this: they wondered march could spark change. >> a lot of people talk but where is the action? how many people were here to take pictures? reporter: we were told it was a peaceful rally and there was an was for man who thought it was ok to carry an open pistol. kellye: we want to turn to the weather right now as you need to get your blankets ready because it will be pretty chilly and the morning. devon lucie has our first look at the forecast. devon: if you're sleeping with the windows up, you will have to brave the chill. beautiful look at our nation's capital. tonight, a snapshot from iwo jima memorial. beautiful. high

has been accused of inciting violence. >> to presents farrakhan in a very uncomplimentary matter and it characterizes those of us with him in ways that were completely inappropriate. >> reporter: the newsletter prompted a six-hour meeting among leaders and organizers of the march with u.s. capitol chief kim dine and others. there was an apology. u.s. capitol police wrote it was not authorized, reviewed or approved by the chief of police. this document was poorly constructed without attribution and does not reflect the viewpoint or values of the capitol police. >> the apology was accepted. >> hundreds of thousands are on their way to washington, d.c. those persons coming are coming to express their first amendment rights. >>> among the preparations, more than 1,000 personal security staff are expected at the behest of the organizers. they're being instructioned not to bring weapons or even large bags to ease movement among the hundreds of thousands organizers say they expect to show up. at the u.s. capitol, derrick ward, news 4. >>> at the live desk, we've learned police have lifted t

>> minister louis farrakhan announced the theme last june. it's generating reaction including a police e-mail. that has raised concerns. >> preparation work goes on for saturday's march, brewing in the background is a newsletter e-mail article sent out by an intelligence unit by the capitol police that accused the march organizer louis farrakhan of inciting violence against caucasians and police officers adding -- >> that is a false alarm. in 1995 the same hoopla was created. >> reverend willie wilson was an organizer back then and now. >> found it. i wish it hasn't happened. it's to frighten people from coming. >> the u.s. capitol police issued a statement denouncing the e-mail. the newsletter was rescinded as it ruse not thosed or approved by the chief of police. it was poorly constructed without retribution and it does not repect the value of the capitol police. some anti-muslim groups don't like the march and will announce protest at the d.c. mosques. >> anytime you have the armed peep outside of house -- people outside house of worship t

whoever wrote it calls farrakhan an opportunist and race baiter, whose rhetoric will lead to fireworks between the people attending the march and officers working it. >> the last million man march, 1 million african-american men, not one arrest, not one fight. the letter seems to anticipate a problem based on stereotypes about african-american men. >> reporter: the police's labor union agrees. in an e-mail sent to wusa, chairman said many officers found the memo offensive and comments like the one in the letter contribute to antipolice attitudes. a spokesperson for u.s. capitol police said the letter was rescinded because it was never approved in the first place. in a statement provided to wusa, the spokesperson said this document does not reflect the viewpoint or values of the u.s. states capitol police, nor was it intended to provide instruction or guidance to our employees. guys, that statement goes on to say that the department has launched an internal investigation to ensure this type of incident never happens again. source in the capitol police department tell me this newsletter

lewis farrakhan is expected to speak at 1:00 p.m.me of this, justice or else, was somewhat foreboding or threatening a bit. we heard other people say, history is replete with slogans like that, gin or die, don't tread or me, things that have made it on to license plates. yesterday when asked about that, the organizers said all that will be explained, justice or else, when the speeches begin. that will start at 10:00 with farrakhan speaking at 1:00. >> derrick, thank you so much. >>> developing now sometime this weekend, the pen gone expects to receive a second round of talks on pilot safety in the air war over the conflict with syria. russia claims it only attacks isis targets but most have been directed in areas controlled by other rebel movements opposed to the assad regime. >>> alexandria is forming a group to decide what to do about confederate memorials and street names in the city. they want alexandria residents to join the ad hoc advisory group will have two at-large positions. applications are due by october 30th. the group w

farrakhan has to say. sam: in a news conference they raised the issue of interim news conference from the capitol police that accused farrakhan of inciting violence and that there are concerns that the second march may not be as peaceful. they met with the nation of islam about it. >> the chief decided to issue an apology. sam: march attenders arrive to mark the ceremony. it will involve the full day. there is concern to the nation of islam authorities and police are called from the anti-muslim group for protesters to come to area mosques in d.c. in this case, muhammad said to the marchers here do not come with any guns, no alcohol, and don't come with large bags or containers because he says it will slow down the search process. it will take place here tomorrow. reporting live from the national mall. jonathan: it's chaotic there right now for the republicans. who will be the next speaker of the house? it seemed that kevin mccarthy was a shoo-in. he was poised to take over for boehner but he dropped out at

