and when you have an elective king, people can always elect another king. so what we see saul doing is acting out of paranoia, acting out of jealousy, and acting out of fear. >> saul becomes so jealous of david that he tries to have him put to death. he tries to kill him. >> david manages to escape saul's attacks but is forced to spend the next two years in exile. >> with david's absence, the war between israel and the philistines ramped back up again. we'd see saul losing and losing, and finally saul mounts, you know, one more desperate battle against the philistines. and it goes so badly that saul's men are driven back. all three of his sons are killed in front of him. and he sees the philistines coming. he knows that this is it. this is the end. and so he turns to his armor bearer and he begs to be killed by one of his own. >> and so the armor bearer does just that and then runs back and tells david that saul has died. instead of celebrating that saul was dead because saul had been trying to kill him for so long, david publicly mourns saul's death to suc

king david was there. and it's equivalent to a magical place, a place that is more alive in your head, more alive in your identity. >> jerusalem in the 21st century is still as it always was the center of the world. >> jerusalem would always be the holy city, the house of one god. the capital of two peoples and the temple of three faiths. >>> jerusalem is the universal city, the chosen city, the holy city. that's its blessing, but it also gives it its danger and its ugliness too, because it means that people believe that they must possess it absolutely. >> the palestinian/israeli

what do you think of draft kings?ere >> i think what we're seeing is, healthy from the market. to remove the froth and excess the head and shoulders pattern that carter showed you, i think a reasonable target. the one metric everybody is paying attention to is revenue growth when you have unprofitable companies like this growing, that's a concern for me. when you look at mike's trade structure, he's collecting 50% of the premium in the january options, that's a large amount of premium to collect in 45 days and with the calendar spread you have some losses to the down side this has to go down about 28% before this happens. >> an interesting move for sure with draft kings >>> up next, we are playing out some of the protections plays as technology tanks our traders are using options to limit that damage. check it out we're back after this. ♪♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope. ♪♪ donate now at redcross.org there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experi

does it have anything to do with draft kings?doesn't penn is the same percent decline. zoom, zi zillionow >> all right okay they're not even in the same industry for some of them. they are very characteristically moving in similar fashions i wonder, what is the thought here you saw the charts that carter laid out and you saw what he might have done with his particular trade what would you do here >> i think what we're seeing is, the head and shoulders pattern that krcarter showed you, i thik as reasonable metric the one everybody is paying attention on is revenue growth when you have companies like the growing, losses faster than revenue growth, that's a concern for me when you look at make's trade structure, he's collecting 50% of the premium he's paying for those may options in those january options. that's a large amount of premium to collect in about 45 days. with the calendar spread, you have some losses to the down side and this has to go down about 28% before that happens. >> so an interesting move. thanks we are laying ou

king, as king stood on the balcony of a motel in memphis, the lorraine motel. and for much of america, it must have seemed like time stopped in that moment. part of our history absolutely did stop in that moment. but it didn't end for james earl ray. because after james earl ray shot martin luther king on that balcony in memphis in 1968, he got away. he got in his car, drive away. drove back to atlanta. spent three more days driving north. he crossed the u.s. border into canada. he stayed in canada for a month. somehow got himself at least one fake passport there. he through to europe. spent some time in portugal of all places. ended up in london. it wasn't until two months after he assassinated martin luther king that james earl ray was finally arrested. he was arrested at the airport in london, as he was preparing to fly on to another country. james earl ray was extradited back to the united states to face trial. he admitted he did it. he confessed. pled guilty. he was sentenced to 99 years in prison for the assassination of martin luther king. but then a cou

abdullah in person. >> golda meir went to see king abdullah. up as an arab woman. >> she's all in black, and she's sneaking across the border. it's quite an image. the hope was that they could at least get king abdullah to not attack. >> but abdullah has long to claim palestine as part of his own kingdom and this war is his last chance to do it. >> abdullah's interest was very clear. his interest was not to have a palestinian state as the partition plan said, but to get jerusalem and whatever parts of palestine he could grab for himself. >> so when golda visited him on the eve of british evacuation, he told her, you must also -- i must also participate in the war. >> abdullah said, but we can give you autonomy in a big j jordanen state. why do you rush to state hood? she said, your excellency, we waited 2,000 years for state hood. i think that's enough. we have had enough patience. >> so golda came back to palestine and said that transjordan are going to fight. >> and the jordanen army would have used all its power. it might be the end of israe

