he becomes reverend martin luther king senior and martin luther king jr.. now i'm giving you this background because i think that this helps to explain why this place is so important. why the birth home a block up the street is such an important place. this is where literally, martin luther king jr. achieves his identity. this is the place where he has his early experiences. and this is the important thing that comes through in that wonderful document, the autobiography of religious development. that is something that he writes during his first year at chose close -- crozier theological seminary. to write a handwritten paper. i would love to show you it, just to see the way in which he kind of sketches out his life. he says, "i was born in 1929 on the eve of the great depression, which spread its disastrous arms throughout the nation." that is how he comes to his anti-capitalist view of the world. that's all in the first paragraph. have you ever read a document that reveals so much more than that? just from its beginning? those of you in this class understa

that's why the king papers project when coretta scott king named me to edit martin luther king's papers she understood that in the long run what would survive were the papers that martin luther king produced during his lifetime. so all of that is part of what i would call the legacy of martin luther king. and if we want to get close to who he really was, that's the best window that we have into the past. so martin luther king produced a lot of papers. one of the things that has kept me busy for the last 30 years is bringing together hundreds of thousands of documents. as any great person, you have so many materials to work with and all of these are important windows and that's why i feel that my life is well served by doing this, is that it provides what we will -- what will be the lasting memory of martin luther king. but when we look at who he really was, we have to kind of go back beyond the myth, we have to go back beyond the kind of person who was honored by the national holiday, because the importance of coming to a site like this is that you begin to see evidence from michael kin

i looked up on the internet and king, maybe it's king was i a, maybe it's king quan, maybe it's the king mexican wrapper. maybe king lizard gizzard. what? [laughter] >> is a very long question, your honor. i think both macbeth and lady macbeth knew exactly what they were talking about. lady macbeth talked about the metaphysical aid and they were quite clear about which king they were talking about and about the king that macbeth would become. i don't think there's any doubt about that in the record. >> of 35 recorded executed wishes, no one in scotland and in the us, a measly six were men. is this proof that crying which, in truth, is merely pretext for controlling any woman and then proceed as weird? [applause] >> i have a. >> you too, will can reply. >> i will decline but i will say this, the fact that your honor describes, prove our point. a full 15% of everyone burned at the stake for witchcraft in the kingdom of scotland was a man. what that tells you is that this is not sexism, but is national security. [laughter] >> i want to follow up -- [laughter] >> discussing this sex discrimi

i looked up the king on the internet and it could've been king josiah or king hoodies or king little g, the mexican wrapper. king gizzard the lizard wizard. i mean, king what? the wrestler? [laughter] >> that's a very long question, your honor. i'm just waiting to see if you're finished. i think both macbeth and lady macbeth knew exactly what they were talking about. lady macbeth talks about the metaphysical and they were quite clear about which king they were talking about and the king that macbeth would become i don't think there's any doubt about that. >> of 35 recorded executed witches, in scotland and the us a measly six were men. is this not proof that crying which, in truth, is merely a pretext for controlling any woman and then proceed as weird. [applause] >> i have an answer. >> you, too, are welcome to reply in a poetic meter. >> i, too, will respectfully decline. i think the fact that your honor describes as our point, a full 15% of everyone burned at the stake for witchcraft in the kingdom of scotland was a man. what that tells you is that this is not sexism but national

maybe it is king who side, maybe it's king kwong. maybe it was king, the mexican rapper.[laughing] king gizzard the lizard wizard. [laughing] i mean, king what? [laughing] >> that's a very long question your honor. i just wasn't sure if you are finished or not. [laughing] i think both macbeth and lady macbeth knew exactly what they were talking about. lady macbeth talked about the metaphysical eight. they were quite clear about which team do talking about and about the king that macbeth would become. i don't think is any doubt about that in this record. >> mr. verrilli, of 35 recorded executed witches, both in scotland and the u.s., a measly six were missed. is this not proof that crying witch in truth is merely pretext for controlling any woman than perceived as weird? [applause] >> so speedy you, too, i welcome to reply in poetic meter, two. >> and i, too, will respectfully decline but i will say this. i think the very fact that your honor describes prudes are . a full 15% of everyone burned at the stake for witchcraft in the kingdom of scotland was a man. so what that

