jesse jackson to town. new details are emerging after a cruise ship after of the coast of italy for the captain may have been spotted as passengers scrambled to get off of the luxury liner. >> the coldest temperatures across the united states are in the northeastern part of united states and in north dakota and montana. we will talk about the weather forecast and a warming trend and also a trend for rain. >> the rev. jesse jackson stopped in baltimore today. inspired by the legacy of martin luther king, jr., on the eve of the occupy the dream of mine, thousands in more than a dozen -- occupy the dream committee, thousands in more than a dozen communities will be gathering. >> demonstrations and action, civil disobedience and action -- bailed out the banks and walked out homeowners. it is not fair. >> it comes months after a dedication for the dr. king memorial in washington, d.c. new details are emerging as crews continue to search for missing passengers after a luxury cruise ship went aground in italy two

he will end in tampa the way jesse jackson ended up at the democratic conventions in the 1980's are patuchananld demand changes in policy a a primetime speaking slot. if you are the leading candidate, you have to start thinking about how you handle them because otherwise he walks out and runs as ahird- party candidate, and republilicans lose before the race even starts. >> i'm shaking my head in this sense -- he is not 8 jesse jackson or pat buchanan w who will settle for a stump speech at the convention. he will pick up delegates along the way so that he can go into the convention with a voice. the voice you of your is is a voice coming to the party platform. you will see where the republican party of 20 top is really going -- of 2012 is really going to be pa. >> do you find yourself sometimes agreeing with him before he goes off a cliff? >> well, yes sometimes. i sometimes agree with almost everybod the only reason i think he won't run as a third-party candidate is his son has a career in front of him. s son is in the united states senate and i don't think he will do that. i am not sure abou

he will end up in tampa the way jesse jackson ended up in the democratic conventions in the 1980's or pat buchanan in 1992, the guy with the second most delegates. he will demand changes in policy and he could demand a primetime speaking slot. if you are a republican candidate, you better start thinking about how you are going to handle them. otherwise, he walks out and runs as a third-party candidate, and the republicans lose before the race even starts. >> i'm shaking my head in this sense -- he is not jesse jackson or pat buchanan who will settle for a stump speech at the convention. he will go into the convention with a voice. it will be his voice coming through the party platform. you are going to see where the republican party of 20 12th is going to be. he has some ideas that are going to be at odds with those held by the establishment. >> do you find yourself sometimes agreeing with him before he goes off a cliff? >> well, yes, sometimes. i sometimes agree with almost everybody. the only reason i don't think he will run as a third-party candidate is his son has a career in fron

he is going to end up in tampa where jesse jackson ended up at the democratic conventions in the 1980's, or pat buchanan in 1992, as the guy with the second-most delegates. he will demand changes in policy, and he could demand a primetime speech. if you are the republican candidate, you better start thinking about how he will handle them, because otherwise, he rents out and runs as a third-party candidate, and the republicans lose before the race even starts. >> i am shaking my head in this sense -- he is not at jesse jackson or pat buchanan who would settle for a stump speech at the convention. he is going to go and pick up delegates along the way said that he can go into the convention with a voice. the voice you will hear is his voice through the platform. the ideas that he will introduce into the platform, you will see where the republican party of 2012 is going to be. he has some ideas that are going to be -- >> do you find yourself sometimes agreeing with him before he goes off the cliff? >> well, yes, sometimes. i sometimes agree with almost everybody. the only reason i think h

. >>> we're going to talk a bit more on that with jesse jackson, and you guys are going to stay with us. they're looking for there are also signs that part of strategy is to run against what they paint as a republican do-nothing congress. and by the way, after a long break, congress is back to work today. nbc news capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell joins me now. what of that agenda is likely to make it through? >> reporter: well, chris, sort of back to work. the senate doesn't come back until next week. there are many senators who are on overseas trip as an example, visiting afghanistan is one particular location. when they do come back and starting to gear up here, there are a lot of things that are partially unfinished business from last year that need to be dealt with, and they will be reminders of some of the most difficult times we have seen on capitol hill. of course, you remember the payroll tax extension. that was only a 60-day fix, so they need to take a look at that. also included in that, what to do about long-term unemployment benefits. there are differences about

