jesse jackson jr. term the governor took the rare step of issuing that endorsement in writing not at a press conference or in an appearance with jesse jackson jr. jesse jackson jr. was a central figure in the corruption trials of rod blagojevich governor quinn is predecessor he is being investigated by congress over an effort by his supporters to buy him a u.s. senate appointment challenger debbie halvorson said jesse jackson jr. would be too preoccupied with defending himself to be effective as a congressman illinois will get lots of attention to the candidates for president this week the primary here is march 20th. newt gingrich is scheduled to be at several campaign events in the northwest suburbs wednesday and thursday ron paul will be at the university of illinois in champaign urbana wednesday rick santorum has rallies that are scheduled in niles and elgin friday and saturday president obama will be in chicago friday for a fund-raiser mitt romney is scheduled to appear in illinois one week from to

let's bring in reverend jesse jackson, president of the rainbow push coalition. reverend, good to have you with us tonight. i need for you to respond to this accusation of this former naacp official. your thoughts on what is being levied against you and reverend sharpton? >> well, we really shouldn't dignify it. it is not true. it's a diversion from the fact that a man was disobedient to an appeal by 911 to not pursue trayvon. he did pursue him. he did kill him. and i'm seeing a really revealing tape, which is the real issue tonight, it's not the issue of reverend sharpton. it's the case that you have two stories. there seems there has been some tampering. no bloodshed, no bandages. and people have heard he was taken to the hospital, no blood, no bandage. and an awesome friendship. this is so casual, considering the guy had just killed someone, because he's their friend. >> reverend, i want to go back to you. you've been labeled a race hustler. i need you to respond to that. you have been down this road many times. you've dedicated your life to advocacy work and

congressman jesse jackson jr.les and hang onto his seat in the second congressional district. an ethics investigation an extramarital affair and the challenger in the primary is making re-election more difficult. >> congressman jackson has not been charged with any crime and he has repeatedly denied any wrong doing. and he is denying allegations that he had a businessman offered thousands of dollars to for the seed that was left open by president brought obama. >> when you are a public servant that is all you have and you should care for is. people need someone you they can trust. >> turn up the heat on congress and jesse jackson jr. after highly publicized affair with a washington cocktail waitress. she is hoping to capitalize on an upset win. she said jackson has not done enough for the common people. >> i have raised my children on my own. i know what it is like to struggle. i don't think the congressman can relate to people. unemployment is still high the district when this thing, harvey, a riverdale, its look

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el reverendo es jesse jackson dice que es un caso claro de racismo.éxico en el podio de la fórmula uno, en medio de la lluvia llega segundo en el gran premio de malasia. vamos con toda la información. >> este es noticiero fin de semana. de méxico, jorge. >> por las tardes empresa noticiero univisión fin de semana comenzamos con la cobertura especial de la visita del papa benedicto xvi a méxico. >> así es, para esbozamos con jorge ramos que les cambió desde león, guanajuato. esta hoy el papa se contagió del calor humano los mexicanos en este viaje en medio del fervor religioso, pero con un gran interrogante, porque el papa no recibió a las víctimas de la violencia y los abusos sexuales de miembros de la iglesia en méxico. >> esto es, efectivamente está clarísimo, el papa benedicto xvi se siente mucho más a gusto de fe y teología, que hablando de política, los niveles estaba pidiendo en méxico es que hablara de la violencia y que se reuniera con víctimas de la violencia, y con víctimas de los abusos sexuales, en el caso de las víctimas de la violencia,

rep jesse jackson jr. day she highlighted an ethics investigation into whether jackson supporters offered former gov. robb blagojevich's money in exchange for a u.s. senate seat, she is calling on his brother robert who reveals what he knows. >> he was acquitted for all of this annasophia is free to speak on whenever he wants so i'm asking him to speak the truth now and not wait for the ethics committee to make because it's obvious that they are are not going to me before the election. >> wgn has been attempting to reach jackson for comment and he has denied any knowledge of an offer to blagojevich's and today jackson received the endorsement of governor paquin. president barack obama favorite chef has a new restaurant, next hour restaurant critic takes in the neighborhood feel. taking more than 2300 steps for law health. let's recap the cleaning games. [ bottle #2 ] mr. clean magic eraser extra power was 3x faster on permanent marker. and he didn't stop there. aw, he never stops. i-i can't watch. cut to co