king's dream. if you think that sounds extreme , but surely some things less would do now, consider this. if we were to return to the incarceration rates we had in the 1970s and early 1980s before the war on drugs or the get tough movement kicked off we would have to release four out of five people who are in prison today, four out of five. more than a million people employed by the criminal justice system. they would need to find a new line of work. most new prison construction is occurred in communities that have been sold on persons is an answer to their economic woes and believe prisons are a source for jobs, desperately needed jobs in their city. very often presents are advertised as providing far more benefits to these communities than they actually deliver but nonetheless so many of these communities believe that their economies depend on those prisons. private prison companies now on the new york stock exchange and doing quite well even in a time of economic recession. those companies would

and their he would be king. let's talk about that prophecy. >> that's how these weird sisters worked, your honor. the fact that it's subtle doesn't excuse it. the key was at that very moment they cast a spell. it's not just the words, it's the spell they cast. >> a king, i looked it up on the internet. it could be king messiah. maybe it was king the mexican rapper. gizzard the lizard wizard. king what? it's a very long question, your honor. i just wasn't sure if you were finished or not. >> i think macbeth and lady muck beth knew exactly what they were talking about. they talked about the metaphysical. they were quite clear about where she came. they were talking about the king that the beth would become. i don't think there's any doubt about that in this record. >> mr. verrilli of 35 recorded executed which is and easily six were missed. is this not proof that crying which in truth is merely pretext for controlling any woman man perceived as a weird? [applause] p i have there were answer and a reply. all i to d

[laughing] king what? made its king messiah, made its king the mexican rapper.king gizzard the lizard wizard. [laughing] i mean, king what? king yellin the wrestler? [laughing] >> that's a very long question, your honor. i just wasn't sure whether you are finished or not. [laughing] i think both macbeth and lady macbeth knew exactly what they were talking about. lady macbeth talked about the metaphysical aid. they were quite clear about which king they were talking about and about the king that macbeth would become. i don't think there's any doubt about that in this record. >> mr. verrilli, of 35 recorded executed witches, both in scotland in the u.s., uneasily six were men. is this not proof that crying witch in truth is merely pretext for controlling any woman men perceive as weird? [applause] >> you, too, are welcome to reply in poetic meter, two. >> and i will decline the invitation. [laughing] but i will say this. i think that very fact that your honor describes prudes are . a full 15% of anyone burned at the stake for witchcraft in the kingdom of scotland

king. martin luther king iii.>> let me thank god for bringing us all here safely today and in the spirit of late great dick gregory who often said, i hope and pray that i return back to our respective destinations will be equally safe. we owe a great debt of gratitude to reverend sharpton. for a number of reasons. [applause] some of us may have thought this was called because of charlottesville. but you it was many months before charlottesville. that earth sharpton thought it was important for the religious leaders of our nation to come together. so christians and jews and muslims and other leaders faith leaders here today that we already know. go back to their respective communities. mobilizing and organize because we have a big election coming up. we have elections every year but a big one next year. we're here today because we're compelled by moral obligation. that obligation is prophetic. calls upon justice to roll down like waters and righteousness like a stream. we're here because citizens are losing confide

s f luther king jr.'s life ande andt legacy, weand it seems fitting that we would have this conversation today after our nation's first black president was sworn in for his second term. now i know much of the nation has already moved on andnd president obama's soaring oftoric about the promisering america, life, liberty, justice, a qualityyand equality for all y been forgotten by many, and i know that many people in america will not think of doctor king again until his holiday rolls around again next year, i would like for us to cause tonight and think more deeply about the meaning of doctor king's life ands his legacy and what it has to teach us about our nation's. present.nk parti thingscularl particularly on the anniversary of the march on washington.s have 50 years have passed. 50 years have passed since his voice soared over the washington monument declaring his dream. i have a dream come it is a dream deeply rooted in thedeepln american dream. and yesterday while i wasd watching president obama's in