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across the country plagued by dismantle economic prospects just moments ago i spoke to reverend jesse jackson about this. it is wrong in the case of benton harbor and in several of the small towns if they stay they goes into a budget crisis the governor has the right to have legislature to intervene to remove an elected democratically elected mayor remove a democratic elected to the county and sit them down and then put an emergency manager with on the council to the people on the to the governor the secretary of state who then can cancel all labor contracts with a console of state asked it that is fundamentally replacing. democracy with a unilateral form of government this is tyranny and the problem of justice must intervene and renard does not have a management crisis it has a need for economic reconstruction and the state cannot undermine democratic process by in a way taking away the basic rights. reverend president obama he's kicking up campaign efforts and these key states michigan being one of them how is he going to win votes and places that are in some cases worse off than when he to

. >> there reverend jesse jackson made a stop in baltimore on sunday. -- the rev. jesse jackson.e joined members of african american community in empowerment temple on the eve of occupied the dream of demonstration. thousands are expected to gather. the but reserve banks across the country today commemorating the birth of dr. king. >> it is demonstrations and action. bail out the banks. it is not fair. and >> the national day of action comes a few months after $120 million memorial was dedicated in our nation's capital. 90 degrees on tv hill. >> vacation in italy turns into a nightmare as this mammoth ship runs aground. the unbelievable. that investigators think caused the disaster when we come back. win, we areterday's wearing more ravens gear. we will have details on gear for the ladies after the commercial. >> she looks fantastic. your morning commute shaping up to be a pretty fantastic >> good morning. we will start you off with a live view from the sky camera. it is cold out there. currently 26 degrees. even colder as you look outside the city. we will get to the forecast in

the country that he could reprimand the black community, distance himself some say from reverend jesse jackson i suggest now that young black politicians engage in a kind of bill cosby moment, especially if they have ambitions for national office. they have to show the country that they are not beholden to black communities, and often that means engaging in a little reprimanding of black people, often the black poor. so i recalled that his to cosby mold. and i think you look at kind of the other young and particular black politicians who are trying to have a position behind the black community you'll also find that they have these moments of reprimanding black communities. >> so in trenton, personal, where did the remake's to come from? >> it comes out of hip-hop culture and it really does speak a kind of making sure that the culture, the voices, the ideas of young black people are first and foremost in writing this book including in the title. >> is there in importance politically to have pop-culture? >> i think it is. i think first of all, we have to recognize hip-hop culture is something th

. >> yes, i have, because of that i think it's a serious issue just like jesse jackson accusing peoplecism, when his mistresses come out. what does newt gingrich, a perfectly legitimate question, that shakes up that john king was a fair and honest reporter, i don't care if he works at cnn might be the fairest over there and a question he has got to ask. >> bill: shouldn't have asked it first. >> it's hanging over newt gingrich's head otherwise and that's picky and petty. if this were a democrat we'd scream bloody murder if that question hasn't been asked. >> bill: i wouldn't be screaming anything, you're wrong in the sense, that's old news and abc ran was old news. >> it's a headline on drudge and-- fox news-- let's go to another vicious mainstream media reporter bret baier who asked newt gingrich have his staff abandoned mimm and that's attacking bret baier calling it a gotcha question. >> bill: mitt romney did the same thing with bret baier. >> this is the serious issue the way that real racism is a serious issue and wiped away by frauds and charlestons and they want a defense like s

jesse jackson made a stop inspired by the legacy of 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 cri

. >>> plus, jesse jackson takes on the grammys. unbelievably nice. mornin'.'m helping them save hundreds on car insurance. it probably also doesn't hurt that i'm a world-famous advertising icon. cheers! i mean, who wouldn't want a piece of that? geico. ah... fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent oh dear... or more on car insurance. >> bret: now fresh pickses from the political grapevine. monday correspondent shannon bream covered the annual march for live rally that saw tens of thousands of pro-life supporters along with some pro-choice demonstrators, descend on the nation's capital. however, if you were watching the big three broadcast networks, you wouldn't have heard a peep about the event. you would have been in the dark, too, if you were reading the print version of the "new york times." not one word. the washington examiner featured seven pictures of the event, but none of pro-life activists. until the payment was updated days lateer the only images in the slide show were pro-choice supporters. the media research center notes the tens of thousa