the reverend jesse jackson providing clarity. >> mr. zimmerman should not have pursued him. he did.e should not have killed him and did he. the glad of blood of this martyr, we shall continue our vigilance and action until justice is done. >> with more protests honoring martin and demanding justice for his killer. the 17-year-old who appeared to be carrying nothing more threatening than iced tea and skittles walking through a gated community. zimmerman seas spokesman saying that the public does not know what happened that night. >> there are other 911 tapes that have not been disclosed yet. we don't have the complete story and when it does come out it will show that george zimmerman acted in self defense and he did have a right to defend himself. >> a different sort of defense appearing in the orlando sentinel at an exclusive that the authorities claim that some witness versus backed up zimmerman's account of what happened that night. according to the shooter zimmerman followed martin in his suv, then on foot and was approached by martin. zimmerman claimed he asked martin if he had

. >> in trayvon's hometown of sanford, florida, tonight the reverend jesse jackson called the tragedy a national sickness and urged residents to vote for city officials who would bring justice to trayvon martin. crowds turned out in sanford for yet another rally and at a town hall meeting there martin's mother made an impassioned plea for new information disputing police claims that the teen-ager viciously beat zimmerman before the shooting. martin's father said it's unfair for drummed up reports to be made after trayvon's death about marijuana residue being found in his book bag and jesse jackson called on officials to do the right thing. >> we seek healing today and just as the redeeming force for the right to vote, i want you to do a bigger than than just mourn. i want you to be a redeeming force for justice in america. i want this, the home of howard thurmond, to be the place where hand and heart come together. make this the site where we decide to vote today one by one where do you stand on justice for trayvon? >> we spoke by phone tonight with texas congresswoman sheila jackson

jesse jackson is expected to speak. like the one treyvon was wearing when he was shot. the shooter, george zimmerman has not been arrested and claims he shot treyvon in self-defense. in the east bay this morning, church members and pastors are holding a hoodie demonstrations in his honor. craig skalar is live. >>craig: the service started at 8:00 a.m.. it is a theme that goes beyond treyvon martin. they are wearing hedy's. even though it is three dozen miles away, there is a connection. reverend himself is going to put on a heady of his own. we are back at 9:00 a.m. to show you more. >> the driver was going northbound on contra costa and drove to the side of the road hitting another car in the landing on top of a fire hydrant. office determined that she was in violation of a dui and over the legal limit and she was arrested. >>marty: a developing story, another vigil is planned for tonight for missing. teen-agers sierra lamar. it has been more than a week since her disappearance. yesterday, about 90 search and rescue me

rod blagojevich jesse jackson jr. has denied any wrongdoing. it republican race that one of the candidates branded as the past against the future the future one in the 16th congressional district freshman rep adam kinzinger beat veteran congressman donald manzullo. with 99 percent of the unofficial vote counted adam kinzinger leads with 56%-44% for donald manzullo speaking to supporters last night adam kinzinger applauded his campaign for working quickly to get him elected in a newly drawn congressional district >>state representative derrick smith one his democratic primary race despite being under indictment for bribery undercover agents say they secretly recorded him taking a $7,000 cash payoff but the democratic machine back his reelection and his primary victory is a win for party leaders who are expected to demand that he pulled out of the race because he won his primary they will have the right to choose his replacement on the democratic ticket and dorothy brown is now closer to securing her fourth term as cook county court clerk should

nancy pelosi of showing her support behind congressman jesse jackson jr. in his primary battle against albertson, and a press conference today posey praised jackson for bringing jobs in federal dollars to his district leader policy didn't have to endorse any but she did and i'm grateful. the last time i checked nancy pelosi doesn't vote in the second congressional district and as i travel with its and the churches or the train stations, people are sick and tired of outsiders and all these politicians coming in and telling people who to vote for. alberts and served one term in congress and said jackson lacks credibility and remains the target of the house ethics committee investigation. but the longtime congressman scored another endorsement today from a couple ministers in t accused albertson of falsely claiming some of his religious supporters have endorsed her. little more than two weeks ago in a race for the second district said the illinois, a contentious one. >> upset over potential tuition hikes, students take matters into their own hands. the merger

