king? what did dr. king think?i remember malcolm being in the hotel, before we even saw him in kenya, the night of the march on washington-the evening before the march on washington. he was at the hilton hotel in washington. now, he didn't like the way the march turned out, because he said it was like a picnic and that it was not strong enough. >> and he wasn't invited to speak. >> he was not invited to speak. we -- i didn't have anything to do with that decision. >> after the civil rights and the voting rights act were signed, dr. king increasingly started speaking out against the vietnam war-his inner circle saying, "don't give that speech at riverside church," april 4th, 1967, a year to the day before he was assassinated in memphis, the "why i oppose the war in vietnam" speech. "you've got the president of the united states behind you. you got him to sign the civil rights and voting rights act," they said to dr. king. "don't take him on in a war that is not ours." the "why i oppose the war in yet he defied them

daddy king, martin luther king jr.'s father, used to say to him over and over again, "make it plain, son, make it plain." by marching to the steps of the lincoln memorial, we were trying to make it plain. not just to politicians, but to the american people. i said to some of my staff, i said it to the people in the student nonviolent coordinating committee. i said it to dr. king and the people at sclc from time to time. we have to pace ourselves because our struggle is not a struggle that lasts for one day, or one week, or one month, or one year, or one lifetime. it's an ongoing struggle. i said it to some of my colleagues in the congress. we must take the long hard look, but also believe in a sense of urgency. when people are hurting, when people are suffering, you must be ready to move. you must be ready to act. and how long can people suffer? how long can people starve? and if we make a decision between children and military might, or make a decision between more bombs, more missiles, more guns, and mothers and child

king. this teacher knew dr. king well. he informed dr. king that i was in school. dr. morant -- dr. martin luther king got in touch with me and suggested i come see him. in march, by this time i'm 18 years old. i boarded a greyhound bus. i traveled from detroit to my memory, and a young lawyer by the name of fred graham, who had been a lawyer -- fred gray, who had been a lawyer for rosa parks and dr. king, met me at the greyhound bus station and drove me to the first baptist church to see a colleague of dr. king. and he assured me in to the -- and he ushered me into the offices of the church. dr. king spoke up and said, are you the boy youtroy? are you john lewis? said, and dr. king, i am john robert louis. i gave my whole name. this man, i admired him. i loved this man. he inspired me. he lifted me. philosophyme with a of love and nonviolence. he was a funny man and could make you laugh. he could tell jokes. you try say, john, do to preach? and i would say, yes, sometimes, when i'm taking a shower. and hewould just laugh would mach some of the ministers that he knew, and the deacon

jÓvenes soÑadores invaden la oficina del congresista steve king. que insultÓ de la porte forma.to de ser liberada en pocas horas saldrÁ de prisiÓn de estados unidos. conocida como la reina del pacÍfico, acusada de narcotrÁfico. y balÓn perdido. la mala racha no abandona a la selecciÓn mexicana. y muchos fanÁticos culpan al tÉcnico, lo tenemos todo en la ediciÓn jueves que comienza ya. . >>> noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste. >>> buenas tardes, aumenta la controversia que ro dave el congresista republicano, steve king por denigrar a jÓvenes indocumentados catalogandolos de muchas de narcotrÁfico. varios jÓvenes se presentaron en su oficina melÓn en mano. que jÓvenes tienen pantorillas de tamaÑos de melones porque cargan sacos de marihuana por todo el desierto. >>> su propio partido polÍtico el republicano, ha procurado distanciarse de los comentarios de king ocurre pocas veces que se vea al presidente de la cÁmara baja crÉdito tar a un miembro de su partido. hoy john... ordenÓ a steven king. seÑalando que habÍa que trabajar de forma constructiva y respetuos

