martin luther king, jr., was a follower of jesus christ. he implemented the principals of gandhi and went to moses and the mountain top and embraced all of those tenets and his greatest example was jesus christ and the nonviolence that gandhi practiced was compelling, he looked at violence and everything going on and nonviolence is going to be the method. >> glenn: help me out, rabbi, on moses. because i know gandhi, martin luther king and jesus, committed to nonviolence. >> yeah. >> glenn: but-- >> those ten commandments were pretty violent let's say at one point, but that was the lord. >> glenn: right, because he was-- >> i'm sorry, the-- >> he didn't do anything, right. >> yeah, right. i mean, earlier on he did kill an egyptian that he saw attacking his-- one of his brethren. >> glenn: but that's kind of-- he got out of the desert. that's what the desert was all about, right? >> here is one thing that leaps out as a common denominator, glenn. that is that when the revolution is god centric, when the motiv

>>> jesse jackson, jr., is facing double dose of controversy. jackson denying allegations he offered to buy a u.s. senate seat while apologizing about a relationship he had with a washington, d.c., restaurant hostess. good afternoon. i'm steve sanders. >> and i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. >>> wgn's julian crews is live outside the congressman's southeast side home with more on the fallout. >> reporter: good afternoon. congressman jesse jackson, jr., clearly in no rush to answer reporter's questions. there is no sign of him here at his south shore home. he said to be en route in his washington, d.c., office. yesterday in a written statement, the congressman said that the allegations the smith seat allegations are nothing new. he continues to deny that he offered campaign cash to then governor rod blagojevich. all in exchange for the vacant senate seat. but revelations about a washington, d.c., cigar and martini whoitous are almost overshadowing the other allegations. new photograp

of hanover, pennsylvania -- clabaugh jr. of hanover pennsylvania they talked about seeing him possibly pass out just before that bus went right over the edge of this hov sky ramp on i- 27th westbound. 11 people were taken to the hospital. all the passengers on the bus and one person involved in a collision on the ground all hospitalized with various conditions. some of the first footage on the scene shows children being comforted by passers-by, hurt, scared and confused about how this could have happened and what happened. >> the number of children were in a triage area being evaluated and treated for their injuries. >> reporter: the limousine style mini tour bus picked up a combination of students and adults from the carlisle, pennsylvania area. a total of 12 people were on board including the driver. about 4:00 just before the start of the afternoon commute the bus enter an elevated carpool sky -- entered an elevated carpool sky ramp along the northbound section of interstate 270 in bethesda, maryland. it then careened off

. -- thomas leggs jr. the democratic candidate is still considering it. we'll keep you posted. >>> police say a patient in a state mental hospital is charged with killing another patient who was strangled there. police say the 46-year-old known as saladin taylor killed susan sachs. she was found in the clifton t. perkins with a string around her neck. >>> hyundai motors is voluntarily recalling 2011 sonata sedans because of a manufacturing defect that could cause drivers to lose steering control. the steering column shaft connections may not have been tight enough or were improperly assembled, could cause the steering wheel to become separated from the column. >>> all is right in flacco-more after throwing four interceptions last week joe flacco threw three touchdowns. the 1-1 ravens open up the bank for business, never gets old with ray lewis. cleveland browns in town, first quarter, ray rice, nice run, 22 yards but he injured his knee. we'll find out how serious it is today. joe flacco hooks up with anqu

on one side, carl's jr.ng cheeseburger weighing in at a whopping 850 calories with 20 grams of saturated fat. on the other, sonic's foot long quarter pound conney dog with 2 gram of saturated fat. carl's jr. and sonic have been testing the beefy behemoths in locations across the country. have you tried the foot-long coney dog? >> yeah, it's delicious. >> reporter: would you let your kid eat it? >> he wouldn't finish it. >> reporter: the foot long fetish comes at a time when americans are fatter than ever. >> the centers for disease control estimates that in some population groups, the percentages guy as high as 60% and as high as 15% or 20% among kids. >> reporter: so why would the statistics getting scarier do our burgers continue to balloon in size? >> i think we work more than the rest of the world. >> reporter: but there's another reason why we're fatter than the rest of the world. >> our marketing is more aggressive. our portion sizes are larger. and our entire approach to eating is different. >> report