also as you mentioned, reverend jesse jackson in florida. this is all leading up to tomorrow.e are expecting a lot of people including some celebrities to be here. city hall -- rather not city hall but the civic center is where commissioners will hold their regular meeting. they are expecting big crowds and we learned that ta t family may speak that church tomorrow. >> how is trayvon being remembered today? is it just church services? any memorials going on? >> we learned that the media was not allowed inside the church but you see what has happened around the country. people wearing hood ies to show solidarity. the hoodie symbolish for people in that 911 tape. a lot of people showing support. >> our if you are going want to -- they lived with daily. with their sons saying believing their sons coming up at the top of the hour. >> her to the korean demilitarized zone. it was the president's first visit between north and south korea. he is in korea for a nuclear summit and he had a warning for north korea. >> north korea will achieve nothing by threats or by provocations. north

joining me now is reverend jesse jackson.arrest, and joining us from l.a. is actor and comedian sinbad. sinbad is about the story that has moved so many, and he and other celebrities are getting involved. let me start with you reverend jackson. we're here and marched, what is your view of today? >> it's cases like this -- for example, in this case, we hear on tape that a non-police officer seeing a young black man. he chooses to pursue and kill him in cold blood. when police come they're over him with a gun. the killer walks away. they do a drug test on the murdered man, and let the killer go without a drug, alcohol, or gun test. so the blatant disregard for humanity touches in a different kind of way. we want zimmerman arrested, and the law repealed, and the third thing, it's time to -- we have become violent. we have lost 6,000 soldiers in iraq. if it's black or white killing, it's jail time. if it's white on black it's revolt time -- >> sinbad, what has touched you and celebrities so about this case that have gotten you to

. >>> the reverend al sharpton and reverend jesse jackson will join hundreds at a rally today in the response to the deadly shooting of trayvon martin. they are calling for the arrest of george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch captain who shot trayvon martin last month in self-defense. turns out martin was not armed and many believe the shooting was racially motivated. the funeral director who oversaw the teen's burial did not seen signs of a fight on martin's body. >>> an arlington man accused of attacking a couple in a fight over a taxi. the man and woman were trying to get a cab outside the verizon center wednesday night at the van halen concert when police say brian bradley and three friends tried to push them out of the way. the woman called 911 and tried to help her husband, but then police say the violence escalated. >> when he struck her, she fell back, he knocked her semi conscious, her body was going limp, and we believe additional injuries were caused to her brain at that point and skull when she hit the head on the sidewalk. >> the woman taken to the hospital and later r

the reverend jesse jackson spoke and also commented on the law. >> it is a climate of shoot first and talk later. the stand your ground laws gives power that should be in the hands of trained police officers. >> local police say there is little evidence to disprove zimmerman's claim of self-defense. florida governor rick scott has appointed a special prosecutor to oversee the case and a task force to review the stand your ground law. >> the first thing we are going to do is see what happens here, no one can imagine this happening to their family. >> a rally is planned for monday here in sanford. -- randall pinkston, cbs news, florida. >>> yesterday a seven-year-old boy was taken off life support at a charleston hospital. that brings the death toll to nine. all of the victims were attending a sleepover birthday party when the fire began. authorities say this is the deadliest house fire in charleston in 60 years. the cause remains under investigation. >>> former vice president dick cheney is recovering after receiving a heart transplant saturday. the 71-year-old cheney had been on a tra

they were led in a parch by reverend jesse jackson and al sharpton.e is an arrest made in this case in the shooting of trayvon martin soon, it could lead to civil disobedience and perhaps economic sanctions, something they're very much against. crowds lined the march. people coming out of their houses, out of their businesses and reverend sharpton when he addressed the crowd, really addressed their main demand. that an arrest be made now. >> he walked out that car like there was nothing that was wrong with him and you going to walk him back into a police car and you're going to handcuff him again, but this time you're going to print him, you're going to book him, you're going to photo him and you're going to bring him before a jury of his peers. >> the case now is in the hands of the special prosecutor and there has been no public timetable as to whether, when or if any arrest will be made. back to you. >> patti ann: all right, steve harrigan live in florida. thank you. >> gregg: overseas now, a coordinated car bombing attack killing at least 14 peopl