two kings succeeding while they are alive. >> we think that we have no problem with the king. there's only one place where he belongs, and that is in a fairytale. >> we are belgium. we came from full -- flanders to show our support and enthusiasm for the new king. >> a trained air force pilot, philippe takes over with his wife as queen. although the role of king is predominantly ceremonial, it is becoming increasingly political in recent years. philippe's father had to intervene after the last election resulted in no clear winner. the country was left without a government for 541 days. belgium is to hold federal elections within the year. if a similar scenario plays out, many will be looking to see if king philippe can help bring about an era of stability. to come on al jazeera, including -- stars show support for murdered teenager trayvon martin. his family are leading calls for justice across the united states. >> also reporting from south africa on plans to dump more than half a million tons of run-off from quarries less than a kilometer from a major town. >> the top storie

and turmoil in belgium as the king abdicates -- an emotional farewell in belgium as the king abdicates. a football match between north and south korea. iraq ease -- iraqis are blaming government and security forces for failing to protect them after a wave of bombings across the country. tag dad is on high alert after at least 58 people were killed and more than 150 -- baghdad is on high alert after at least 58 people were killed and more than 150 injured. another 13 people were killed in bombings and shootings on sunday. jane reports -- jane arraf reports from baghdad. >> these days, iraq seems u nfixable. almost every evening, a series of new bombings. this was one of 11 coordinated car bombs in the capital. the attacks were mostly in markets and shia muslim neighborhoods. a lot of people who work here don't have much to begin with, but they also targeted the mixed middle-class area, where soldiers prevented media from filming the funerals. one of the bombs exploded at the end of the street in the heart of the commission district -- commercial district. policemen passed by here all th

emmitt king philippe has made it clear straightaway that keeping -- >> king philippe has made it clear straightaway that keeping belgium intact as a country is the priority. belgians are going to the polls next year. separatists in the north, the dutch speaking region, are expected to get big gains. -- they complain that they are increasingly funding the south, where people speak french. the king was exhausted after trying to keep those squabbling communities at the negotiation table. -- belgium's government suffers from a lack of unity. how much of this -- how much power can an unelected monarch have? >> unlike in other countries where monarchs have largely been stripped of their political power, in belgium, the king does still have political power. people could not agree on the role of the government. -- denyingpt saying fresh elections because he feared the country would break up. he broke with the coalition. flemish separatist parties are calling for reform of the rule. they don't want the king to have such big power. >> revelations about the extent of cooperation between german in

congressman king, let me start, because i think that that bite from steve, the other congressman king, says -- speaks to one of the problems that the republican party may have in perception, and that is the harshness of its rhetoric. where do you stand on that particular statement? >> i strongly disagree with what steve king said. i agree with spoker boehner and majority leader cantor who both denounced the statement. we have to address the immigration issue in an intelligent way and a humane way. i have strong concerns about 11 million people who violated the law to come into the country. the reality is most of them are very good people. we have to find a way to address it. my concern is, if we can ensure we have very strong security at the border, then we have to find a way to accommodate those 11 million under the assurance that it's not going to be another 11 million in five years. these are -- we are a nation of immigrants. we have to find a way to accommodate security with realizing that there are people living here. i think that's what john boehner wants to do. that's what the

hey mom i'm on their king hey vince i'm on larry king and what was it it was a fifteen second tout which i'm going to do right now live live tout on set with larry king during the interview right now a fifteen second tout and then a sixty second you tube clip got me sitting across from larry king right now just kind of makes me want to throw my hands and go like what more what more what more do you need like what more do you need for me to prove that i can communicate effectively with an audience you think you think hulk hogan wrestled his way to to a history making no he read the breaks you do a lot of his way into that you're doing very well a good thing a compliment to you if you were a star wrestler as big time russell would you be good guy or a bad guy you'd be good guy you got all your old america looks bored next door right you would be evil he'll have more fun he over you when you don't look evil well looks can be deceiving i mean why you'd rather be would prefer to be a bad guy i really would because there's something about getting that type of just visceral. reaction out of peo