martin luther king, jr. i'm here to tell you today at 10:00 this morning, while i was here in d.c., marching with you all, the statue was erected for dr. martin luther king, jr. in atlanta, georgia at the state capitol. i see mark coming, but i'm serving notice, we're going to every state capitol in this country and we're going to demand that they erect the same type of statue. fired up. fired up. ain't going to take it no more. >> reverend dr. charles steele. we're going to stay with the first name charles here, representing the michigan state chapter of the national action network. please welcome dr. charles williams as he comes. >> first of all, let us give our credit and our congratulations to our president, reverend al sharpt sharpton, 5,000 of us. we have-- >> i'm the director of fema public affairs. thank you all for joining us this morning. today acting secretary elaine duch, coast guard commandant, and federal management agency administrator brock long to give updates on the state and local response

king alvaro the s the mythical king of ethiopia, they knew about the european world. african kingdom like kongo, ethiopia -- they said sent ambassadors to the vatican and other courts in europe. they sent their kids to be educated. the king of kongo convert to roman catholicism and then sent his son to portugal to be educated. he comes back and the vatican makes him the first bishop in the congo in 1517. a power move on the king's part. they knew each other and they dealt with each other as equals and not in the saw -- saw board net way. when i was growing up, we thought nothing good or complicated or interesting had come out of africa because that's what we were taught. we thought africa was tarzan. it is just not true. they took a you don't have to be a black nationalist to believe this. this is just the way it was. there was a queen. amani rinas beat the row fans fans in 24bc. she was the queen of maraway which is nubia and in a battle with the romans who were trying to take a kingdom. she not only defeated them, but her emisarries met with uh augustus casar himsel

king's son and you bear his name. that the significance is twofold, one is that two weeks after the ugliness in charlottesville we will have rabbis and baptist ministers and other christian ministers and buddhists and muslims on the front line with martin luther king iii at the memorial of martin luther king not robert e. lee showing america unity. the other part is that this president you tried to communicate with, you met with him, you took flak for it, but you said that you come out of a tradition of your father where you reach out and you try to create understanding. it's going to be hard for him to demonize you making this appeal. how do you navigate that in and what do you hope comes out of your statement, your speech? you are probably the only non-clergy person making a major address next monday, but i think the president will have a hard time demonizing you, martin. >> well, i don't know if that's the case. i'm not even concerned about that. i think the fact of the matter is as dad often did, as well as my mom

king have? >> it was his body. >> we're ready. care of any eventuality no matter what it might be. >> all right, the clerk will read the verdicts. >> we the jury find the defendant stacy c.coon not guilty of the crime of assault -- >> this is a stunning verdict. i don't think many people were expecting this, certainly not reports. >> it struck us all with great disgust because we thought that by those pictures, even fair minded people would know the injustice of what happened to him. >> there is no justice. >> there is no justice. >> the first and perhaps most spontaneous reaction came from "boyz n the hood" director john singleton. >> it's like a bomb. we're sitting on a bomb. >> they let these people off from attempted murder of rodney king. i told everybody, listen, it's going to go down. >> no justice, no peace. >> i was at parker center, which is the police headquarters at the time, when the verdicts were announced. the crowd began to gather. it began to turn more and more violent. parker center has a glass entrance and peopl

where you'll feel like the king of the road.ow at lq.com. >>> supreme court justice thurgood marshall has announced that he will retire. he was the court's most forceful liberal voice and the only black in court history. it is the definitive end of an era. >> thurgood marshall was the lawyer on brown versus board of education. he was on the supreme court to give a voice to black americans. >> i kept my word to the american people and to the senate by picking the best man for the job on the merits. the fact he's minority, so much the better. >> judge, what do you say to critics who say the only reason you're being picked is because you're black? >> i think a lot worse things have been said. i disagree with that, but i'll have to live with it. >> the senate is scheduled to vote tomorrow on the supreme court nomination of clarence thomas. but now some lawmakers are concerned about the accusation of sexual harassment dating back ten years. >> anita hill enters the room now. >> democrats were going to challenge clarence thomas on the