last night a huge rally down in sanford, florida, led by the reverend al sharpton and jesse jackson andents of trayvon martin were there, again, reverend sharpton saying: it is time for some action. yes, peter. okay. a glitch there. >> that's the second glitch. >> not worth the history of this city. you need to redeem this city right now. >> all right. that's the number rule. three strikes and you are out. buena vista social club. okay. hello, the show has started. >> i hear you. >> all right. good morning. and it was the father of trayvon martin too, tracy martin who is he again said it's time for the police department or the state attorney or somebody to do the right thing. >> >>. >> stanford police department, the city of stanford, the government, the federal government, state, local whatever entity it is needs to do something about it, and needs to do something right now. arrest needs to be made for george michael zimmerman. >> trayvon's parents are going to be in washington. they won't be testifying but their attorney bingenjamin krump will testify beforein front of a judiciary com

condemned the conference, right in front of jesse jackson's face. you recall, when trent lott got in trouble for saying kind words about strom thurman and making nice about the erav segregation that essentially bush got him fired for majority leader of the senate at the time. he bent over backwards to apologize. i think tom hank in an era when both sides are talking about the need for civility, that this is a gross -- [overlapping dialogue] >> sean: we are out of time -- >> he should have walked off the stage. >> sean: let me go to juan n. this sense, i don't want to get to a point where people can't make a mistake and say -- and say, i don't like tom hanks, i don't like his movies -- >> no. i love -- >> sean: i am not the biggest fan of tom hanks or his politics and i think this propaganda film is terrific. but, we are now at the point, where the democrats and the president want to silence rush. he apologized. we have to be able to accept that people are going to have -- make a mistake or be in a situation that they can't control. but the left want

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a lot of people showed up for a rally led by jesse jackson and al sharpton. members of the aclu attended. the 17-year-old was shot a month ago today by george zimmerman. he said he was acting in self- defense and his lawyer denies any racial motivation for the shooting. >>> a total screamout here is set to support this hour to show support for the slain teenager. christien kafton is live with more. >> reporter: that screamout now underway. organizers started showing up just about a half an hour ago. they pinged the hall -- picked the hall of justice. they say that they are also complacent when it comes to the death of young men of color. they say they are holding this emergency screamout for justice, calling for justice calling for -- calling for justice for trayvon martin. they are wearing hoodies, what trayvon martin was wearing when he was shot. even though he was shot 2500 miles away, they say, hess story resonates resonates -- his story resonates here. >> this is not just happening in florida, it's happening in the midwest and california as well. so the

. >> reporter: in eatonville, florida, reverend jesse jackson implored the faithful to look at his killing as a new wake up call in a new battle for civil rights. martin's death and zimmerman's conditioned freedom has morphed from a criminal case to a national cause. trayvon's dad, tracey martin, thanked the miami heat for their support. friday star lebron james tweeted this picture of the basketball team wearing hoodies, a show of solidarity for the teenager. in dc hundreds rallied in the rain saturday. a day after president obama issued this highly personal message to trayvon's parents. >> if i had a son he would look like trayvon, i think they have a right to expect that all of us are americans are going to take this with the seriousness it deserves and we will get to the bottom of exactly what happened. >> that is exactly what the slain teen's parents will be demanding tonight at the commission. thousands of supporters will hear them address the commission in person. >> that was mark straesman strassman reporting from florida. we have this report. >> reporter: good afternoon. at 1:00 h

up next, hear from the former naacp leader, calling on jesse jackson and reverend sharpton to tone down the rhetoric. his message and much more coming up tonight on "hannity." omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. you are looking at police surveillance video, the night that trayvon martin was shot. this shows zimmerman arriving at the police station. his hands were cuffed. while initial police reports stated that he was bleed from this back of the head and the nose, you cannot see blood in that video. however, we do know he was takenned to in some capacity, by medics at the scene of the shooting before arriving at the police station. also tonight, abc news is report that this lead homicide investigator in the case was unconvinced by

