king right. and so you have to go out and figure out and find maybe new sources, interpretations, and take us into that that process of research process and how you're able to either identify new sources, access new sources figure out what to do with those if they contradicted what was already in the public sphere about king and you have a man who public record might be most recorded in the police and court system, right? how is it that you tell a story beyond all of that that's more full and encompassing with who he was as a human being? how do you identify all of those records? well, we're both robert marable guys, so we're very comfortable knocking doors and, calling people, you know, cold calling them and asking them for interviews. and the first thing i did, recognizing that this somebody who's been well-documented, i knew i was going to be able to write about the marches. i knew that the newspapers had covered that. i knew were lots of books that came before me. what needs to be done. what'

martin luther king. on the panel where george and and will the united nations correspondent for the all african news agency, accra, ghana tv pa rostrum. washington correspondent for the indian express newspapers. and william workman, associate editor of, the state and the columbia record in columbia, south carolina. the moderator, robertand are gok festival. i'm chris goodwin with department of archives and history. we're continuing our afternoon session in the c-span room with the pulitzer on road award winning biographies panel featuring journalist turned telling the true stories of two men who sparked revolutions, luther king jr and george floyd. we'll hear from our authors then open floor to questions from you all at the microphone here in the center of the room. and if you've not already done so, please your phones. our moderator is kelly hernandez, professor of history, african-american studies and urban planning at ucla, where she holds the thomas endowed chair in history and is director of the ra

of doctor king? nonviolence. and nonviolence is not just a posture. it's a mindset for us. we define it as a love centered way of thinking, speaking, acting, and engaging that leads to personal, cultural, and societal transformation. so it works on you. first, you have to be in the right frame of reference to fight these injustices so that you don't become like the unjust. >> you know, i think it's interesting and listening, listening to you, miss king, i'm i'm imagining a two, two views of this. one is a president elect, kamala harris, speaking to the nation on doctor king's birthday at her inauguration versus donald trump speaking to the nation on on doctor king's birthday. and i have that flashback to the last time donald trump spoke in such a, such a way where he laid out this dystopian view of the country. and then i bring into this conversation the words of joe biden in his farewell to the nation, in which he talked about planting seeds. let's take a listen. >> it will take time to feel the ful

martin luther king the third.r being here to honor your father, the reverend amos brown, who is vice president harris's pastor, among many, many other wonderful things. reverend al sharpton, my big brother, and inside pastor. and paola ramos, thank you for your brilliant reporting. thank you all. and

martin luther king. to introduce our guest, the panel of correspondents here is robert lodge, the moderator of press conference. welcome to the press conference usa. our guest, the reverend dr. martin luther king, became spokesman and leader -- in the southern united states at the unusually early age 27. it was during a bus boycott in montgomery, alabama, which resulted in integrated -- and whites riding by side. later, as head of the southern christian leadership conference, he turned his attention to desegregation of restaurants and other public facilities. and he has played a leading role getting -- registered to vote an important step in achieving equal rights. now, at the age of 34, dr. king, a baptist minister, married and the father of four children, has become a symbol of the struggle to end racial segregation here in the united states. to interview him, we have a panel of distinguished correspondents, an african and asian and a southern newspaperman who wrote the book, the case for south. gentle

king, about the dream. we start the show with congresswoman ayanna pressley, democrat of massachusetts. i want to start tonight with the breaking news, congresswoman, that we've been following on tiktok. the app has apparently restored service to some users in the united states. after shutting down last night. they restored with a statement they would be working with trump on a solution. trump has posted this afternoon he will issue an executive order tomorrow, delaying the ban passed by congress and signed by president biden as he pushes for a deal that would give the united states 50% ownership. you oppose the tiktok ban. can you give us your reaction to what we are watching unfold right now? >> well, i was opposed to the tiktok ban, and that remains my approach. certainly, there are credible concerns there relative to foreign governments having access to our data, but that bill was not the right approach. we need a holistic, comprehensive approach. >> we need oversight. >> we need, you know, standards an