that's louis farrakhan.are growing in washington to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the million-man march. the nation of islam minister louis farrakhan called for the original march as a day of healing for the black community, that was back in 1995, of course. fa farrakhan is again calling for the mass gathering, this time for a theme of justice or else. trayvon martin's mother is expected to be among those attending. >>> it's within a violent week on both sides as israeliians se palestinians clash. a spokesperson says an israeli palestinian was kill after stabbing two policemen. and later, a palestinian was killed after stabbing two jews. authorities say two palestinians were also killed in gaza clashes and another palestinian was killed in another east jerusalem refugee camp. >>> the secret service agent credited with saving president reagan's life in 1981 has died. jerry parr was 85. he died of congestive heart failure. in a statement, nancy reagan said in part, jerry parr was one of my true heroes. w

it was a return to washington -- washington for louis farrakhan, who spearheaded the original margins -- addressed the crowd today. >> it is critical for us to say that we are citizens. and we are still trying to get civil rights while at the same time we are denied human rights. >> farrakhan called for more responsibility in the inner- city, calling the black lives matter the next leaders of the civil rights movement.>>> gov. brown just signed the voter act which eligible -- registers eligible voters when they get their driver's licenses or renew them. critics say automatic registration could lead to voter fraud if people who are not eligible are registered.>>> gov. brown vetoed several bills, including one authored by david hsu which would have increased funding for low income housing credit. there >> a worldwide problem with high-stakes. we will tell you how much money companies are spending to fight hackers and cyber criminals. >>> bill cosby was questioned about a decades old molestation cannot -- case. he was disposed -- deposed as part of all lawsuit when he was accused of mole

i want to thank you first of all, i want to thank minister louis farrakhan for doing 10/10. let's give him a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you, i am sorry. will you help me celebrate and salute the family of our dear sister sandra bland? make some noise as they come now. [applause] >> good afternoon. i greet you on behalf of the family of sandra bland. my name is sharon cooper, one of the older sisters of sandra bland and i stand in the gap for my mother. i am standing in the gap for my older sister, standing in the gap for my little sister, and standing in the gap for my baby sister. the biggest message i want to leave you with is the world has shown us that we have to control our own narrative. i want to thank you, say thank you to those of you who are here, especially the nation for acknowledging us. if i could ask you to do one thing, can you say her name? >> sandra bland! >> thank you. [applause] >> for our generation, she is considered the rosa parks of the hip-hop movement, the one who who really kicked this off for this new movement to get us started. i need

farrakhan is again calling for the mass gathering, this time with a theme of, quote, justice or else. trayvon martin's mother will be among those attending. we've got much more ahead in the newsroom and it all is going to begin right now. >>> hello, thanks for joining me. i'm martin savage. fredricka whitfield is off. we begin with breaking news out of turkey. the turkish prime minister says that isis or other terrorist groups could be behind today's deadly blast in ankhra. the death toll now rising to 86, after the explosion at a peace rally in the heart of the country's capital. at least 186 others injured. that according to the turkish health ministry. the bomb blast caught on video. cnn's senior international correspondent, arwa damon, is in ankhra, turkey, for us. and arwa, you're at the hospital where the wounded are being treated. what's happening there now? >> reporter: it's such a somber mood here right now. everyone is still understandably very shocked, trying to come to terms with what happened. this is one of the hospitals that the casualties were brought to, and a lot of

politics and controversy himself, farrakhan called out leaders -- >> if you love god with all of yourld give you enough money to make you betray yourself >> reporter: he said the presidential election and the amount given on lobbyist gifts were a farce >>> there is no government on this earth, not one, that can give the people what the people desire. >> reporter: justice organizers of the march said it's the birthright of every human being. i'm mary vallone, reporting. >> >> turning to world newses, thousands gathered in remembrance following two deadly explosions in turkey. it happened during a peace rally from the nation's capital. two suicide bombers are believed to have caused the explosion, but no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the day of remembrance was met with protest from people who felt the government did not do enough to prevent the bombings. >> >> iran successfully tested a missile. it's the first-of-its-kind for the country, iran's first long range missile that can be precision guided until it reaches its target. iran's defense minister said -- iran said