you have this young, ruthless, self-made king. you have this princess of the grandest, royalest family. it's like a kardashian marrying a windsor. >> so, he marries in to the hasmonean dynasty and she knows that herod is only marrying her for political purposes but she also fears that he is going to begin getting rid of her relatives. killing all hasmonean heirs to the jewish throne. and he's got so many roman troops with him that this shouldn't be that difficult. >> with 40,000 roman soldiers under his command, herod sets his sights on jerusalem. intent on forcing the jewish people to accept him as their king. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at t

the feast of three kings? >> the feast of the three kings. the feast of the arrival. all of that. yeah. >> do we have a further slide taking us into january? >> we do. the next week, we insert when christmas is early. we have a week of christmas weekday masses. it cull men its january 13th this year when we end our christmas season with the baptism of the lord. >> the baptism of the lord. >> and interesting, howe die put it, like the first chapter of any good catholic's life? you're born and a few weeks later, you're pantized. >> right j. and you tech yet in order. i am curious new, who did baptize jesus. did we know? >> john the baptist. >> the natelevisiont stories, there are only two stories in the gospels of method use and luke. the baptism story of jesusboy john is in all four of the gospels. >> that is right. >> one of the reasons the east find ita very important feast and more authentic. >> yeah. >> that is where he begins his ministry. >> right. judge where we see the revelation of god. this is my son whom i love. >> right. >> that is an important activity on for us. to sa

the family of martin luther king jr. is planning to use mlk day to push president biden and congress to passed stalled voting rights legislation. martin lu martin luther king iii tweeted no celebration without legislation. and martin luther king iii joins me now. hey, thank you so much for joining us during this busy holiday season. we appreciate it so much. martin, what was the moment when you decided that you were going to issue this call for action instead of a celebration? it sounds like some of that could pay dividends here. >> well, as you may remember, in august, on august 28th, the anniversary of the march in washington, we had over a

king where is sovereignty. it is the sovereignty as washington like this in the circular letter to the state, which i view as the most important document between 1782 in 1783 that was most important political document between the independent entry declaration of independence and the constitution. he was pointing to the central government has to have all power over everything that is common to all the colonies of the state. >> if that is the case if the argument of the states is correct and other people who are following that line of thinking. what is sovereign madison is playing with ideas where we can have some joint sovereignty. but they didn't think that way. ultimately i think they go into the constitutional convention with this puzzle and that's where roger sherman is saying we gotta keep the state sovereign or wilson thinking no and that's why he's pushing for the people, pushing on the people and direct election. we have to have the central government sovereign that's a funny thing floating around. we ar

they were very early supporter of the martin luther king jr. holiday., so, while there is a lot of criticism of the practicesre through the labor practices, there's a lot of stuff about the environment in the 80s and 90s, their relationship to the period of the segregation has disappeared. i find that so strange. the whitewashing of history is really fascinating. any other questions? hi. >> hello. >> my question is, you mentioned the preacher comfort like universal healthcare. necessary for society. you said the indictment of "the insider". why don't we see a lot of small business owners pushing for universal healthcare? why aren't they really behind that healthcare is the hardest thing to try to purchase to understand to try and work with. maybe i am wrong, i am missing out. why is that something? >> that is such an excellent point. the two issues that come up is franchise owners absorb a lot of the risk of the business. they are very much beholden to the corporate structure. this has become a chronic issue with the national labor relations board and d

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the money was or actually is for a great king, a king who lived and ruled egypt 3500 years ago.r of the mummy is, first of all. and tell us about the technology you used to see him. this mummy is the only mummy from the royal kings of ancient egypt, of the new kingdom, that has not been unwrapped in the modern times, so the mummy is totally wrapped with the wrappings put on it 3000 years ago. so, we didn't want to disturb this beauty of the mummy, this precious object or figure. so, we did a digital unwrapping of the mummy using the ct scan and the advanced technology, so we would remove the layers of the wrapping to have a glimpse on the face of the king and his condition and the amulets, jewellery he's wearing, but without actually touching the mummy or destroying it. so, you've got this incredible technology. help us understand what it revealed. what did you see using this technology? what did you discover? first of all, we got to see the face of the king that has been wrapped for more than 3000 years. nobody had a look at him. and it was amazing to look him in the face and t