the message of doctor martin luther king jr. ktvu christian captain spoke with a close friend of doctor king's, who was honored as part of the celebration that guest knew doctor king and today said his mission continues throughout the golden state warriors and the boston celtics took the court at chase center on martin luther king junior day, wearing shirts bearing his name and his words. >> the time is always right to do what is right. center court doctor clarence b jones, attorney, speechwriter and friend of doctor king, rang the bell to welcome the crowd. jones reflected back on his time working alongside doctor king, and said seeing the crowd at chase center was a powerful way to honor his legacy. jones referenced a nigerian proverb that says, if the surviving lions don't tell their stories, the hunters will get all the credit. >> well, i'm a surviving lion, and with the remaining years of my life, 24 over seven i'm a lion that wants to tell the story of the greatest single person in my 94 years of life. >> the crowd at chas

martin luther king jr. >> today, the tributes around the bay area, the new fire warning today in southern california as winds pick up again and bringing back downtown san francisco. what's taking so long? >> i'm spencer christian. we're looking at a wind advisory, frost advisory and beach hazards. i'll have all the details in my accuweather forecast coming up it's future you. constipation with belly pain again? our doctor figured it out. she said... it's ibs-c and... linzess could help you get ahead of it. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once-daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and helps relieve overall abdominal symptoms - belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than two. it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhe

king taught us and the king family's here, you know i'm always quoting coretta scott king. ours is a journey. ours is a journey. and the fight that we are in, which is the fight to uplift the people, the fight for freedom, the fight for civil rights, the fight for dignity, the fight for human rights, must be fought and won with each generation. and what we know is that our definition of the win is the definition that takes us over a period of time, where part of how we measure the win is are we making progress? how we measure the win is based on the knowledge that it is an enduring fight. and that we must be strong and that whatever the outcome of any particular moment, we can never be defeated. our spirit can never be defeated. because when that happens, we won't win. and as far as i know, and am concerned when i look at the group of leaders here, this is a group of winners. [applause] this is a group of winners. so let's stay in the fight. let's do what we got to do. and, again, i thank you, n.a.n., for all that you have done for me and so many people who are not in this

their king day.isplay here in the bay area. >> it is a work by an artist with a really painful backstory. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with more on that. spencer. yes, and that artist faced some of the same discrimination that doctor king and other civil rights leaders did. here's a look. in a quiet gallery at san francisco's deyoung museum. engineers are getting ready to shine a light on a man who carried a light of his own, doctor martin luther king jr. the bust of doctor king was sculpted by artist and civil rights activist elizabeth catlett. deyoung curator timothy anglin, burgard says the u.s. government at the time declared catlett an undesirable alien, and she renounced her citizenship in protest in the 1960s. he believes that decision may have prevented her from winning a competition that would have displayed the bust at the u.s. capitol rotunda. >> now, we actually found the original jury notes for the competition, and when you read them, you might think that she w

doctor king was also a prominent and prolific writer. this, from his 1963 book of sermons, strength to love. quote. darkness cannot drive out darkness. only light can do that. hate cannot drive out hate. only love can do that. and today, from assistance to radical resistance, many events to honor the life and legacy of doctor king in the east bay. from a day of service to a day of action, community members across oakland remember doctor king's legacy. several volunteer groups picking up shovels and trash bags and cleaning up the streets and planted trees across the town. at the same time, hundreds of people gathered at city hall and focused on reclaiming what organizers call the radical legacy of doctor king. it's so important that we honor doctor martin luther king jr. and those that stood beside him to really recognize their work and to take what they've done, to take what they've done and take it to the next level. and we're clear that when the enemy feels as if they're losing the fight, that's when they strike the hardest, the most v

[applause] and then king concluded the thought. we will be made to repent in this generation, not just for the vitriolic words and deeds of bad people. but, for the appalling silence of good people. i'm here today, with my longtime friend, thanking him for not being silent. joe biden has been criticized for making the fundamentals of this country the subject. this is a great country. in no need of being made great. [applause] our job, it seems to me, is to make this country's greatness accessible and affordable for all of its people. [applause] so, i just want to say to all of you today, i am as disappointed as you are. the outcomes of the last election -- as you are with the outcomes of the last election but i am not discouraged. i came here today to ask you to think not -- faint not. stay in the game. let's start making better use of our time. and let's dedicate ourselves to doing the things that are necessary. to lead to our children and our grandchildren -- leave to our children and our grandchildren a place much better than we