for those not familiar with the jr. league, you do great work. >> we train women to be community leaders. >> and the wise penny is the story to raise women here. and what's coming up this weekend? >> the sale, everyone knows about it. the 9th semiannual sell. men, women, one stop shop for boutique shopping. >> and you have over 20 designers. 20 of the area boutiques -- >> yes, anything. bernadette knows all of those. >> yes, and the list goes on and on. 70% off on most of the stuff. absolutely. >> and we'll talk to the ladies who have been kind enough to get dressed up. this is leah. >> hi, ron. tell us who you're wearing. >> i feel like joan rivers. this is garnish and this was a $275 dress and it's only $50 now. >> and perfect for a purple friday. >> perfect for purple friday. >> wow, that's quite a discount. >> that's what you'll find here. >> ladies, if you have weddings coming up, this is the time to get the dresses. and this is meredith. and hi, ron. who are you wearing. this is a lovely black cocktail dress from

senate majority leader harry reid just lost new york's jr. senator kristen kill louisiana brand, publicly praising her as hot. now some feminists are calling him sexist. you will hear from one of them after this break. then there is this. not a good day for spectators at a car race in brazil. we have now learned what caused this stadium to suddenly collapse. and president obama finding himself in an awkward position when he was confronted by some angry town hallers, many of them his supporters. we'll show you how the president responded to this, for example. >> i'm one of your middle class americans, and quite frankly i'm exhausted, i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the man of change that i voted for and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. doing t shipping. man, it would be a lot easier if we didn't have to weigh 'em all.

he just blows up jr.. tony logan, no. 85, working on some symmetry from his own 15, one of the best punt returners in the nation. a lot of good moves. the terrapins force another, o'brien throws for 250 yards and two touchdowns. he get some help from the running game. daryl scott struggled mightily the first two games. there he breaks free. he is lag for excessive celebration for that, a horrible call from the officials. terrapins win, now 3-1 for the year. alabama and arkansas battled. the opening drive for the hogs, ryan is a heisman candidate and he is looking good. he breaks the tackle, but two plays, touchdown arkansas. they are leading 7-0. mark ingram from inside to outside, held about one more, this one even bigger. the game is tied at 7. late fourth quarter, just an interception. he tried to throw it away and could not. alabama hangs on to win, 24-20. the mitty place of a rule -- humidity plays a role. second quarter, the bulls are rolling. 26 yards, making it look easy, 21-0. 7 yards, 28-0. movin

. >> you probably heard about congressman jesse jackson jr. and rom emanuel. jesse jackson jr. would do well if he can clear the air about blagojevich mentioning him suspiciously. you could see rom, jesse jackson chris: there's no run-off? >> it's a run-off. the more the merrier. chris: when we return, the big question of the week, can republicans take control of the senate as well as the house? chris: welcome back, since the surprise win by christine o'donnell cost republicans a gimme in the fight for the senate. can republicans win control of the senate this fall even without having delaware in the bag, which they counted on? >> of course they can. it's california, washington, connecticut, west virginia. if they sweep everything else, they have to win two of those four. on paper, they can win two of those four. >> the answer is maybe. >> i think wisconsin is interesting. ron johnson, businessman, first-time candidate could do well. >> yes, definitely. chris:the historic rule. thanks for a great roundtable. chad todd, gloria borger, clarence page and kelly

>>> also jesse jackson, jr., facing ethics questions of his own. details on that tonight. >>> also, a home invasion that ended in the murder of a mom, her two daughters. the trial is ongoing and today new evidence and insight on an alleged motive. testimony so disturbing the sole survivor had to leave the courtroom. >>> and later sanjay gupta continuing his series on disease detectives. a gripping race to solve two life and death medical mysteries. a little girl's life hanging in the balance, so does a mom's. we'll show you how a team of disease detectives are racing to save their lives. >>> we begin tonight keeping them honest with, the republican senate candidate dodging questions and a democratic congressman kind of doing the same. first christine o'donnell from delaware continuing to avoid questions. she announced last night she wouldn't be talking to the national media, she did that on a national forum, sarah palin recommended she use, fox news. for days now, our reporter gary tuchman has been examining these old checks ms. o'donnell paid for