just a short trip for the kings. but turns out tonight is a little bit of a complicated one all explain the words are coming off a loss to toronto the last of their 5 game road trip. steph curry and draymond green set out and that one just for rest. andrew wiggins missed a game with knee soreness and then tonight he's missing the game as well. but this time it's because he's in the nba health and safety protocols. wiggins is going to need to test 2 negative tests. that is 24 hours apart before you can graduate from those protocols. also in the protocol is jordan. poole was been playing. well, also. so he's going to us tonight's game ppcurry and green. they will be back after that toronto lost and they're going to be facing a sacramento squad. that is also pretty depleted right now. the kings are without their leading scorer to run. fox also know davion mitchell know marvin bagley, the 3rd and others. so a lot of challenges for both teams tonight. here's what steve kerr had stayed for the game about managing all that.

if you are wondering what are king tides, let's talk about this. to earth and the moon is at its closest point to earth. that creates the proximity of the sun and the moon. it causes water to pulling closer in land which creates the king tides. aside from the king tides, we'll see comfortable temperatures, in the 60s and upper 50s for the south bay. 60 degrees for san jose, take a look at the east bay, 61 in concord. livermore at 61. hayward at 60 degrees. san mateo at 55. winds not really a factor for today, it's going to stay pretty calm there. 57 degrees for the mission area and low 60s up to the north bay. santa rosa, 61. what's going on with our extended outlook? we'll remain dry for today and tomorrow. if you look at satellite radar, you can see activities off in the pacific. looking ahead, once we see those high pressure start to back off. we do have a chance to see some shower activities on monday. that's a start of the workweek could bring a chance of rain into the bay area. our best chance of seeing sierra snow is going to come in the pla

there was a movie, popular culture, "the mad myth of king george." >> very much, and there isn't a day really that goes by in america that a newspaper or website doesn't call him a despot or dictator or tyrannical ruler. i think it comes primarily from the declaration of independence, in which it says he was unfit to be the ruler of the free people, which i see very much as a brilliant and beautifully written shakespearean, sublime piece of prose for the first third. and then the next two-thirds contains 28 charges against the king, only two of which he's guilty of. >> you're right. when you read the declaration, one is surprised the first time most of it is this litany of charges against him. what do you think are the most -- most egregiously wrong charges in the declaration of independence? >> there's a lot of expo facto revelations there, where he's accused of things that after the revolution took place. there are things he was accused from that had been around 150 years since the founding of the american colonies. there are some things like the b

it is immediately after king's assassination. and i think for us, having grown up in a world in which martin luther king jr. is a hero, it is very easy to not know or miss understand that king in this moment was not a good guy in history. so after his assassination, it is a work over the past three decades that martin luther king is a hero. but in 1968 after the uprisings in reaction to his death, after all this consternation about the direction of the civil rights movement there is an incredible encouragement for black owned business under the umbrella black capitalism. the first african-american to franchise a mcdonald's, he is kind of in that moment where there is a federal pressure open a business opportunities for african americans and mcdonald's gets ahead of's it knowing there will be a number of white franchise owners who do not want to do business in black communities anymore. they are incredibly chilled of the events after king's assassination and mcdonnell starts to create black franchise owners to serve predominately

diane king hall is in new york with that and more.iane, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, tom. well, this morning stock futures are indicating a lower open as we enter the last trading day of the year. it comes as the three major indices end wanted in the red yesterday. the dow jones industrials fell 90 points. the nasdaq lost 24, and the s&p 500 shed 14. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention has ramped up its travel warning for cruise ships to the highest level. the action comes as cruise ships operating in american waters have reported about 5,000 covid cases to the health agency between december 15th and the 29th. that's a major jump compared to the first two weeks of the month when 162 cases were reported. the cdc is warning the risk of catching the coronavirus on cruise ships is very high regardless of your vaccination status. >>> on the ground, tesla is recalling nearly half a million of its vehicles due to technical glitches that may cause accidents. the automaker says there's an issue with all model

king tide and also some high surf. but we do not have those two issues that this time around. but what's happening, of course, because the tides caused by the gravitational pull from the moon's. that's nothing unusual. but what's happening this time year as the earth rotates around the sun and approaching the winter solstice? later on this month. you get everything a line , so you actually have the gravitational pull from the sun as well. so when you add all that up, you get extreme tides, so we have the really high high. tides and they're really low low tides, and that's what we have today in the bay area, so as a result, the coastal flood advisory continues this weekend into your sunday you can see the time that the tide tables here coming up for your sunday 11 15 . this is up for the golden gate bridge. 7.1 ft. coming down a little bit into a monday 12 o'clock, 6.9 ft. so if you look up into the sky and the phase of the moon. that's the new moon in alignment with the sun, and that's why we have the extreme tides we'