doctor king's message of equality. living on in the younger generation and just being at this, this event for mlk is just super, super important because we need to be able to speak our minds, speak our hearts in this day and age where, you know, there are a lot of kids aren't able to do that. a message the group young, gifted and black hopes resonates with everyone, not just today, but every day. we can do anything if we really try. in oakland, velena jones, nbc, bay area news. community leaders in san francisco also came together today to reiterate doctor king's message. the norcal mlk foundation and the san francisco labor council held a labor community breakfast. community and business leaders also gathered at the intercontinental hotel in san francisco. they spoke of the importance of upholding doctor king's values and commitment to service, urging others to continue to stand together in the ongoing fight for civil rights and workers rights. doctor martin luther king felt very strongly about the community and labor

doctor king's daughter, the reverend bernice king, made note of the contrast between the two men. >>ardless of how this day shows up for you, we must remember the mission and be in pursuit of it. >> this year, this year's celebration theme is mission impossible protecting freedom, justice, and democracy. in the spirit of nonviolence. and right here in the bay area. doctor martin. martin luther king, jr. s legacy was marked with powerful messages as well as marches. ktvu james torres has the story. mlk, mlk, mlk, fresh off of the caltrain people of all ages and backgrounds, prepared to march in san francisco as part of an annual tradition. >> we're still marching for the same thing unconditional love, freedom, freedom of speech, you know, bringing people together of all ethnicities. so that's what it means. >> the mlk march train happens every year, taking off from san jose and stopping in san francisco before hundreds of people marched the streets in celebration of all that he's done for us. >> so we come out to show our support. >> earlier this morning, the northern california chapt

also, a train ride to honor martin luther king jr. our marianne favro will show us how some parents and chi there. earlier today, we saw him sign a number of executive orders in front of a huge crowd inside an arena. and now he continues to do the same. right now, we don't exactly know how many additional executive orders he plans to sign, but as we see there, he continues to sign more. we will keep you updated on that. and as president trump resumes office, he's making a lot of changes. and that includes one that will impact people who buy and sell cars. here's our marcus washington with more. well, new car buyers are paying extra close attention as donald j. trump is now the president. that's because there are concerns costs will soon increase with the new administration hitting and hinting at changes. now those include new tariffs on items from mexico, china and canada that may impact american auto production. not only that, but mr. trump is suggesting that he may drop incentives to buy electric vehicles. he's pledging his commitme

also, martin luther king junior day.e have the day off and think they're going to be met with some pretty cold weather here. >> cold or fog? although the fog is getting chewed up a little bit here. so yeah, there's a lot of cold temps. santa rosa had fog and a north breeze kicked in there. now 43 petaluma though still reporting some fog, although it is beginning to thin out as the wind picks up. but there are a lot of 30s showing up here. concord livermore 35. menlo park 35, fairfield 35. the breeze is picking up out that way, but see some areas though. fairfield. concord. the big difference there ten miles versus a quarter mile. petaluma i think it's getting chewed up here. napa airport, petaluma. novato. concord and also livermore. still some thick fog, but it is much thinner. there you go. northwest 12. that'll do it, novato. that'll do it. fairfield. that takes care of it. so the breeze is going to be a factor that will take care of that fog, that stubborn fog we had over the weekend. and the wind will also pick up f

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as the world recognizes the life and legacy of martin luther king jr.den state warriors honored dr. clarence b. jones as the official impact warrior. the lawyer and social justice advocate co- authored dr. king's "i have a dream" speech. >> i am amazed as i sat in this arena today and i looked out over the basketball court, i'm thinking to myself this brother had he lived would be 96 years old because i'm 94. and i said here we are at a basketball game and they are still quoting. i'm saying to myself, martin, they are still quoting you. >> reporter: as the warriors took the court for a special holiday game against the boston celtics, dr. jones reflected on his time with dr. king, sharing with me one particularly powerful memory with the iconic civil rights activist. >> he said anybody can walk with you in the warm sunlight of an august summer but only a wintertime soldier walks with you at midnight in the alpine chill of winter. at which point he turned around and he said, "clarence, you and stanley," a lawyer by the name of stanley levinson, "you are m

us of king. it points us back to king. it says when we move forward, you all, we got to do it in the spirit of king. >> king isn't the only one asking us to pay close attention to trump's words tomorrow. reverend william barber, the civil rights leader who will deliver the keynote speech at the annual king day service at ebenezer baptist church, is even calling for prophetic listening sessions. in fact, organizers of that ceremony purposely scheduled it so that it wouldn't conflict with trump's speech. barber explained, we need to decipher that speech so we know where our battle lines are and what our struggles will be. doctor king didn't turn away from struggle. he turned toward it. the split screen between donald trump's inauguration and the services and marches honoring martin luther king's mission and legacy is already jarring. but consider the fact that tomorrow we could have been watching the swearing in ceremony of america's first woman president, as well as our country's first black and s

