so, for those of you that don't know joyce king i want to introduce her. she's a native texan who's traveled the world over with a message of justice, hope and healing. she is an award-winning veteran broadcast journalist and a news anchor and reporter for cbs radio until she stepped down to write her very first book page crime story of the dragging in jasper texas. i think all of us here probably remember that even if we hadn't read the book. and it is a powerful book and beat. it was published in 2002 and was critically acclaimed into received widespread acclaim and attention from good morning texas to "the oprah winfrey show" and she's also written a memoir of growing up southern white man i met along the way is the subtitle of that one. [laughter] and her freelance articles appeared in numerous the numerous newspapers and journals in the u.s. and present you may have read her work in the dallas morning news and usa today where she appears in other publications. she is an honors department lecturer and william s. maurice lecturer and served as one of th

i wanted to put james in front of rick perry who is a big joyce king fan. he's read all of my books and i hope he reads this one. so we go in the door of this fabulous home in dallas and james is sweating profusely and i like what you get a grip so i'm fixing him and adjusting and rick perry has his back to us so there's a lot of people and he can't figure out who is that he and i and i said let's just go over and get in line and repair a turned around and james nearly passed out when he saw the governor of texas. he had actually heard that rick and i were good friends and he kept saying you don't know the governor. so when he saw them at all came back and you could see it in his eyes like please don't let him have a seizure. and i said may i present to you the 17th man exonerated by dna. his hand went out and he saw it. he brushed his hand away and grabbed ten. and he asked him. he said if the state of texas doing everything for you that it should be and he he said yes sir, absolutely. i said no. since you asked, you have a part in that's been sitting on y

. >>> also scoping out deals for news pennsylvania, is jennifer joyce live at king of prussia mall, hi jen. >> reporter: hi, chris, lots of people scoping out deals, posted in the windows of stores, that is what we have seen here year after year. we are seeing people rome the malls with bags, people have been here since 6:00 o'clock yesterday. kathy smith joins us. this year did you different, you opened up at 6:00 o'clock yesterday. >> we opened up at 6:00 p.m. and went to 1:00 a.m. some stores remained opened all night. we will officially reopen at 6:00 a.m. >> reporter: it is so funny people are just hanging out taking a break, some taking a nap with their bags waiting for rest of the stores to open up at 6:00. >> we have a lot have of people circling, they have done some shopping and waiting for others stores to opened. we have a lot of rest tears out there but that is why we have our new soft seating for. okay to come out and take a break. now is a great time to come out because it is not, it goodies time to get in and get out. >> i think it will be. i think because the mall opens

jenny joyce is at king of prussia mall where shoppers are taking advantage of the sales, hi jen. >> hi, you know, we are finding casual shoppers. they had yesterday, today, they have all weekend long. not too many aggressive shoppers which is a good thing to sianni people depend ing, just hanging out. we showed you earlier they have these outlets when i to go for people to charge their phone. we saw people all night long just making stops, sitting down, resting their legs, charging their phone because that is crucial. we have a family here from collegeville. you didn't wake up at the crack of the dawn. were you in by 7:00. you slept in. >> we relaxed, we had our family over last night, we have a big family. my daughter is home from college from the university of pittsburgh and we wanted to come down and see what they have. it was fun. >> reporter: this year was very controversial. stores opening up on thanksgiving, is it a good or bad thing what are your thoughts. >> i think thanksgiving is a time for families. she hasn't been home in three months. we wanted to spend thanksgiving at ho

. >> january joyce us live from the king of prussia mall. plenty of shoppers, are trying to grab those deals this morning. we've seen her out talking to people, getting some good stuff. >> all kind of folks out, all ages, been out there since late last night, early this morning. some grabbing the coffee and trying to get their thing done. all over the tri-state area. >> frozen stuff seems to be what's most popular. >> oh, froze send hot, no pun intended, frozen definitely hot. we'll check in with jan and the holiday shopping frenzy. jan, good