jesse jackson here in florida, all of this is leading up to, fredricka, what we expect to be a pretty big day tomorrow. a lot of celebrities, a lot of people coming together for a march from a church here in sanford to the civic center. now, that's for a regular city hall meeting. they usually hold their meeting at city hall. but tomorrow it will be held at the civic center. a lot of people expected to attend that. and we just also learned that the family may also speak at that meeting. trayvon martin's family. so definitely a big day, fredricka, planned for tomorrow. >> and we also understand the family is pursuing a civil suit against the homeowners association at the complex where the shooting took place and possibly even against george zimmerman? >> we did learn that today. a lot of things developing. and we are expecting a pretty big week with the case also, the investigation continuing, fredricka. >> george hol, thanks so much. >>> an iraq war veteran dies, not in combat, but after he came home. damaged by the war's mental toll. i speak to his anguished parents working, so that

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others followed reverend jesse jackson who was a march for justifiable for trayvon martin.onth after he died from a single bullet to the chest. i'm sure going to make changes so that this does not happen to another family. >> we are not asking for an eye for an eye. we are asking for justice, justice, justifiable. is a very passionate march and evening rally here parked behind me now dispersing. as far as the suspension details of trayvon martin being released at the perish is completely irrelevant the night he was shot and killed. the department of juvenile justice saying he absolutely had zero record, shep. >> shepard: the folks there, many of them demanding an arrest in this case. special prosecutor who has been appointed saying there may never be an arrest. why is that? >> if there is it would not be days from now but weeks. here is why the special prosecutor from jacksonville says. this specifically it's the wording of the florida statute. the stand your ground law that's now being barbedly criticized around the country. it actually requires before somebody who uses fo

civil rights activists including the reverend jesse jackson aren't buying it. the case is drawing nationwide attention and debate over whether this was an act of self defense or racially mo vatted murder. -- motivated murder. trayvon's family will speak during a sanford town hall meeting. on sunday martin's mother said she is grateful for the public response so far. >> we thank them and appreciate all of the support and it means a lot to us. this hits home. >> this is rick vincent reporting. president barack obama's health care law will be tested in supreme court. it's called the most critical legal decision in the lifetime. the argument over whether mandating ever single american with health insurance is validated. >> they take on a test of whether the law is valid under the contusion. this comes two years after barack obama signed a health care overhaul. it's been a big issue. 26 states filed lawsuits challenging the law, under the current law, it requires you to buy health insurance by 2014 or pay a pain alty. critics say it's too government control and jove

at this baptist church in florida, churchgoers listed to jesse jackson.ocked to the antioch missionary baptist church in miami gardens, florida. in new york, people wore hoodies to church, the alpha he was wearing when he was killed. it has become a symbol of the injustice of racial profiling. >> this is a difficult situation. this child was, the man who killed him is walking the streets free. >> the governor has promised a thorough investigation of the shooting. >> i have the opportunity to meet with his parents on thursday to let them know i have introduced a new state attorney. your heart goes out to them. no family ever imagines this happening to their trial. >>vicki: outrage has reached the bay area, craig skalar takes us to one protester in the east bay. >> these hoods that the congregation brought to the church in oakland is a symbol here and around the country. >> we are grieving with them. thousand the hood is a symbol because for many african-americans wearing them on the streets strikes fear in some people. whether the fear is a rational or not

jesse jackson jr. bought him a car. he was profiled, why would a young black man have a car? his parents gave it to him. he had to stand before the public and be humiliated. another son. university of virginia lawyer going between washington and charlottesville. stopped over and over again, why are you going to charlottesville? another son at northwestern university. stopped and handcuffed. why are you in this neighbor? you don't live here? this process lends itself to gross injustice. mr. zimmerman should be arrested. the law of stand your grounds should be repealed. just as the voter i.d. law should be repealed for the same finances for both of them. in a real sense, the blood of this martyr has illuminated the darkness and we shall maintain our vigilance and our action until justice is done. i would hope given this across the country, this is a time to have that mature -- this is the time to revive the civil rights commission that we might have measurement of where we are and not just anecdotes. a time to revive the current commission report that we might have a real pictu