he removes kings and raises up kings. he gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to those who live understanding our father to day . as present a donald j, trump takes the oath of office once again. we come to say thank you. oh lord, our god, the father. when donald trump centimeters thought he was down and out, you and you alone, saved his life and raised him up with strength and power by your money and we pray for president trump. don't you don't watch over, protect guy, direct him. give him your wisdom from your throne on high we ask that you would bless him and that our nation would be blessed through him. we also ask that you are bless and protect milan you as 1st lady, we thank you for the beauty, the warm, same grace that she shows not only to this nation, but of the whole world. we thank you for vice president elect, katie vance, and his wife lucia. and their young family may be a strength the president trump, to stand beside him to hold up his arms like air and held up arms of moses. in the midst of battle, the pr

doctor king led from selma, alabama, to montgomery, alabama, in 1965. the mlk day trip includes on board activities, including a free giveaway for children. once the train arrived in san francisco, thousands marched from the caltrain station to yerba buena gardens. the one and a half mile journey crossed the lefty o'doul bridge and stopped at willie mays plaza to commemorate the crossing of the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. >> the history and legacy of doctor king about loving one another to be non-confrontational and be at peace and just love each person and find that love in each person. that's what we all need. and that's why i'm here. >> new mayor of san francisco daniel lowery and police chief bill scott were also there. at the end of the march, there was an interfaith commemoration bringing together the region's faith leaders to commemorate the vision of doctor king. >> the warriors played a matinee matchup this afternoon as part of the nba's tradition of honoring doctor king. they took on the nba champs, the boston celtics, at chase cen

doctor king's daughter, doctor bernice king, had planned for the event to run from 9 a.m.witness for themselves trump's inauguration speech at noon. joining us now is senator raphael warnock, democrat of georgia. reverend warnock is the senior pastor of martin luther king junior's home church, ebenezer ebenezer baptist in atlanta. senator, it's really kind of you to be here tonight. thank you. >> thank you so much. always good to be with you, rachel. >> can i get your take on this split screen celebration and commemoration that we had today at the start of donald trump's second term on the federal holiday that honors the legacy of doctor king. >> well, you know, it is a strange irony, to be sure. but for me, in a real sense, it is a summoning to this moral moment. i think that unfortunately, we americans sometimes often in fact, tell ourselves a very simple story about doctor king's work and about the civil rights movement, because we're on the other side of that history. we speak about it as if it were inevitable. the progress that is. but if you think about it, the victo

king was assassinated. dr king was a recipient of the nobel peace prize. king's birthday was approved as a federal holiday in 1983, and all 50 states made it a state government holiday by 2000 reporting in st. louis. kelley hoskins. >> coming up after the break, we have chilly temperatures and some gusty winds to start the week. i'll have the forecast after the break. >> 2 dogs are representing the bay area in america's favorite pet contests. the winners will secure $10,000 and a spot on the cover of modern dog magazine. one contestant is little guy basco. he help san francisco's fire department as a search and rescue dog. the other bay area finalist is lexi described by the owner has the most lovable friend. it's currently in 4th place to vote for your favorite. we have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. and now to our forecast as we take a live look out there at sfo kron four's meteo meteorologist gayle ong joins us with what we can expect as we head into the week >> yeah, we expect some chilly temperatures and some breezy conditions. high pressure h

we mentioned martin luther king's hometown, his youngest daughter, bernice king, part of a tribute toio state's quinshon judkins. how about this? this dude scored three touchdowns. the buckeyes hold off the fighting irish 34 to 23. ohio state the national champions. all right. this is always a special day in the nba. many tributes to martin luther king jr today chase center the warriors and celtics. a lot of kids on hand. first quarter steph curry with the three pointer. the warriors had an 11 to 10 lead. and then it got ugly. warriors turnover here leads to an easy basket for the celtics. boston wins. get this 125 to 85. the warriors most lopsided home loss in 40 years. they dropped to 21 and 21 on the season. sharks hockey in boston. kids on hand there as well. this was a heartbreaker. we'll pick it up in the third period. the sharks had a 3 to 2 lead, but the wheels would come off. boston's charlie coyle, part of win it goal third period. bruins america. you might have seen this. one of the biggest names in country music help welcome in the new administration. that's kari underwood