. >> lÍderes republicanos aumentan crÍticas al representante steve king por comentarios insensibles sobre no tienen planes de sancionarlo. >> anthony weiner admite que tecxteo por lo menos con tres mujeres, la moda del sexteo, comenzamos. >> (♪). >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> muy buenas noches espaÑa esÁa de luto, al menos 80 personas han muerto por el peor accidente ferroviario que ha vivido espaÑa y la uniÓn europea recientemente las imÁgenes son verdaderamente desgarradoras, el nÚmero de vÍctimas podria aumentar porque hay heridos graves pero quÉ paÓo al llegar a una curva que tenÍa un lÍmite de 80 kilÓmetros por hora el maquinoista llevaba a 180 kilÓmetro por eso hora. >> nos cuenta carlos porta cerca de santiago de compostela. >> gracias buenos dÍas la cifra de fallecido de este accidente se eleva a 80 a los que hay que sumar 130 heridos de los cuales 35 permanecen en estado crÍtico, en cuÁnto a causas del accidente continÚan investigÁndose y cada vez cobra mayor fuerza la hipÓtesis del exceso de velocidad por lo que el ma

nacional de >> hoy en el noticiero telemundo indigna comentarios confrontar alcÓn congresista steven kingsobre comentarios de jÓvenes sofrn dores que muchos califican de ignorantes y ofensivos, mensaje de aliento en brasil, el papa francisco rompe el protocolo y se bajÓ de su auto y llevÓ el menos-ed de amor y paz. >> rescatan inmigrantes en condiciones infra humanas en mÉxico se acabÓ el misterio revelan el nombre del primogÉnito de los duques de cambridge el pequeÑo que un dÍa podrÍa convertirse en rey. en la ediciÓn miÉrcoles de su noticiero telemundo comienza ya. >> noticiero telemundo con joz josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste. >> hoy dÍa comenzamos con el congresista steve king, representante de iowa, conocido por comentarios sobre in documentos sin fundamento, esta vez atacÓ a los sofÑadores. incluyendo dÁndole amparo, segÚn sus declaraciones escuchen muy bien, por cada alumno con honores hay 100 que pesan 130 libras y tienen pantorrillas del tamaÑo de melones porque arrastran marihuana. >> en el pasado king comparÓ a los indocumentados con perros asegurando que estados unidos se que

that's all ahead on larry king now. we welcome to larry king now rory busch he'll be extreme skier known for a.b.c. celebrity diving competitions splash where the diving novice aces is jumps off a platform thirty three feet high but rory's story didn't begin with splash he was a junior world champion as a member of the canadian world cup ski team in two thousand and ten he married pioneering freestyle skiing as sara burke who passed away last year following an accident during a training run just recently she was inducted into the canadian olympic hall of fame how they get you want to do the splash thing i think it was just a little bit of luck for the right place the right time and someone asked me if i wanted to jump off some platforms with some people in the hollywood hills home sounds ok was it fun it was fun and super fun i learned a lot just watch and other people go from nothing you know like no skill jumping into the water at all and and overcoming their you know fear of water fear of heights did you have any of

it was part of the pag pageantry of the birth of the future king. turns out, he was not invited by the royal family. in fact, he's not even a londoner. >> stephen: she was a fake town crier. i mean, i should have known his hat featured a code of arm with a lion and unicorn when the national coat of arms of london is two dragons. also, the back of his jacket had "long june silver's." ( laughter ) ( applause ) it turns out, the town crier is just a royal lover named tony appleton, who is available as a master of ceremonieses at weddings, birthdays, and bar mitzvahs. ( cheers and applause ) hear ye! hear ye! hear ye! hear ye! hear ye! hear ye! hear ye! mazel, mazel. let it be known that aaron cohen has gone from boy to man. ( laughter ) now let's get it started in here with yonkers premiere hip-hop cover band the black eyed peas. god save the whole meshpuka. ( cheers and applause ) ( bell ringing ) but here's the thing, folks, if this guy is not real, then i can't trust any of it. the whole royal family could be a scam! i mean, they don't do a damn thi

and he drew a charicature of steven king.es know that there's somebody on capitol hill who calls some latinos dogs and says that a good percentage of these young kids that were brought here as children and whose parents every single day work here and contribute to this economy and to this culture, and to this country are being demonized. you know what? unless something pretty big is done in response to this, it's all talk. but it's very hurtful and hateful. >> had is a ricky martin tweet i saw today, just randomly, ricky martin tweeting about this. don't worry, not every american is/thinks like steve king. >> and he has great calves. >> i have this rule on this show, we don't cover people saying something bad. that actions matter more than words. the reason i think there's an exception here is precisely because king got all of the republicans in the house to vote to deport these same people that he's calling drug mules just a month ago. so my question to you is, what can the republican leadership do to actually defintively re