. >> you probably heard about congressman jesse jackson jr. and rom emanuel. jesse jackson jr. do well if he can clear the air about blagojevich mentioning him suspiciously. you could see rom, jesse jackson chris: there's no run-off? >> it's a run-off. the more the merrier. chris: when we return, the big question of the week, can republicans takee control of the senate as well as the house? people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! it's time for new school banking, bubbie. interest plus savings at capitalone.com. why earn bupkis, when your savings can earn three times the national average!! three times the national average!!! new school banking at capital one bank. with interest plus savings, go to capitalone.com!!!!! what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. what's in your wallet? chris: welcome back, since the surprise win by christine o'donnell cost republicans a gimme in the fight for the senate. can republicans win control of the senate this fall even without having delaware in the bag, which they counted on

first up harold ford jr.. he is the chair of the organization, and he also has a new book. also, from the grammy award winning group maroon 5, adam levine. they are out with their new cd. that is coming up, right now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: a few programming notes. tomorrow night, a conversation with geoffrey canada and david guggenheim. then later in the week, james ellroy, and robert reich would join us with seal. we also will have nancy brinker. tonight, we kick off the week with harold for junior. the former

[captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: john boyd, jr. is president of the national black farmers' association. he held a press conference to highlight the failure of the congress to approve a settlement. he joins us tonight from new york. good to have you. >> good to be here, and i want to thank you for being involved with the black farmers and continuing to raise the issue. tavis: it is my pleasure, and i wanted to have you on tonight because after years of dealing with this, all that needs to happen is for congress, when they come back from labor day recess, to vote on what has already been agreed to. they simply need to have the courage to cast a vote for a settlement that has already been reached when i first started my national television career back in 1996, i had you on my television show then talking about this issue. this is now 2010, and we are still trying to get a settlement for african american farmers let me start by asking for you to give the backstory on what this billion dollars settlement is about and why we were talkin

joe rosato jr. has his story. >> this was a s.w.a.t.picture from way back. >> reporter: he can remember just about every detail of his nearly three decades in law enforcement. >> this is when i was the police chief of lafayette. >> reporter: every crime, every investigation. >> we had a big problem in the city. >> reporter: the little things that slip the mind of the former lafayette police chief. >> anything from appointments to just conversations or trying to remember people's names. >> reporter: shortly after retiring from police work four years ago, fisher was diagnosed with alzheimer's. >> he was misplacing things when he got home. >> reporter: since then, the 53-year-old resident and his wife have tried to make sense of the debit debilitating disease still in the early stages. >> i give him a chance to locate things and then i ask him if he wants help. >> reporter: alzheimer's say it is important for people developing problems in their 40s and 50s to get checked. >> when people are seeing those things and they interfere with daily

i'm alfred edmond, jr. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, september 23.'m susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about investing is available in: to order this dvd, call 1-800- play-pbs or visit online at shoppbs.org. >> be more. pbs.

but as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, the special ceremony today brought together their bitter past with a hopeful future. >> reporter: 100 years ago, a boat ride to the angel island immigration station would have been a journey of fear and dread for new immigrants. >> u.s. citizenship -- >> reporter: but for 25 soon-to-be u.s. citizens this year with a piece of the american dream. >> it has a really true meaning for us because my husband's grandfather was actually held here when he tried to come from china. >> reporter: to mark the immigration station's centennial, the government held a naturalization ceremony on the island. new citizen cheng, who came from taiwan, brought her daughter to witness her swearing-in. >> they were born as american. they don't know how lucky they are. and for all those people who want to be american citizen and how many things they have to go through and how difficult it is. >> reporter: the ceremony took place in the shadow of the old barracks where mostly chinese immigrants spent m

tuba gooding jr., everybody, right there on the tuba. [ applause ] wait, wait.ing out with a solo sousaphone album? >> yeah! >> jimmy: just you and a sousaphone? >> apples and pears, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's apples and pears? >> that's my new way of saying yes. you've got stay fresh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you give us a little sneak peek at the album? >> absofruitly. check it out. [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: do you love the sounds of the sousaphone so much you wish you could hear an entire album that was just sousaphone? well, you're in luck! introducing the brand-new album from tuba gooding jr. "sounds of the sousaphone." featuring such hits as the slow jam classic, "this is the moment." ♪ [ laughter ] the tender ballot "love me like you do." ♪ you know the club's gonna be bumpin' when you hear "err'body get loud." ♪ [ laughter ] plus, a sousaphone version of the classic led zeppelin hit "stairway to heaven." ♪ and so much more. including the instant sousaphone classic, featuring rap star bobby sugar, "don't put yogurt in my sousaphone." ♪ well my

