reed's skull. >> i heard that club hit jim's ahead. >> olson was at reed's side as he fainted. >> i held jim's hand and tighter and tighter. as the pain worsened in him. [ pausing ] >> and then, his hand relaxed. and he went ... he went unconscious. >> two days later jim reed was dead. at selma's brown ame church protest turned to prayer and the fire that time spread across the nation. >> thousands of people gathered in places like boston and chicago and new york and san francisco and so on. thousands of people gathered. just to keep vigil. and then when he died, again thousands of people gathered. >> it's a moment olson sees echoed today. hands up, i can't breathe. >> what do we want? justice. what do we want? >> and then as them, the president spoke for justice. >> i speak tonight for the dignity of man. >> president johnson spoke. he said that there are times in man's unending quest for justice. >> history and faith meet to shape a turning point in man's unending search for freedom. >> such was in lexington and concord and selma. >> there long-suffering men and women, peacefully, protested the d

that was jim reed, 70 million americans tuned in to see johnson urge congress to pass the voting rights act, despite an invitation, dr. king did not attend. he was at brown ame giving reed as eulogy. >> justice has travel add slow path toward that bright future. the marchers did finally make their way to montgomery, johnson was able to force through the voting rights act. amelia boynton lived to see her community guided by black leaders. and in time, a humbling pastor from a far away place was remembered on the corner where he became a martyr. >> but that's the guy you remember? that's the guy i remember. >> bow tie. >> yeah. >> not at all a commanding presence. >> not heroic. >> no heroic. he didn't intend to be. >> no, he did not. >> not a hero, just an every man, who might have lived and died a quiet life, has it not been for the tragic coincidences that led him to a street corner 50 years ago. instead he became a we minder that the sacrifices of just a few people, the change history for all of us. >> so jim did not die in vein. >> no, he didn't. >> even when you hear ferguson. >> no

his new chief of staff is jim reed. no relation to the previous mayor. jim reed has been the vice president of the san jose silicon valley chamber of commerce. pete constant is a former city councilman and will serve as a adviser and this individual will serve as senior policy adviser for land use and economic development. >>> for the second time in the past couple weeks, a teenaged girl forced into prostitution has been found in san rafael. police say the 17-year-old victim from the central valley was located tuesday night by officers at the transit hub at fourth. a lieutenant says the girl was able to text her family ask them for help and said she was just too scared to run away. her parents notified law enforcement, then the fbi notified san rafael police. >> we were contacted by an fbi ascbloeent said they had information that there was a juvenile who was texting this parents saying she was being forced into prostitution and was in san rafael fell. >> the suspect, 19-year-old samantha, was arrested. she's expected to be in court on friday. a second m

the new chief of staff is jim reed, who has been the vice president of the silicon valley chamber ofconstant will serve as a part time senior adviser. and rue wirkon is a holdover from chuck reed's administration, and will serve as the senior policy adviser for land use and economic development. >>> late selling sent the stock market down on the last day of 2014. trading was very light this new year's eve. but when the closing bell rang, the markets still made gains for the year. the dow jones rose 7.4% higher. and the nasdaq even more. 13.4%. investors get back to work on friday. since the markets are closed tomorrow for the holidays. >>> a horrible situation overseas. a stampede kills at least 35 people in shanghai china. afterward, there was a broken bicycle, and debris left as evidence. in addition to the 35 deaths, 43 others were injured. many of them students. one witness said it started when people scrambled for what looked like money being tossed out of a third floor window. it's a favorite with giants fans. still ahead, the word that a popular sports bar is closing, and maki

jim, that's right. i just talked to reed's widow.she says she is overwhelmed by this outpouring of support out here tonight, that family from north carolina florida as well as friends and neighbors and clergy. they are not anti-police but are gathering here they simply want to know what prompted the car stop and then forced police to pull the trigger. she just wants the facts. >> i just want to know why. did he have a weapon did he aim it, make them feel threatened? >> reporter: as to why her friend of seven years was killed by police december 30th. the car stop recorded by witnesses on cell phone video, some who say they saw an unarmed man. the prosecutor in the case insists only that a gun was revealed and recovered and that the use of deadly force by two bridgeton police officers is now being put under the microscope. >> from my understanding he got shot seven times. why did he have to get shot seven times? >> reporter: we tried to find out what initiated the car stop. no answer to that. the police chief did share behind closed do

getaways jim owns tahoe a timeresort >>: we tend have been under supply and over demand of those announced about equilibrium. >> reporter: now and the late chou hall you see a beach their reeds out hundreds of yards into the lake. upbeats that reach hundreds of yards out into the late beach that reaches out into the lake.. >> reporter: this afternoon turned to be beautiful hazy sunshine. 64 and the city '60s and redwood city. we have mostly clear skies as of right now. as we head towards the close live there are some lingering low clouds. . oakland is looking at 56 degrees. >> reporter: quite a bit of real estate in the rockies this system is gonna reenforce on the backside and eyeshot of dry air and into the bay area on the backside of the storm system. the hayes will get washed out in tonight would be very little fog to speak about. 40 in daly city 42 was we had to redwood city >> reporter: but with and have up for '60s along the coast tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures that could reach up to the upper 70's. the breezy way and will reinforce the dry when. on sunday of few clouds. we will continue dry and above normal temperatures throughout wednesday of next week. thu