. >>> also tonight, john boehner has a cantaloupe-sized steve king problem. and the longer it goes on, the worse it is for the speaker of the house. >>> plus, sex scandals and second chances. america seems always ready to forgive the men involved. what about the women? that's all coming up. >>> tonight, we begin with texas, once again, locked in a fierce battle with the federal government. this time over voting. you see, texas probably thought they were in the clear after the supreme court struck down section 4 of the voting rights act last month. this morning, attorney general eric holder speaking at the national urban league in philadelphia said not so fast. >> today i am announcing that the justice department will ask a federal court in texas to subject the state of texas to a preclearance regime similar to the one required by section 5 of the voting rights act. >> what holder announced today is an aggressive and crafty step by the federal government to try and limit the damage caused by the supreme court last month. by using a little known part of the law

king is an ignorant racist?ther words that truly describes the very despicable words that he said. they're both ignorant and racist statements. and there's -- you can't really. but i just want to clear it up. right? we want to talking about equations. there are 25 members of congress, republican congress for every steve king. we're going to work with them and get this done. we're not going to allow him to detract us because that's what he wants to do. that's his goal. you know what? this is a desperate man that cannot confront the broad and very deep movement that exists across economic, social religious sectors in this america, demanding that we take care of 11 million people and stop their exploitation and we bring them in as our brothers and sisters. >> let's talk policy for a moment then. is simply legalizing the dreamers a viable solution? that is to legalize the children but send their parents back? >> so yesterday i was part of the panel. i had three republican colleagues, one democrat. we were the first

king's views to derail immigration reform. but mr. king refuses even to apologize when he's pursued by reporters. so i ask you, do these idiotic reap prehenceable comments detract from the progressing that house republicans may have been making on immigration? >> they may hurt the republican party and their standing, but since we're into numerical equations let me give you this one. there are 25 good, decent republicans for every steve king in the republican caucus of the congress of the united states. i'm working with some of them. one of them is trey dowdy, another is paul ryan and other members, raul labrador and other member who's want to bringing about comprehensive reform. last weekend i was in

and with thousands declaring it was racial discrimination we cannot discuss this without bunnies king a daughter of one of the most prominent civil rights leaders of the twentieth century martin luther king jr thank you very much for coming on r.t. a pleasure to see you today how do you feel about george zimmerman now walking free from court thank you well of course i was extremely disappointed heartbroken that. i was thinking that maybe. there would have been a manslaughter conviction at least. and so this evidence is that we still have a lot of work to do in terms of our laws in the united states of america i mean the jury i believe the best that they could do with what they were given but in many regards this case in my personal opinion was not prosecuted right all right so you say the lawyers i did the best are given the circumstances many arguing though the ruling highlights us racial profiling do you agree. well i mean it depends on how you look at it when when you think about. the fact that had this been a white american a white young man i doubt very seriously george zimmerman