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through a dear friend of mine who was a dear friend of doctor king, it was doctor king's friend, nbawho inspired the work i do in africa that so many of you have generously supported through your contributions. i got to call bill russell a friend and accompanied him to the white house when president obama gave him the presidential medal of freedom, thanks entirely to my long friendship with his daughter, karen russell, who bill russell always introduced as my daughter the harvard law school graduate. bill wasn't saying that to boast the way some parents might. he said it to honor the road, the russell family traveled to harvard law school, beginning with bill russell's grandfather, who was not allowed to spend one day of his life in school because there was no school for black children. then in monroe, louisiana, and bill's father, who only made it to sixth grade but watched his son bill graduate from college and become an nba champion. and so when bill russell told you that his daughter graduated from harvard law school, he always had his grandfather and father in mind. when i began

king. governor newsom's appointees at carb have been responsible for pushing many of these costly mandates and some of other states and this congress sometimes looks at emulating those to the detriment of consumers. taking away their stoves, taking away their cars, the whole works. so it's time they start considering the real world impact. so at least this go-around, maybe because of pressure coming from here, they pulled back and got this one right. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mrs. mcbath: atlanta and the state of georgia have lost one of our greatest champions. my constituent, state senator and former minority whip lynn sent fort. he passed away at the age of 68 after a long battle with cancer. known as

he removes kings and raises up kings. he gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to those love understanding our father to day. as present a donald j. trump takes the also of office. once again, we come to say thank you. oh lord, our god, father. when donald trump's enemies thought he was down and out, you and you alone, saved his life and raised him up with strength and power by your money and we pray for the president. trump, don't you don't watch over, protect guy direct him. do you have him your wisdom from your throne? on high we ask that you would bless him and that our nation would be blessed through him. we also ask that you are blessed to protect milan you as 1st lady. we thank you for the beauty, the warm, same grace that she shows not only to this nation, but to the whole world. we thank you for vice president elect, katie vance, and his wife lucia. and their young family may be a strength, the president trump, to stand beside him to hold up his arms like air and held up arms of moses. in the midst of battle, th

it's an appropriate state to go to celebrate martin luther king jr. you see this in the pardons that he's issuing. these are tend to be these are pardons that have some personal resonance with him. you know, the sense i got in the interview i did with him in the oval office was that he wasn't ready to leave. of course, we know he didn't want to leave. he wanted to run. he wanted to win. he ended up doing neither of those things. and he's you know, i actually i did the last print interview with george w bush when he left the white house. he was a guy ready to go home. he was ready to move out of the white house. you do not get that sense with president joe biden. he is a guy who wants to stay and i think wants to continue to speak out on the issues that matter most to him. >> you know, susan is someone who's also interviewed president biden twice. that man loves that job. susan page, jon meacham, thank you both very much for coming to the sunday show. and coming up, president biden spent the final full day of his presidency in south carolina, the state

also remembering the legacy of doctor martin luther king.e will start with president trump back in the oval office and already taking big swings. rules are changing as we speak. there are also parties happening as we speak, filled with vips. here's a live look inside the liberty ball. that's country singer jason aldean, who's been on stage for the last 20 or 30 minutes. president trump is expected to address this crowd and attd this party within the hour. we believe as friends, family members, big money donors and other politicians, they are all part of these big opening galas here. mr. trump will then go to another ball afterward. and keep in mind, it's 10 p.m. eastern time and washington, d.c. is in full party mode. it wasn't all celebrations, though. president trump got down to business signing a series of executive orders. you see him there back inside the oval office, among them. tick tock. he will not enforce that ban on tiktok for the next 75 days at least. he's also pulling out of the paris climate accords and the world health organi

king jr. day and caltrain continued a tradition with its mlk celebration train taking riders from san jose to san francisco followed by a march to honor dr. king. >> i come here every year and i come here to keep the dream going, his legacy. >> yes, we honor and commemorate dr. king, but recognize that the choice is in our hands and we got to keep it moving forward. >> martin luther king jr. day is celebrated on the third monday of january every year. new san francisco mayor daniel lurie was also at today's event. >>> the alameda county food bank honoring martin luther king jr. with its annual day of service, hundreds of volunteers bagged canned food and fresh produce to give to people who need it. it's described as the largest volunteer day in its 40-year history. >>> our first alert weather now, it has been a chilly day around the bay and the wind has returned. parts of the area are under wind advisories until early tomorrow morning. our chief meteorologist paul heggen is here to talk about