he also says he is willing to talk with jesse jackson and explain the process.he grammy awards air february 12th right here on cbs 5. >>> chances are if you fly, you have seen somebody doing this, talking on their cell phones after the crew tells you to shut them off. sometimes you get kicked off the flight like alec baldwin but is it really dangerous to leave your phone on during take-off and landing? john blackstone has the answer to one of the great mysteries of travel. >> reporter: we hear it every time we fly. >> your mobile phone and other electronic devices should be turned off. >> people thinking no big deal and i you this for the most part it isn't. -- i think for the most part it isn't. >> reporter: but captain sully sullenberger knows better than most that every once in a while something quite unexpected can happen on an airplane. >> the fact that nothing bad has happened i think has convinced a lot of people this rule isn't necessary anymore. >> it seems like the documented problems are fairly rare. but there are some. >> reporter: an airbus was on a

and i'm thinking now it may have some parallels to 1988 with michael dukakas and jesse jackson.aul may be the jesse jackson man where he becomes the choice where romney is going to go ahead and be the nominee anyway. let me just vote for somebody else. >> does it cost him the general election? >> if ron paul ran as a third party candidate, most of those votes would come out of the republican side. that's splitting the anti-obama vote. right now, a lot of people are fast forwarding to the general election. they're buying the romney camp's line that it's a romney-obama race. not so fast. take a deep breath, folks. we are two primary sboos a long process where they've got to get to 1143 to get to this nomination. let's give the voters of south carolina, florida and everyone else their chance. this is what we've been looking forward to. let's take a deep breath and appreciate the election. >> what does mitt romney do to win over some ron paul supporter sns they just seem to love ron pauls -- frankly, the things he says are the things that would never be adopted by someone mainstream

and i'm thinking now it may have some parallels to 1988 with michael dukakas and jesse jackson.aul may be the jesse jackson man where he becomes the choice where romney is going to go ahead and be the nominee anyway. let me just vote for somebody else. >> does it cost him the general election? >> if ron paul ran as a third party candidate, most of those votes would come out of the republican side. that's splitting the anti-obama vote. right now, a lot of people are fast forwarding to the general election. they're buying the romney camp's line that it's a romney-obama race. not so fast. take a deep breath, folks. we are two primary sboos a long process where they've got to get to 1143 to get to this nomination. let's give the voters of south carolina, florida and everyone else their chance. this is what we've been looking forward to. let's take a deep breath and appreciate the election. >> what does mitt romney do to win over some ron paul supporter sns they just seem to love ron pauls -- frankly, the things he says are the things that would never be adopted by someone mainstream

. >> he is kind of like jesse jackson in 1984. he has a constituency within the party d not going to winin the nomination, but he could end op in tampa with a strong number of delegates, and heill command respect, perhaps a speech. >> he will demand more than that. >>>> platform? that is going to be a problem for the rerepublican "estlishment." >> i don't know how you all can -- >> we will have to have a meeting and decide how to handle it. [laughter] as you know, we meet in a masonic tememple. everybody brings a live lamb, except karl rove, who brings the incense. lots of chanting could you would enjoy it. >> i gather that jon huntsman would not be allowed. >> depends on w hampshire. wewe like winners. >> you look at those polls, he is way down out there, after all the work he did. >> it is hard to know what his naative, his story, what his appeal is. what exactly is huntsman offering? until he canan answer that in a succinct way, i am not sure -- >> "the boston globe" found some virtue -- >> that is not a recommendation for repu

. >>> jesse jackson wants to meet with the president of the academy awards, and said he got involved after receiving complaints from artists who were concerned fewer categories will shutout minorities. the grammys will be held february 12th in los angeles and new on dvd tomorrow, drive. ryan got ling stars. he still manages to fall in love with his neighbor, whose ex-con victim husband comes home the movie dream house will also be out on dvd tomorrow. daniel craig is naomi watts star in the suspense thriller about a family that moves into a new england home where several grisly murders were committed. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea reason. >> and i'm jessica doyle in moo mike hide. right now howard bern steen is here with our weather first. >> it is a quiet morning. a good start to the week and seasonably chilly. we won't be saying it tomorrow or wednesday or thursday or friday. especially tomorrow and wednesday. we have a company of warm days again. 60s are coming, but not today. your day planner starts chilly