in this letter it characterized louis farrakhan saying he's been accused of enciting violence of bothcaucasians and police officers. that drew an immediate response from the organizers. >> this statement characterized the honorable louis farrakhan in a very uncomplimentary matter and as well, it also characterized those of us with him in ways that were completely inappropriate. in the wake of that meeting, was there a six-hour meeting with u.s. capitol police chief kim dine and organizers of the march. what came out of that was an apology and statement from chief dine who said that this letter has not been sanctioned by authorities in the capitol police department. it did not reflect their mission. they say that they are intent on making sure there is a peaceful and safe environment for people who want to exercise their first amendment rights and earlier there was a meeting with d.c. police chief and other law enforcement authorities here that are tasked with seeing that this all goes smoothly. organizers plan to see that it does and they lead peacefully as they did with the first one

louis farrakhan responded to legitimate grievances. >> there must come a time when we say enough is enough. >> a lot of times we think it's about civil rights. this is about human rights. >> the original march brought hundreds of thousands of people to improve lives in communities. >> kanye west said he wanted to run for president in 2020. today he got some advice from the man who currently holds that job. >> first of all, you have got to spend a lot of time dealing with some change characters who behave like they are on a reality tv show. >> isn't that the truth. >> president obama was speaking at the event and encouraged the audience to be active and plans to do so even after he leaves office. >> words of wisdom. shia is back this trouble with the law. >> a beautiful fall day and wait until you hear what's in store for the rest of the columbus day weekend. . >> actor randy quaid and his wife are being held after trying to cross the canadian border. they were detated at t high gaite springs port of entry. the quaids are wanted in california on felony vandalism charges. they told the quaid

the million man march is organized by louis farrakhan. among those planning to attend is barrett who arrived on board a bus today from montana with his family. >> i don't want my children to go through what i went through. i believe that change is due. leon: planning to attend is mother and sister of sandra bland. the mother who died in police custody in texas after a traffic stop over the summer. they dispute the police claim she committed suicide in jail. maureen: there was a security scare when a drone crashed at the white house. [inaudible] leon: up next at 6:00 -- the big move by local police. maureen: and where the winds may calm down. robert: i'm robert burton. maureen: one person is dead and another person after 24 hours after violent altercation between officers. they opened fire on twice in district and once in maryland. in the incident they killed a man they say confronted him with the knife. the identity had not been released and the officers were not hurt. the district police shot a man on bladensburg in northeast just after

and he said, farrakhan, what can we do to turn this around? i said brother martin, we have to take your father's philosophy of non-violence and redirect it to black people. see, you been working all this time to use your love to clear up the hate that's in the hearts of white people, 50 years after the, it's still the same. turn your attention to yourself. come home and teach love for one another. teach love of the neighbor. teach us to forgive each other for our acts of evil done under the oppressor's mind that he put in us. i would like to have 10,000 fearless women. you know, i wish i could show you the women in the nation. these are warriors. these are scholars. but they know how to cook. they know how to sew. they know how to rear their children. and they know how to -- oh oh. oh oh. look at them, brothers and sisters. now, brothers and sisters, if a sister came up and stood beside them with a miniskirt and a low-cut dress, that's beaconing nursing babies, which one of these sisters would somebody say, hey, baby? see, they don't talk like

louis farrakhan said young people are the future of the cause. >> what good are we if we don't prepare young people to carry the torch? >> no stranger to scandal himself, farrakhan called out political leaders for corruption and dishonesty. >> if you love god with all your hearts, mind and strength, nobody could give you enough money to make you betray yourself. >> he said the presidential election and the amount spent on lobbyist gifts were a farce. >> there's no government on this earth, not one, that can give the people what the people desire. >> justice organizers of the marseilles is a birthright of every human being. i'm mary maloney reporting. >>> still to come on newsroom, the death toll continues to climb in guatemala. more than a week after a landslide that swallowed much of the village there. >>> plus, it's the face authorities have been searching for over the past few months. but this halloween, you could wear the mask of mexico's most wanted man. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno®

it was led by nation of islam leader louis farrakhan who spoke in favor of police reforms and men using foul language towards women and women getting abortion. congress may be in recess for a week but nobody is taking time off. this is a whirl of activity unfolding behind the scenes with the house in chaos over its leadership. many are urging republican congressman paul ryan to take over as speaker of the house. here is weijia jiang. >> reporter: today, paul ryan is in seclusion with his wife and three children contemplating his next move after a barrage of house republicans begged him to run for speaker. >> the fact is, paul ryan is the right man right now. >> i think paul ryan right now has the clout, he has the stature, that he could overcome a lot. >> are you going to run for speaker? >> i'm not. >> why not. >> because i don't want to be speaker. >> while he insists he doesn't want the the job, cbs news has learned ryan is seriously considering a run. >> he's got to decide does he want to come in and try and herd these unherded animals, or not? >> reporter: former house republican t