>> yo creo que los comentarios del representante king no tienen fundamentaciÓn.u oficina estaba siendo invadida. entonces, bÁsicamente es un des respeto de Él para la comunidad latina y para personas como yo que sÍ Él conoce una personas que tiene buenas calificaciones que conozca o que Él presuma que hay 100 mÁs, yo no conozco ninguna estadÍstica que diga eso. >> y gaby pacheco, termino contigo. tu reacciÓn ante los comentarios de king comparando a muchos estudiantes como tÚ con narcotraficantes. bueno, yo creo que el congresista king es una persona que necesita mucha educaciÓn de nuestra comunidad y que Él representa a una minorÍa, pero representa a una minorÍa que nosotros tenemos que estar conscientes que hay allÁ afuera; que hay que seguir educando a nuestra comunidad, al paÍs entero y que sÍ, puedo tener mis piernas del tipo de un melÓn pero no fue porque estuve caminando, trayendo marihuana, sino porque caminÉ desde miami hasta washington dc para llevar mi historia a la comunidad y para que nosotros podamos ya al final de este dÍa ser y que nos vean como a

martin luther king jr.sinated on april 4th, 1968, right here in memphis at the lorraine hotel. they preserved the facade of the hotel and built the national civil rights museum around it. the mission of the museum, which opened in 1991, is to chronicle key episodes of the american civil rights movement and the legacy of the movement with exhibitions and educational programs. examples include a recreation of rosa parks' montgomery bus of 1955. the original greensboro, south carolina, woolworth's lunch counter with a depiction of the 4 african-american college students who launched the first sit-in when they were refused service. and the original motel rooms where martin luther king jr. stayed, left intact, the day he was assassinated. the era of the civil rights movement was well documented by journalists, but one photographer had especially privileged access to dr. king-- the late ernest withers. i meet up with the head of the family foundation that manages withers' legacy--his daughter rosalind withers. so

king has faced a lot of criticism from fellow republicans.ty doesn't have a clear orko he had civilian message on gramgs. comments looking can carry more weight than they should. do they need a stronger platform on this snish >> clearly they do. the republican party does not have a clear message on immigration policy. there's a series of intradition party divisions. john mccain supports comprehensive reform. most house republicans oppose it. there's a vacuum. this vacuum is such that steve king is able to fill it effectively being the de facto voice for republicans. that's a disaster. right now the rnc is engaged in this outreach effort to the latino community and then a comment like steve king which is offensive to most reasonable people and the result is a political controversy. >> earl, let's turn to the president's speech yesterday. he made quite a passionate statement about what he'll be doing throughout the rest of his term so let's listen to that. >> i've got 1267 days left in my presidency. and i'm going to spend every minute, every s

movie stephen king next classic stephen king movie stephen king next at a bay area concert. tonit he tells kpix 5.. he knows . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> a legendary musician attacked at a bay area concert. tonight he tells kpix 5 he knows why. good evening. i'm jewel yet goodrich. liz has the night off. >> i'm ken bastida. we have breaking news in oakland tonight where antizimmerman protesters have taken over the streets for the third straight night. we have just learned riot police have been called in to take up positions near oakland city hal. now, earlier protesters spilled on to the nimitz freeway and blocked traffic there. kpix 5 christin ayers is keeping an eye on things in a very intention downtown tonight. what's the latest. >> i want you to take a look just across the street here. you can see the riot police already lined up and standing by just across the street from city hal. they lined up just a short time ago as a number of skirmishes broke out on broadway. i want to show you evidence of those skirmishes. if you look just this way over my shoulder, you can ta

two kings and three queens in one room. in vegas, they'd call that a full house.t. william's day job, flying a search and rescue helicopter. his brother taking up arms in one day, partying in las vegas next, hosted the olympics, won wimbledon and won the tour de france this year, not a bad year at all for the brits. the new baby gives the country one more thing to take pride in. that was the mood tonight at the duchess of cambridge. >> there's nothing more attractive than a man holding a newborn baby. >> reporter: here in the u.s. the closest equivalent are the kings and queens of pop culture, hollywood royalty like beyonce, brangelina, their baby bumps watched with equal enthusiasm, their children subjected to scrutiny from day one. but there's a big difference, celebrities tend to go with conspicuous consumption, arriving at the hospital ward with an entourage. >> i've seen acupuncturists, mid wives, chefs, nannies, photography people. just really a whole roomful to greet the new baby. >> reporter: some take it upon themselves to redecorate the delivery room. >>