king tides are back.ides that creates a gravitational pull on the ocean and that makes flooding possible for some of the low-lying areas near the coast as well as some of the areas in the bay. we do have coastal flooding warnings up at 8:00 this morning, and then we will have extremely low tides for the afternoon. we will see this not only today but tomorrow as well as sunday. if you are going to be in any of the areas that typically do flood with king tides, just a heads up about that. looking at our temperatures coming down a few degrees. the past couple of days we have been in the low 70s. today we are looking at low 60s. the fog will be slow to clear keeping the temperatures clear, and we're also seeing upper 50s near the coast, so half moon bay reaching 58 degrees. san francisco in the 50s. the low 60s for the mission districts downtown. 63 in novato and 68 in clearlake. we still have nice and dry weather in the forecast, but the storm track staying to the north of us is starting to shift and we are

. >> so, first sergeant charles monroe king. it's funny -- you make plans, and god laughs, because i met him in the living room omy parents' house in a small town in kentucky. i walked in, and i was like, "damn, damn, damn, damn, damn! he is so cute, and he's a soldier." but he had such an amazing heart and such character that i couldn't help but fall for him. >> let's take a look at one of your early encounters with charles, as is portrayed in the new movie, "a journal for jordan." he is played by michael b. jordan, and you are played by chanté adams. >> charles, please. i appreciate the manners, but you can't keep walking on the outside of the sidewalk. it's new york. there are too many people. >> i'm sorry. i just can't help it. just... it's a force of hat. >> you know what? no, i'm sorry. thank you. the world needs more gentlemen. >> what do you think about the portrayal of charles? >> i think that, starting with denzel, our director, and with chanté and mike, they did me the great honor of keeping me involved every step of

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more.ing, diane. >> reporter: good morning, and happy friday, anne-marie. this morning traders are awaiting the labor department's monthly jobs report. that will be out later this morning. it's expected to be strong. it comes as all three major indices rebounded yesterday as concerns over e coronavirus variant eased for now. the dow rallied 617 points. the nasdaq jumped 127, and the s&p 500 added 64, logging its best day in seven weeks. >>> google employees will not be returning to the office on january 10th, as planned. the company is delaying its mandatory return to an unspecified date amid fears over the omicron variant of the coronavirus. in an email, google said individual offices can make decisions on when to require employees to come back based on local covid conditions. google and other companies have pushed back return dates several times as the virus continues to spread and mutate. >>> the dollar store is rolling out new stores to lure customer who's have more cash. the company is

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martin luther king iii and his wife andrea waters king are joining me now.o have both of you with us. i heard your sister say this is not a plan not to celebrate, but it's a change in how to celebrate those accomplishments that your father made and how much more there is to do. can you explain what you would like to see if there is no legislation that has passed on january 17th this year? >> number one, what we're talking about is engagement, engagement by people calling their senators, people standing on bridges saying to the administration and congress you've todone a great job with infrastructure, now it's time to do something for the voters of america to make sure that no one's voice is not heard. we've seen since january, 33 bills passed in 19 states and so we need action and we need action right now. >> senators man chichin and sin have been pretty clear where they stand. senator sinema saying earlier this week she was concerned if they got rid of the filibuster for voting rights if republicans took control they could come back ask change things and us

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we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind're around ♪ >> carole king is the embodiment of what happens. because in the '60s she is trying to write hit songs for other people. then in the '70s with "tapestry," it's the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church, you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girl's cars, you know what you are listening to? "tapestry." ♪ >> there was a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music at the time. >> we're going to do a song written by my friend john david souther, who's my favorite california songwriter and one of my favorite singers. it's called "faithless love." >> she was in many ways my greatest collaborator. i became a professional songwriter because the best voice of my generation was doing my songs. ♪ faithless love like a river flows ♪ ♪ raindrops falling on a broken rose ♪ >> for my money, linda is sti