jackson, jr., has been quite open with his hopes to run chicago, too. in a statement this morning, jackson said both he and emanuel agreed that, quote, every possible contender should conduct their effort on the moral high ground. that means both are still seriously considering a run and one political analyst says that's no surprise. >> it is so wide open. i just think that if emanuel and jackson meet, fine. but everyone is meeting. everyone is trying to feel out the other person how serious they are. >> reporter: now green believes that with race and geography, likely factors in this mayoral election, he believes that all contenders should not daly on a decision. quite a few people have expressed interest in running but only two people at this point are definitely in. that state senator ricky henden as well as city clerk miguel del valle. live at city hall, nancy loo, wgn news. >>> classes have resumed at nichols middle school in killed himself with explosives in a nearby park. the decapitated body of colin delboro was found a few hours after residents

they were playing in carl jr.'game room and nora jensen believed parental responsibility trumped any dietary arguments. >> i think it's up to the individual to decide what they and their families need to eat. if oaf boese it i is an issue, that belongs to the parent -- obesity is an issue, that belongs to the parent. >> reporter: marilyn said the increased traffic holds the cards for her. >> the traffic is a problem here. >> the primary issue is going to be traffic i think. >> reporter: sandra meyers should know. she's the community development director. too many fast food places, oh boese it i? that's not how the city makes decisions she says. >> if it's commercial, it's commercial. we're not going to get into the type of food that's being served there. >> reporter: another issue, there are four high schools less than a mile from here and there's some concern that this mcdonald's could be a meeting place for trouble. those are rival high schools in some cases. we called mcdonald's for a response to all. this they

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at my house, we typically are watching disney or nick jr. >> nick jr. so you're surprised i'm old, you're surprised i'm wat ed youg nick jr. gloria, what happened to this? this is the president of the united states, may 1st, university of michigan, giving the commencement speech. trying to tell americans of all political persuasions "listen to each other." >> if we choose only to expose ourselves to opinions and viewpoints that are in line with our own, studies suggest that we become more polarized, more set in our ways. >> i think he's describing what's happening in this country right now. >> i think he's right. in that commencement speech, he's right. >> but right now he has a tough midterm election and is playing base politics. he's trying to get his voters out to vote. and if he's got to talk about fox news, he'll talk about fox news, because his base doesn't really watch fox news. his base would prefer another network. >> i'm shocked. >> but there's two sides of that coin. the more he talks about fox news, i bet you tonight and tomorrow night, fox

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two other names mentioned are jesse jackson, jr. >> and his wife. and robert jordan is live where the jacksons were supposed to take part in a rally for jobs. >> reporter: right now i'm on the southeast side right near the lake. hind me is that large 30-acre plot which is where the u.s. steel plant used to stand. they are talking about making it a mutual use facility bringing in the jobs. and the union brought their truck through, because, they had union members here staging a rally talking about backing candidates who will put people to work. >> up with of those to speak was jesse jackson, jr. and he is being mentioned as a potential candidate to run for mayor of chicago to replace richard daley. but he was a no show leaving his wife to deal with the reporter's questions concern hog in the family is planning on running for mayor. the congressman or she? >> i have considered it, i'm less inclimbed to to it. i believe whoever does it has to understand the nature of the city's finances and has to have a reach that's tkphroeubl enough to help companies

to retroactively except an expanded grant in the amount of $200,000 from the evelyn and walter haas jr. fund. >> these are adopted. item 34. >> a resolution authorizing the port commission to accept and expand a grant from the united states in fermenta protection agency in the amount of $1 million under the diesel emissions reduction act. >> same house, same call? this is adopted. now will call for introductions. -- will call for introductions. >> sadly for many families, this is elastic of summer vacation. i am having my daughters look for items that are related to the ordinance that i am introducing today. i was horrified to find prickings bunch bob and horrible comic characters that are marketed in fast-food. today, i'm very proud to say that i hope that we can make history along with liverpool, england, in protecting the health of our children. we want to target restaurants that serve toys with happy meals. this will set nutritional standards for companies to use voice -- toys. i would like to thank a couple of the co-authors along with the number of organizations and to help us wi

anyone with information about tony robinson or tony, jr. should call baltimore city police. >>> the other big story we're following, it is primary election day in maryland and there are several key races. mary bubala is live in baltimore county. >> reporter: good afternoon. i am falling the baltimore county executive race. it is a contentious matchup much like the sit ti state's attorney -- city state's attorney. >> it has been a contentious praise for the city state's attorney race here in baltimore. in fact, both sides in this campaign are running on patricia jessamy's record. it's a choice for voters, 15- year incumbent patricia jessamy running on her record or challenger gregg bernstein who calls jessamy ineffective. both were at polling places to ask for votes. the campaign has been anything but friendly with bernstein tapping into some voter discontentment. >> miss jessamy is the highest paid prosecutor in the state and her office has the lowest conviction rate. >> i'm getting violent criminals off the state. >> reporter: she's had th