jesse jackson is spending tonight at the pacific garden and he will use the time to speak and pray withlter residents. dr. king's commitment to helping the poor get jobs health-care it cetera, the mission serves as a as a safe haven for about 1100 homeless men and women. occupy chicago protesters also honor dr. king today started their day taking pictures for a rally and they joined more than 1000 people who gathered at the people's church on lawrence avenue in uptown, the event included several presentations included one from cook county board president tony preckwinkle. earlier today preckwinkle spoke at sea temple beth el in northbrook and talked about a jewish communities through the civil rights movement. preckwinkle said that the civil-rights movement had countered supporters whose names are not in any history books but whose contributions were invaluable. gov pat quinn was out today promoting the importance of the earned income tax credit, last tuesday queen sign the measure that doubles the tax credit for the working force. this is tax relief for working families on the federal

jesse jackson watched everything thing king did for three years. if you can't run -- that's like king in birmingham. awe of those things. so daddy king did have this prophetic exodus commitment. and he and borders did a full month on preaching on the liberation impulse of exodus. and as many people would say, that's the central narrative in african-american religion. so daddy king had that, and daddy king had been involved in the naacp. but the refinement and some of this other stuff, um, that's king elaborating it through the crossover artists who were really his idols, benjamin mays, howard thurman. and howard thurman, i mean, king would sample howard thurman's story of what happened to him in india to tell the story of what happened to king in indian. king was introduced once as an untouchable, and he tells the congregation, oh, here's a fellow untouchable from america. and everybody, oh, i was peeved. and you hear the audience wincing, oh, my, my, you know, this is terrible. and i thought about it, and i could not stop on the highway and take m

not only the traditional photos of grady with bush and barbara and reagan but also grady with jesse jackson." do you know bob grady? >> guest: i know bob grady; i was in the very office that was described. c-span: why do people do that? >> guest: why do people hang pictures like that in their offices? there is a kind of white house etiquette and white house style of personal self-congratulation. it's very odd; i don't know that it attains anywhere else in the recorded world quite, but it is a matter of style that people hang photos of themselves with celebrities, political celebrities. c-span: did you? >> guest: i did not, no. i had only one such picture, but i still don't have it hanging in my office -- with ronald reagan. but i, in fact, don't have it hanging in my office. i don't wish to make any great claims for my character; it's just not my kind of style. but there is a generic white house style that has been the case through administrations, i'm sure, since the invention of the photograph and i'm sure is going on in the clinton white house now. c-span: when people walk in that room n

jesse jackson's message for arizona gov. jim brewer after for a heated exchange with the president. local businesses are reaching out to veterans, companies say that they are hiring. we're going to get another shot of snowfall tonight probably not a great deal but the big weather news is what is coming next week. ♪ ♪ [ mom ] we didn't know where to go next with eric's adhd. his stimulant medicine was helping but some symptoms were still in his way. so the doctor kept eric on his current medicine and added nonstimulant intuniv to his treatment plan. [ male announcer ] for some children like eric adding once-daily nonstimulant intuniv to their stimulant has been shown to provide additional adhd symptom improvement. don't take if allergic to intuniv, its ingredients or taking other medicines with guanfacine like tenex®. intuniv may cause serious side effects such as low blood pressure low heart rate fainting, and sleepiness. intuniv may affect the ability to drive or use machinery. other side effects include nausea, tiredness trouble sleeping stomach pain, and dizziness. tell the docto

a super conservative african-american republican who has campaigned against the likes of urban jesse jackson and president obama told the huffington post that he would quote they call black people to the south and put them on the plantation so they were under. and the ethics at the couple working and went on to say quote i'm going to put them on the plantation they need a good hard education on what it is to work these remarks came just a day after newt gingrich seemed to suggest in the south carolina primary that african-americans don't have it. seems the reverend is unaware of the real problems that african-americans face like on equal access to education and discrimination in the workforce suggesting that we should restore alysha system of slavery to teach a lesson rather than work to solve the real problems that african-americans face is just very very ugly. after the break ron paul things our nation's founders wanted a weak central government surely he must be wrong right or just will tell us what the constitutional framers really intended all those years ago and what it means for us to