the man behind the rally is the same man who put together the first event, louis farrakhan.ch of the failing education system, as well as the recent killings of unarmed black men by police. it is meant to include latinos, women, soldiers, and various ethnicities and groups. tremaine, i hope you can hear us. the theme is justice or else. what do you think today's theme means to the organizers? >> of course it is is very loud down here. there are already thousands of people gathered here on the national mall. as you mentioned earlier, it's been 20 years. hard to imagine, two decades since the original million man march brought hundreds of thousands, a million black men to this mall. back then it was about atonement, community responsibility, be and about reconciling all the issues that were going on in the black community. it was the height of the crack epidemic. violence was spilling blood all across the streets. twenty years later it's different. this is about a call for justice or else. we are wrestling with this conversation wide police brutality and abuse against black me

. >> the rally like 20 years ago will feature the controversial nation of islam leader louis farrakhan. >> there is a matter of accountability that is most critical here, and that is recognizing that we have to hold one another accountable within our own community. >> so what is different now than in 1995? >> i started my own newspaper. i started my own not for profit and never really realized it was off the energy of what i saw then. now when i look back on it i attribute it to what i experienced in 1995. >> reporter: now if you are coming down here, metro may be your best bet as usual when there are big crowds, there are the usual problems with big crowds. there will be security. you'll have to go through a metal detector and will be subject to being searched. if you don't have to come downtown tomorrow, it might be a good idea to stay home, and the gates open here at 5 a.m., and the event starts at 10. we're live on capitol hill, hank silverburg wusa9. >>> thanks so much. as he said if you're going down there, plan to spend some time in security. >> road closures and delay info, you

nation of islam minister louis farrakhan called for the original march as a day of healing for the blackommunity back in 1995. the theme this time around was justice or else and organizers and speakers called for justice for all racial and ethnic groups. >> what good are we if we don't prepare young people to carry the torch? >> some who made the journey to the million man march returned home to philadelphia tonight. they plan to put what they heard today into action in their communities. >>> attorney gloria allred is speaking out about her deposition of bill cosby. all red grilled the 78-year-old under oath for more than six hours yesterday in boston. she represents a number of women accusing cosby of sexual assault. the deposition were you recorded but it will be sealed for at least the next 60 days. today allred said she wants to question cosby a second time. >> we will be filing motions with the court in connection with the deposition and we anticipate that our motions will be heard on the same dates that the court had set, december 22nd. >> dozens of women have come forward with all

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and many were here 20 years ago when it was about atonement and responsibility and the minister farrakhaneveryone a charge and mission to go back to their communities and make a difference. this year it's about justice or else. we're talking about police brutality and what many believe is a widespread matter of white supremacy that continues to linger. people are here to push back and demand justice. again, talking to so many people here 20 years ago and, again, still contingent about those who attended this march today to go home and do something with the tos and with the good spirits and energy. but, again, to a person everyone is excited to be here and if you could feel the mass of people, the mass of people, as far as you can see. that's right. >> it's a great experience to see this many people come together for this great cause. i really believe the past 20 years a lot has changed and i think it's time for us to continue doing things like this to make progress in our -- what's going on in this country today. >> just being here historically will mean something 20 years from now, so ti

. >> nation of islam leader louis farrakhan started the march in 1995.r two bombings exploded nearly simultaneously. ripping apart a peace rally in the capital city of ankara. more than 200 others were wounded. there has been no immediate claim of responsibility but the prime minister says there are strong signs the attacks were suicide bombings. he suggests kurdish rebels or islamic state militants could be responsible. >>> and more on the attack in benghazi, libya, air force reserve major bradley says he believes he was let go because he was a republican, saying he was forced to factor the investigation on hillary clinton and the state department instead of the attacks themselves. the attacks on the consulate killed four americans, including bay area chris stevens, the wing that terminated paluska denies the allegations. >>> and randy quaid tried to sneak across the border from canada to the u.s. they are wanted for felony vandalism. the couple allegedly squatted in a guest house at a home they were not living in. the quaids are now expected in court o