martin luther king, jr. withers told the fbi about the workings that movement's inner circle. he's also accused of informing on people who supported the cause. withers died back in 2007. his daughter says the family denies the allegations and will fight them. >>> nfl officials are looking into whether members of the new yo jets crossed the line and harassed a female reporter. on saturday, the reporter from mexico's tv teca said she felt uncomfrtable. she told her story on the "today" show this morning. michelle franzen has our report. >> reporter: a popular spts reporter from mexico's t tv azteca. now, ines sainz is part of a sexual harassment complaint against the jets. she's glad the nfl has agreed to investigate. >> i preferred that the nfl make the adjument, becaus they have all the pieces together >> it started at the jets practice saturday, where some players and coaches allegedly threw footballs in sainz direction. later in the locker room, the reporter says she was subjected to catcalls by the players. on her twitter account, she posted she was dying of embarrsment. sh

martin luther king jr.d dundas daughter is part of the clergy. -- daughter is part of the clergy. >> he has a relationship with different times at different places with whoever he wants. >> is a turn at -- his attorney adamantly denied accusations. >> canadian residents are drying out after each work and went ashore. -- after igor came onshore. elderly man may have been swept away in the floods when his driveway collapsed. so many roads were flooded. the storm dumped several inches of rain. >> we have talked about this for 16 days. finally in the sizzling out. this will go down as the fourth hottest summer for the united states on record. >> we have to it 90 five more times. >> it looks like we'll do that today, tomorrow, and friday. looking outside at this all work, it is quiet aq)y right now. a little bit hazy with the humidity. you will ñefinitely notice it, especially compared to yesterday and the day !efore when it was beautiful and drive. the skies are beginning to cloud up just a little bit. e will s

but it's not. >> reporter: carl's jr.'s not setting out to make anyone fat, that it targets young, hungry men. >> usually i get a subway sandwich and it's a footlong. i saw a footlong burger and it's like, i've got to get that. >> you don't get scared about your heart? >> no. they don't -- they don't say that on the advertisement, right? >> i'm totally obsessed. >> reporter: no, they certainly don't. it's not clear if the footlong feast will be rolled out across the nation. ♪ oh this is the night >> reporter: their staggering size seems to have inspired a cult following. but not everyone has the stomach for them. >> you don't get a body like this eating that stuff. >> reporter: truer words were never spoken. i'm clarissa ward, santa ana, california. >> stay on that thing for a while. >> i think i have a little crush on clarissa now. that was kind of nice. >> eating that footlong. >> yeah, well done. >>> to observe national coffee day, dunkin' donuts and career builder conducted a survey to see who needs their caffeine fix

. >> reporter: he's free and clean now but construction worker harold brown jr. spent a dozen years behind bars. in arizona, louisiana, california. >> i was in a holding tank before i was inside the walls i saw a guy cut and bleeding all over the place. >> reporter: he says bone crushers are extremely come on. >> is power, protection, all the reason people have weapons on the street, they have them in jail. >> reporter: this year's incident was the first murder since 1997 in the prison. they will show that weapon and these other past examples to prison guards in an effort to crush future attempts at murder behind bars. >>> also, in the news tonight, the city of concord is taking legal action now to try to shut down it's only medical marijuana shop. it's called herb alessence. they got a lot of attention because they would deliver to your home or office. concord filed an injunction today claiming they are operating illegal. they say that concord also wants to fine them $1,000 for each day it's been open and violating city code. >>> it is the -- of mod other than l

on one side, carl's jr.footlong cheeseburg cheeseburger, 850 calories with 20 grams of saturated fat. on the other, sonic's footlong quarter-pound coney dog, packing a hefty punch with 810 calories and 22 grams of saturated fat. >> 12 inches of plump and juicy hot dog. >> reporter: carl's jr. and sonic have been testing the beefy behee moths in locations across the country. have you tried their footlong coney quarter-pounder dog? >> yes, delicious. >> would you let your kid eat it too? >> he could try but he wouldn't finish it. >> the centers for disease control estimates in some population groups, the percentages go as high as 60% and as high as 15% or 20% among kids. >> reporter: so why with the statistics getting scarier do our burgers continue to balloon in size? >> i think we work more than the rest of the world. >> reporter: there's another reason why we're fatter than the rest of the world. >> our marketing is more aggressive. our portion sizes are larger. and our entire approach to eating is differen