the bearer of seattle or the mayor of the hooverville in that city was a fellow by the name of jesse jackson and he wrote a book about you know the experience which we're. trying to track down right now the pieces of it and. there. there are flaws found their behavior seemed really similar to the occupy movement i mean they were occupying territory all over the country and local governments would come in and knock them down burn them out kick them out they'd come right back. do you see history repeating itself do you. the occupy movement is something that might propel this forward or is that just an interesting analogous parallel well i think what's interesting about the occupy movement is that they they have occupied as a way of raising consciousness spectacular raising of consciousness they've really cracked open the whole debate with just some kids sitting down but i think they're interested in new ideas and where the where do we take it beyond that into politics beyond the hoovervilles getting out in the communities doing politics building new institutions i think that direction is put a

attorney general eric holder by way of congressman john conyers and reverend jesse jackson myself we've been in d.c. as for eric holder to look in and use the powers of the attorney general's office to intervene in this matter and protect the right to vote but fourthly we legislate we agitate and we have a referendum but we also march in occupy us on january sixteenth in the tradition of the original occupy dr martin luther king who occupied in washington d.c. resurrection city fighting for a war not on the poor before war on poverty we in michigan will be occupying on january sixteenth at four o'clock at governess night is home with money to his home feeding in an album it's night of the usa in his backyard and so we have the referendum campaign we have the lawsuit we're calling on the federal government but we're going to put our feet on the street and we're going to march because we're not going to take it anymore dr king fought medgar evers' died and so many of us gave their lives so that we could have the right to vote this is about dismantling democracy and we're not going to stan

gingrich covering up the staff leaving and he doesn't have an answer on healthcare, it is like jesse jackson calling it racism. we need to go back and say there is a liberal meed media bo success. -- bias. >> you know, jesse, glad you are here and good to see the scooby doo van is parked outside in case you have to get somewhere. you have been following politics for longer than i have been around. you have newt polarizing the republicans because you have people like anne that are supporting romney and you have people that like a fighter. where do you see this. >> thank you for taking time out to read renditions of fire side at a christmas carol. i watched what mitt was saying there and he kept referring to the october surprise and saying he didn't want there to be an -- the voters should be aware and more importantly, i didn't know what that means. i had to look that up. apparently it means like a hard-hitting thing that comes out and shakes up the election. that's where you have sex with a girl and hit her with a pumpkin. >> i was under the impression she would lead. >> it is still nine mon

i love jess jackson. the show happened right after jess passed.he family, you know, because we're a family-owned company. i've always been a part of a that, what i would call, extended family. my connection with jess, after he had passed, there was a lot of emotion. obviously, my wife and being away for seven days, i missed her. >> you showed it. >> so what's your action plan now that you've had this experience? do you want to do it with other people within the company? they go do it and find out what it's like. >> exactly. a lot of ceos or bosses want to fly at 30,000 feet. my whole goal and what jess taught me is you have to fly at three feet. what we've done since the show, and that's what's valuable about the show. it's not the show that's great. it's what you do afterwards. things we've already done, language classes. we have over 200 employees taking language classes. >> that's crucial because you had a 24-year-old supervisor who couldn't communicate with the spanish-speaking workers. they couldn't communicate with her. >> right. i knew we h

they drew a parallel between obama's campaign and jesse jackson. and in 2000, as george w. bush battled john mccain, an anonymous rumor arose that mccain's adopted daughter was from an affair with a black woman. not true. why did things get so raw in the state? it's simple. those candidates who are leading want to knock everybody out of the race, and those who are trailing see it as the last chance to throw some punches no matter how dirty it gets. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> a lot of mud flying around south carolina. joining me, david gergen and gloria borger. it's harkable, the history of dirty politics. >> it's always been a contact sport in south carolina. we're see aglot of it this year, but overall, i have to tell you, i think we're seeing lisz this year. there's not as much race being ejected into the campaign as we have in the past. often, candidates have been attacked because they're too close to blacks or they're in a marriage or have a child. we're not seeing that. we're seeing a barrage of negative advertising. >> what do you make of the surge of newt gingr