king, you first.l, first of all, did the president wait too long to speak about race and justice? >> i believe he should have been speaking about it a long time ago, and i think it's appropriate now to have the conversation and he is not the one that initiated the conversation. i believe that the people of america have initiated it, crying out for the injustice of the death of trayvon martin. >> and where do we go from here, santita? >> well, i think we go onward and upward. if we follow the example of reverend dr. martin luther king, as dr. alveda king says, we must learn to come together as one human race. if we continue to be black, white, brown, yellow, and red, although that is very important, if we transform this struggle into a human struggle, i think we will really make a lot of changes, meaningful changes, which is what dr. king was talking about. he didn't just speak about a new race, a new human race. he wanted us to move forward and eradicate racism. he wanted us to eradicate this need for

king back in. go ahead and then i have a quick question for you. >> i'd like to add quickly, there's one of the young ladies, the twin girls on "sister sister" and one is married to a fox news commentator as well m. she said she waited until she was 29 years old to have sex. she had sex one time and then she said, this is not what i want to do. i want to be married when i have sex. then they got married and she's only had sex with one person and now they have a child. so that model is -- we know that model. that model works. i think we just need to encourage our young people to re-examine human sexuality, the purpose, what they want to do with their lives. i did not mean to just say church had the only example. there's a way to strengthen our community and the world community, the global community, with these types of examples and media. she is a tv star. we do have to have better music, better examples in our film and all of that, i agree with that as well. >> i want to get to something and give y

still not backing down, steve king.ther is speaker boehner. >> i want to be clear, there's no place in this debate for hateful or ignorant comments from elected officials. earlier this week, representative steve king made comments that were, i think, deeply offensive and wrong. what he said does not reflect the values of the american people or the republican party. we all need to do our work in a constructive, open and respectful way. >> when asked about speaker boehner's calling his comments hateful and ignorant, congressman king had this to say today. >> well, my comments were anything but ignorant. they may have been the best informed in the entire united states congress. so you should ask those people that i believe i said is not true, what do they think is true? what's their number? how would they describe 80% to 90% of the illegal drugs that come into america? where do they think they come from? they come from or through mexico. >> the difference from the past this time, his own party is closing ranks against him.

is between peter king a camera but nonetheless he has taken seriously by the establishment republicans is that he had to say this. is absolutely disgraceful that so many republicans voted to defund the there's a program which is done so much to protect our country this is an isolationist streak that's in our party it's goes totally against the party of eisenhower and reagan bush when you were rand paul actually comparing snowden to martin luther king or henry david thoreau this is madness this is the anti-war left wing democrats of the one nine hundred sixty s. that nominated george mcgovern and destroyed their party for almost twenty years i don't want that so the question just very quickly is peter king obviously is expressing a sentiment that he's not uniquely holding is that a sentiment a genuine fear or is. being toady for the military industrial complex that's going to make a fortune off i think not a good service for my just being a total i think you can talk for hours on how the republican is not an eisenhower republican anymore as well but peter king represents that strand of

s/henry cuellar ( "hablé con king y él increíblemente piensa que lo que dijo es correcto".os de king han resonado en los pasillos de un congreso que est en pleno debate sobre una posible reforma migratoria. algunos demcratas dicen que king debera ser removido del comit judicial del congreso como castigo. s/cong.juan vargas "cómo puede ser que va a estar en el mismo comité que va a decidir la cuestión de inmigración? es imposible que esté ahí". mientras tanto, sus colegas republicanos insisten que las palabras del congresista king no son representativ as del partido republicano y que declaraciones como estas solo fragmentan las relaciones en el congreso. s/cong. mick mulvaney ( "l ha repetido las palabras hoy, o palabras muy semejantes. entonces sería muy difícil trabajar con él. pero es parte del empleo". s/randy serrano 1:40-1:45 irónicamente una reciente encuesta publicada ayer sugiere que un 68% de los votantes del distrito del representante steve king en iowa apoyan un camino hacia la legalización para personas indocumentadas. ### cesar ---tiempo de la primera ### cesar