reverend jesse jackson spoke at a church service and commented on florida's stand your ground self-defense law. >> they're setting a climate of shoot first and talk later. the stand your ground laws gives powers to civilians. >> reporter: sanford police didn't arrest zimmerman saying there is little evidence to disprove his claim of self-defense. a grand jury will be convened next month to determine whether he should face charges. florida governor rick scott has appointed a special prosecutor to oversee the case and a task force to review the stand your ground law. >> the first thing we're going to do is do a thorough investigation to see what happened here. no one can imagine this happening to their family. >> reporter: a rally here in sanford is planned for monday, the one-month anniversary of trayvon martin's death. randall pinkston, cbs news, sanford, florida. >>> a powerful earthquake rocked central chile. so far no reports of deaths or major damage. the 7.1 magnitude quake struck sunday night. residents say the powerful shaking lasted about a minute. buildings swayed in chile's capit

and here in florida, reverend jesse jackson spoke to a congregation, lending his voice to those who are calling for the arrest of george zimmerman in the death of trayvon martin. he said we need to take a moment and turn it into a momentum, talking about a new civil rights movement. and he said that this case was clearly racism. here's what he said. >> the reason is a modern employee of our country. racial justice, equality, workers' rights, women's rights, children's rights go hand in hand. so say focus on racism, registration, civil rights protection. not hoodies. >> reporter: and reverend jackson will remain here in florida. tomorrow he's scheduled to join reverend al sharpton in sanford. they're going to meet at a charge and they're going to lead a march where city officials are holding a town hall meeting for residents to update them on the trayvon martin case and give them an opportunity to ask questions. fredricka? >> and then, holly, are you able to confirm, is there any truth to the fact that trayvon martin's family wants to pursue a civil case now against george zimmerman? >>

civil rights activist including reverend jesse jackson have become spokesmen and friends for the martin family. >>> foster city police are investigating the shooting of a san mateo man during a reported break in. police were called to a home on crane avenue near goal avenue at 4:30 yesterday morning. investigators found a 24-year- old man with gunshot wounds and they say he had been shot by a house guest. the shooting victim was taken to the hospital. at this point neither man has been arrested. >>> a san jose man is accused of firing a bb gun at police. he was arrested saturday morning at a home on snow berry court. police were called by family members that said he had a gun and threatening to kill them. he pulled out the gun and fired at officers. one officer returned fire. no one was hurt. >>> iraqi woman brutally beaten in her san diego county home has died and her family believes it was a hate crime. she was taken off of a life support over the weekend. she was found unconscious in her elle coo hone home on wednesday. it wasn't the first note the family had received. >> a week ago

churchgoers listen to jesse jackson. >> we must end the institution of standing your ground. >> worshipers flocked the missionary baptist church in florida, track of one's home town and in new york they wore huggies to church, the outfit he was wearing when he was killed a symbol of justice associated with racial profiling. the man who killed him is still walking the streets for a. >>free. >> no family ever imagines this could have happened to their child so your heart goes out to them. >> today it was a day to honor the young man father michael paid tribute to him this morning and called on all charges. the items martin had on him when he was gunned down. we have the power to tell the president, the governor, the mayor and the aldermen to tell them what they have got to do don't wait for them to tell you you tell them. he remembered martin today at the mess and with a prayer vigil. the mother of the late rocky clark is what should never stayed for injury insurance coverage, a student was paralyzed in a football game in the year 2000 and eventually lost his health insurance when his limit

tomorrow, jesse jackson will speak in sanford, florida, where martin was shot. george zimmerman said he opened fire in self defense, a grand jury will look into the case next month. >>> and a new group called the black panther party is looking for zimmerman, and is offering a reward for the capture of zimmerman. zimmerman's lawyer says he is in hiding because of threats to his life, saying he was not motivated by racism. >>> and new details on former penn state assistant coach sandusky. nbc news reports that back in 1998, a psychologist concluded that sandusky's behavior fit the profile of a likely pedophile. the psychiatrist was looking into the allegations that sandusky had inappropriate contact with an 11-year-old boy on the penn state campus. sandusky was not charged at that time. he was arrested in november and has pled not guilty to abusing 10 boys over a 15-year period. >>> and the pope beginning a 10- day tour in mexico. >> thank you. [cheering and applause] >>> mexican president greeted the pope as part of his first public event in the city. the week-lo