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because of each colony to the king we don't have the king we don't haveer sovereignty. and that iste what i view as between that which was 1782 that was the most important political document between the constitution. where you have to have everything that is common to all the colonies. >> if that's the case. and then to follow that thinking that is espousing. then and then ultimately to go into the constitutional convention but then they say no and then they push for the people. and with the central government and ultimately. and we are granted independence under the peace treaty with england. and as the whole union in contrast as a declaration of independence. but each day to declare independence in a corporate faction so the question is who is independent? and that is the issue that continues beyond the constitution. >> lucas. lincoln quoted james wilson for the proposition that secession was unconstitutional because we the people of the j united states as a whole having me the union made the consent of we the people as a whole to alter it. is it fair to say that wils

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[ cheers and applause i want to talk about "king -- king richard." >> richard, yeah >> jimmy: you're. you -- you are playing a real person >> yeah. >> jimmy: is that extra pressure because -- >> it is terrifying when you play a real person that is still alive and you know that they're going to see it. >> jimmy: see it >> you know. >> jimmy: yeah >> and it was beautiful. venus and serena were -- were really excited about the possibility. and they said, you know, they would potentially be executive producers and they would walk us through the whole process but they were going to withhold whether or not they put their names on the film until they saw it [ light laughter ] so then i get the call that venus and serena are walking into the theater to see the film and it's like -- it's the worst two hours ever [ laughter ] the worst two hours. >> jimmy: you're like, "please like it. please think i did a good job. >> you know? 'cause you spent so much time creating these things and there is literally only one audience when you do it i did it with -- you know, with muhammad ali >> jimmy: yeah

let's first talk about tiger king.ted to an increase in private ownership of tigers and other big gaps. well thank you for having me. you know, the issue here is a long standing one of cats in private ownership for many, many years. in fact, there are more tigers. an american backyard and there are actually in the wild. so this illegal trade illegal possession. you know, there are no federal laws against this, and many states have different parts, and in some states, there are no restrictions at all. so it's extremely troubling, not just the tigers. but many other species of our partner pito that we work with says there's been an increase and victimization of many other animals. leaners bear cubs. slots and many more so it's not just tigers. it's a much bigger issue of the illegal wildlife trade. okay, so let's talk a little bit about the concerns associated with having a tiger or the other type of animal that you just mentioned. as a pet, or perhaps that one of those roadside zoos. well the reality is they're not gett

she told me how they were able to gain insights about the mummification and burial of the king.ent egypt that have not been unwrapped in modern times, so the mummy is totally wrapped with the wrappings put on it 3000 years ago. so we did not want to disturb the beauty of the mummy, this precious object or figure, so we did a digital unwrapping of the mummy, using a ct scan and advanced technology, so we would remove the layers of the wrapping to have a glimpse on the face of the king and his condition and the amulet and jewellery he is wearing but without actually touching the mummy or destroying it. we got to see the face of the king that had been wrapped for more than 3000 years and nobody had had a look at him, and it was amazing to look him in the face and to see his facial features actually resembled his father. we had the mummy of his father, so this was the first thing, and to get to know exactly his age was 35 years old when he died, quite young, with very good physical condition and very good health and good teeth, so he must have died with an infection or a virus, so t

king has staff all right. well, the dubs also missing a couple of players for tonight's match up with the kings. >> our first kate rooney live for such a center with more on that. kate. hey, grant hit vicky. yeah. a lot of professional sports leagues right now are dealing with some covid-19 issues. the warriors in the nba. >> are no exception. the warriors are coming off that loss to toronto steph curry and draymond green missed that game. it was just a rest day for them. andrew wiggins missed it as well with knee soreness and now he's out for tonight's game. that's for a different reason. it's because he is in the league's health and safety protocols. wiggins is going to need 2 negative tests back to back within 24 hours apart to graduate from those protocols. also, jordan poole is in the protocols right now. so he's gonna miss tonight's game as well. got to do a lot of shuffling when it comes to personnel. however, curry and green will be back after sitting out that are on a loss and they're facing a sacrame

the king tides are at work here. coastal flooding the peak of which will be generally speaking, we'll say 10:00am to 01:00pm zone. that's when reaches its zenith early in the week. scattered clouds cool a shower monday night. tuesday. but there's a successive hit later in the week and a more potent one by next sunday monday zone. it looks like so it's a little trend that starts to build here. that's a kind of inviting 60 san francisco today after shake off the morning fog 60 also for oakland, even san jose check-in about 62 there across the district lower 60's will be the rule course. we'll get more into this in the 4 zone forecast and check out your extended as well. sarah. >> a new independent report released by vallejo and its police department complain or claims rather, that the deadly police shooting of sean monterrosa happened last june. they claim it was not reasonable. the 22 year-old was shot while officers responding to a looting at walgreens following the death of george george floyd kron four's. phillipe