several artists were invited to a benefit in los angeles, singing carol king songs with carol king. i said, i have been working on this project and i have the perfect song. she said, i'm in. ♪ l have cheryl and caro both sat in that chair and i am glad to have you here now. how cool is that hanging out with your sister friends and studio? tudio?s >> it is great to have that many experiences. tavis: quite an experience, one that i hope to not have to redo. i have said three times but i will say again, i love the record and i love this title. how did you come up with that? >> you kind of have your game face on, and they feel like they know me. they will come up and say i have this, but this is the story of their lives. this is a story of their components. that is something. tavis: it has always been this way, ever since i was a fan. the lyrical content, the style, was that the intent? >> i saw beyonce two nights ago. what a gift she has. i was mesmerized, but that is her gift. trieds unique and i just to figure out the best way to do it. i was just reading the spoke about how importan

a reminder to king philip of the serious task ahead. the role of king has become increasingly political in recent years. nhe historic day ending with a impressive display in the capital before the reality kicks in for the people and their new king. >> the east antarctic ice sheet is the size of australia. new research appears to show is much more sensitive to climate change than previously thought. the ice sheet covers a large part of the continent. it holds about 60% of the earth's fresh water. by drilling deep down, researchers have discovered global warming up to 5 million years ago caused parts of it to melt. at the time, carbon dioxide concentrations were similar to now. temperatures were comparable to those predicted by the end of this century. the most troubling finding was during this time of melting, sea levels rose by around 20 meters, much higher than most scientists have been predicting. this is one of the scientists examining the ice cores. >> the rates of change were very different in the past than they are today. sea leve

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there have been six king georges since 1714. the last prince of cambridge was prince george and the queen's beloved grandfather george the 5th who was the founder of the house of windsor. he was a george obviously. the queen's father took george as his kingly name. so there are a lot of positive george sentiments here. so i think we did expect to see george. it's also become quite cool and trendy again in the uk so a child can go to school and no fear of being teased for classmates for too old-fashioned a name. >> prince george is a lovely name. alexander and louis, is there a special significance for those names, as well? >> i think there are. they have been very, very clever here in honoring family members. alexander is, of course, the male form of alexandria, which is the queen's middle name. princess alexander is william's godmother's name. there have been three king alexanders of scotland and they did meet in scotland. louie, it is a middle name of prince william but the uncle of prince phillip, much beloved uncle. charles

king's inner circle way back then, dr. clarence jones was king's private counsel. with him to talk about the verdict in the trayvon martin killing. >> he says there is no question martin luther king would have put on a hoody if it conserved to convey a message of tolerance. he says thatness message has been lost this week in oakland. saturday night a group of angry demonstrators marched through uptown some smashing a car, breaking windows. monday night, a replay of the violence this, time a waiter hit with haimer for trying to keep vandal as way. clarence jones called it wanton anger that can't be tolerated. >> you don't make yourself popular by standing and raising your hand and saying trayvon, trayvon. you know? you don't do that. and at the same time stand by and let violence happen. >> jones marched with martin luther king, king's personal attorney helped write his speeches and he says all throughout the movement there was always the threat that violence would undermine the message. >> they were having a peaceful march. in memphis, tennessee some of the teenage

king's inner circle way back then, dr. clarence jones was king's private counsel.to talk about the verdict in the trayvon martin killing. >> he says there is no question martin luther king would have put on a hoody if it conserved to convey a message of tolerance. he says thatness message has been lost this week in oakland. saturday night a group of angry demonstrators marched through uptown some smashing a car, breaking windows. monday night, a replay of the violence this, time a waiter hit with haimer for trying to keep vandal as way. clarence jones called it wanton anger that can't be tolerated. >> you don't make yourself popular by standing and raising your hand and saying trayvon, trayvon. you know? you don't do that. and at the same time stand by and let violence happen. >> jones marched with martin luther king, king's personal attorney helped write his speeches and he says all throughout the movement there was always the threat that violence would undermine the message. >> they were having a peaceful march. in memphis, tennessee some of the teenagers began t