paying tribute to the legacy of dr king this morning. caltrain's annual celebration trained made its way from san jose to san francisco. the free ride commemorates the 54 mile march from selma to montgomery, alabama led by dr king back in 1965. >> it's important day because i think it's their this day of love and justice. that's one of the king i think it's something that people know that, you no more united. we are the stronger we are as community as a group. >> once the train arrived in san francisco, mayor daniel lurie led a march to your bubbling gardens where an interface commemoration event was held. the annual mlk labor and community breakfast was also held today. san francisco city and community leaders took part. the event is put on every year by the northern california dr martin luther king junior foundation and serves as a tribute to the intersection of labor and community collaboration in the ongoing fight for civil and workers rights and in the east bay. it was day of service for more than 300 volunteers at the alameda count

kings and the like, it's a huge difference. agenda is not being set by one group of people here. and oftentimes it can become diffuse as a result. - [rally attenders] usa, usa. - [margaret] as donald trump and the maga movement return to power, on the same day america celebrates martin luther king day. - free at last, free at last. thank god almighty we are free at last! - [margaret] what does author and journalist juan williams say now? - [announcer] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by: robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, peter and mary kalikow, cliff and laurel asness, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - juan williams, welcome back to "firing line." - thank you, margaret. - on monday, donald trump will be inaugurated as the 47th president of the united states, on the same day that our country celebrates martin luther king day. if kamala harris hadn't won fewer votes than joe biden did in 2020 we would be instead inaugurating the

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tomorrow is martin luther king jr. >>> welcome back. tomorrow is martin luther king jr., day.ime to reflect on the life and legacy of one of the civil rights movement's most influential leaders. as the nation considers how close it is to achieving dr. king's dream, let's turn back to 1967 when he shared his hopes for solving a racial divide right here on "meet the press." >> dr. king, do you believe that the american racial problem can be solved? >> yes, i do. i refuse to give up. i refuse to despair in this moment. i refuse to allow myself to fall into the dark chambers of pessimism because i think in any social revolution the one thing that keeps it going is hope, and when the hope dies somehow the revolution degenerates into a in this kind of annihlstiic, and i believe that the forces of good will, white and black in this country, can work together to bring about a resolution of this problem. >> when we come back, our "meet that's not why i found it pretty litter. >> i made this litter with a built in health monitor to let you know if your cat is experiencing a potential he

the late martin luther king jr this weekend.vice that was held in his honor today at grace cathedral and the divisional games of wrath. >> we now know who's kicking off on championship sunday next weekend. bailey o'carroll will have the sto es ater t junior day, and in san francisco, a service was held to honor the life and the work of the civil rights leader today. >> the message was centered on the idea of hope. >> for king, it was a life of following the god of justice and mercy, forming one's life in the pursuit of justice and mercy. that pursuit shows us what hope is. >> the annual service gathered interfaith leaders from the bay area and around the country. it was hosted in partnership with the northern california doctor martin luther king junior community foundation. >> i believe today he would say, hey, let's continue to give people a hand up versus a handout. and that's what we're all about. we want to give our brothers and sisters hope. hope for the future. okay. >> thank you. members of the evergreen baptist church in

a look at the tributes to doctor martin luther king jr. the ktvu news at 5:00 starts right now. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> we will dream boldly and nothing will stand in our way because we are americans. the future is ours and our golden age has just begun. >> we begin with president trump pledging to put america first and working quickly to shape the federal government in his vision, unwinding much of the previous administration's work. good evening everyone. i'm alex savage. it has certainly been a busy first day for the new president and his team. just within the past 20 minutes or so, president trump signed a flurry of executive orders from the oval office, and this included pardons for over a thousand january 6th defendants. >> we hope they come out tonight, frankly, they're expecting it. approximately 1500 people, 66 commutations. >> president trump was vague on the specifics, but we are told nearly 1300 people have either pleaded guilty or were convicted at trial to charges including seditious conspiracy and assault

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