tides. >> get specific to the king tide. just that been some kind of my daughter happened twice a year. the tides made a splash sunday morning at pier 14. >> i'm going and they also reveal sea level rise vulnerabilities. the astronomical high tides typically roll in at the end of the year. and it's not when causing the surge. it's all gravity has or a full moon and it has to be a perigee. >> and we have to be close to the science of those 3 things have to be all together. scientists like ron hickman, an educator at the exploratorium museum are studying how the high tides affect us in the long term. >> the high tides that we see today are pretty much going to be the normal high tides that we see in the future years. so it gives us a chance to kind of test things out. do we need to remediate the embarcadero do we need to do something to keep water from going down into the bart and muni tunnel and they could cause messes on the roadways. photos show flooded streets in sausalito over the weekend. >> well, scientists research the

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martin luther king turns up the heat ahead of the king holiday. martin luther king iii joins me with details. i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." >>> this sunday, we're following breaking news that president biden's build back better agenda is dead in the water. after west virginia senator joe manchin said this just moments ago on fox news. >> we have the debt that we're carrying at $29 trillion, you have also the geopolitical unrest we have, we have the covid variant, and that is wreaking havoc again. people are concerned. i've been with my family. i know everyone is concerned. when you have these things coming at you the way they are right now, i always said this, brett, if i can can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote for it. and i can not vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. >> it is a major blow for democrats, nbc reports that senator manchin notified the white house and democratic leadership of his decision this morning, before announcing it on fox news. we're going to

king zahir, the last afghan king, imagined a forward—looking country, united under one flag.was emerging from the second world war. the old imperial power, britain, in retreat. new countries were born. india and pakistan, afghanistan's most intimate neighbour. in 1956, pakistan drew up its first constitution. it declared itself as something completely new — an islamic republic. drummers play. mehtabuddin crossed the border into pakistan to film the celebrations. the schoolchildren are queuing up for an orange as a gift. it was a time of moral ambition, of aspiration for all. zahir shah saw his country as at the heart of a modern asia. here he is greeting the visiting president of turkey, celal bayar, in 1958. zahir shah cautiously opened up state and society. he reformed the army. he promoted afghan national independence day, known as thejeshn. it's hard to imagine now, but then kabul had money in the bank. $100 million. zahir shah decided to place his investment strategically into the south of afghanistan, where the river helmand cuts through an immense desert. dr farouq aza

it's immediately after king's assassination. it is very easy to not know or misunderstand king in his moment was not the good guy of history. so after his assassination, it is a work over the past three decades that martin luther king is a hero. but in 1968 after the uprising from reaction to his death. after this consternation about the civil rights movement was incredible encouragement for black owned business under the umbrella of black capitalism. herman petty was the first one to franchise and mcdonald's. he is in that moment where there is a federal pressure to open a business opportunities for african-americans. mcdonald's is involved in it knowing that there will be a number of right franchise owners who do not want to do business in black communities anymore. and mcdonald's start recruiting black donors to serve black communities but is very profitable for number of reasons. >> very profitable for some of them, right? >> let's a very good point you make pretty prospective franchising. what they soon discover it's called

and accounted for 4 touchdowns and alabama still kings of the sec the tide roll 41-24.h teams will still be in the playoffs. >>> raider great, charles woodson watching his alma mater michigan at the big 10 title game. wolverines up 7-0 over iowa and pull a rabbit out of the hat. he haddards, 75 yard strike to wilson. watch. no fall apart this year for second ranked michigan. they hammer the hawk eyes, # 2- 3. and 7 years after leaving the 49ers, jim harbaugh the first conference championship. hold up the trophy and he is heading to the playoffs. >>> could cincinnati become the first school from a nonpower conference to walk their way into the playoffs. third quarter, bearcats leading houston 28-13 to pay dirt. and alabama transfer may get a chance at the tide in the playoff. ford had 187 yards. and two touchdowns. bearcats win 35-20, and back to back undefeated regular seasons. they are heading to the college football playoffs. and later today on kpix5, it is the san francisco 49ers in seattle facing the seahawks. that's a look at sports. >>> and still ahead, king tides

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