. >> well, lets go to the king of prussia mall and jennifer joyce looking at black friday deals. hi jen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the mall is officially opened now that it is 6:00 o'clock, however we have not seen that rush. bob kelly was just talking bit, roads are looking okay because mall was opened since 6:00 o'clock yesterday a lot of people spreading out their shopping and taking breaks but staying here throughout the night because some stores stayed opened. now all of the stores are opened. hi girls you are from kutztown, what are you finding, anything good. >> yeah, i just got shoes. great deals. we have all winter stuff. >> reporter: what time did you get here. >> like an hour and a half ago. >> we'ring to go keep going for a long time. >> reporter: what exactly are you looking for. >> sweaters, scarves. >> reporter: for other people or myself. >> myself. >> reporter: but you are seeing a lot of deals. we have seen actually a bunch of the deals posted in the storefronts as always and we have talk to someone from king of prussia mall who a said shopping an

jennifer joyce doing just that among the crowd at kop, king of prussia it looks fairly busy out there at 4:34. >> reporter: are it is a good time to shop. you are not jammed pack with people but there are a few people out for 4:30 in the morning when the mall is not officially even opened yet. some people left out because certain stores did stay opened all night long but a lot of people are taking a break, sitting down, they have their bags and bracing for part two which will begin when mall begins at 6:00 a.m. some people are wait forgo specific stores. i'm join here by joslin, you have been here since midnight. >> yes. >> what are you finding and why did you want to come out. >> i have been out, since this afternoon and looking for electronics, and bunch of deals going on right now. >> reporter: how long will you stay here. >> i'm getting ready to leave. i'm past my bedtime. it has been enough. >> reporter: so you were here, sitting down when we found you taking a little will break. >> i'm wait forgo people actually. but i need a break. >> reporter: getting ready to round up the the

. >> january joyce us live from the king of prussia mall. jan, i'm guessing plenty of shoppers, are trying to grab those deals this morning. we've seen her out talking to people, getting some good stuff. >> all kind of folks out, all ages, been out there since late last night, early this morning. some grabbing the coffee and trying to get their thing done. all over the tri-state area. >> frozen stuff seems to be what's most popular. >> oh, froze send hot, no pun intended, frozen definitely hot. we'll check in with jan and the holiday shopping frenzy. jan, good morning. >> good morning, we're got a lot of people out here right now, take a look when the longest lines i found so far. >> diane, a i know you wanted me to be shopping. hey, a girl can't turn that down. if a cup of of stores, go figure, longest lines at the shoe lines. i was able to track down fellows here. look at these guys, this is what i'm talking about. this is what i call shopping. they told me they had thanksgiving dinner, took an app, then got out here. >> how are you doing?

. >> lets go to king of prussia and check with jenny joyce talking to bargain hunters out there. >> reporter: hi alex, good morning to you. all morning long we have been talking about how it is not that crazy because mall has been opened pretty much since 6:00 o'clock yesterday but what i did find interesting is i was walking around in between live shots and certain stores, steve is talking about vittoria secret earlier. vittoria secret was absolutely pack. it depends on what you want and what you are looking for. kathy smith is here. you are with the mall. how is morning looking, what do you think. >> i think morning is shaping up. we have just reopened up at 6:00a lot of people here were overnight shopping at victoria secret and stores like that. i'm thinking we will see a peak traffic time between one and 4:00 this year. because of having opened early yesterday. >> reporter: that is interesting. maybe some people went home, they slept and they are getting geared backup for this afternoon. if they do, in addition, you have a lot of parking but we see a lot of people with bags. so if they d

friends and sympathizers had gathered joyce the rubble of this mochblt bombry, alabama home, convinced that the remembers would respond to the call to action, but kingdn't do that. his niece said for the same reason her own father refused to respond in kind after his house was bombed and destroyed. what poichlt would it serve? instead, martin luther king would tell people assembled in his yard that day, if you have weapons take them home, if you do not have them, please do not seek them, we cannot solve this problem through violence, we must meet violence through nonviolence. king's grudging quest for peaceful protests would stand the test of time, even though sadly not in time for him. reverendins who -- shaming the violence is shame violence all together. leave it to a woman whose family was scarred by violence to reject violence. i like to think such inherent decent si doesn't stop with the passing of the patriarch but with the general feeling he leaves behind. that is why i hope and pray for those in ferguson and not to be drawn in to battles others might encourage. they say we are a product of our own inner rage, some justified, some night. yet