kong king kong saw. us took with us i liked it i thought is quite cool so i stuck with him for part hero's not going to happen are you going to fight this year yeah i'm going to fight end of the year with one hundred permission go well i'm now going to go back in the ring off you want to back out october november there's a lot of interest in a lot of location like a lot of talk about dubai a lot of talk about you kids a lot talk about america or bullying or you fight we look at a few points one of them could be manny pacquiao if not then there were a division in the in the u.s. is. amazing i mean there's some big names in there you've got keep them in you've got study garcia you've got some big names s. so go for the big names as your hand fully ok i'm fully ok training i am training you have started i've just come off the month of ramadan saw i'm now getting back into the gym because they were the fast was so long cocky or drink anything i couldn't relief train because you know on the knowledge to eat o

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so from king of prussia mall heading north up there by american heritage federal credit union. there used to be a michael's craft store in that shopping plaza there. it is not causing any traffic issues on that stretch of route 202 just north of king of prussia live look a a traffic camera there. you are okay on 202 getting out of the gate, we have had a couple accidents on the schuylkill expressway, one eastbound right here near belmont avenue and within that delay i'm in the sure if this fella is here part of the another accident or maybe ran out of gas but just watch how close he is hanging in that right lane there. it has been a rough go this morning on the schuylkill. 422 starting to see volume pop heading eastbound in toward king of prussia, working your way in toward the new jersey shore, north on route 50 an accident one of the back road here at gibson creek road, keep in mind helping down to the shore for weekend, still only that one lane on the ramp from the expressway on to the garden state parkway, southbound, and crunch time to the beach usually it occurs between 1

martin luther king jr. chose for his 1963 i have a dream speech. closer to the present, august 28th, 2008, then senator barack obama became the first african-american man to win a major party's nomination. august 28th. so today we take a look at the murder of emmett till. so horrific and ghastly the death of this 14-year-old boy in mississippi, became a call to arms, a moment that galvanized the civil rights movement. till had allegedly flirted with a white female shop keeper. the price, he was beaten and mutilated, his eyes gouged out with barbed-wire wrapped around his neck. his body was thrown into the river to sink and vanish into mystery. but his mother refused to let his death go unnoticed. when the body was found, she insisted on an open casket so the world could see what happened. when the people were acquitted, it began a campaign for civil rights which continues today. unearthing more details about till's murder continues. the white shop keeper at the center of the case admitted she had fabricated

the martin luther king jr. memorial plaque installed a few years ago is a way of paying tribute to another important african-american leader who in addition to having an important and obviously well documented impact on the entire united states also had some pretty important things that took place in maryland. shortly before the march on washington in and king's address on the grounds of the lincoln memorial king gave a version of that speech at morgan state university in baltimore. and it was essentially a first graft of the i have a dream speech. and the king memorial on the grounds is a way for us to pay tribute to that particular speech which became the foundation for the internationally recognized i have a dream speech. the maryland statehouse is truly representest entire history of maryland from the founding of the first settlement in st. mary city in 1865 through the current poj of legislation during the 2013 legislative session. it's pennsylvania remarkable structure. and we are all very could go nizant

the 83 year old henrik has always wanted to be king or have the title "king consort." now in protest of what he's calling of decades of unequal treatment he no longer wishes to be buried by her side. >> ooh. >> he has not announced where he would like to be buried. i'm divorcing you, i will stay with you in life, but i will not be lying next to you for eternity. >> they do say until death do us part. so at death. >> he wants to make sure he gets the part. he wants the part after death. >>> now online revenge. a texas man suing his ex-girlfriend saying she destroyed his reputation and got him fired from his job. >> she created a smear campaign all because he broke up with her. >> reporter: it was a swipe right on tinder he never made. >> i felt distressed, hopeless. >> reporter: three years after that initial encounter, joseph lazarus is suing his ex-girlfriend for200,000 because he can't clear his name. the houston resident claims the woman went online and created fake social media profiles then up upped the ante. she said i was a rapist, a murderer. >> reporter: his e

martin luther king drive ramps ow tractorrt museum. trailers on this stretch of the road. look at this fellare philadelphe fighters are on the scene this happened just afthe m ramps, frt museum circle, on the martin luther king drive and occasionally we will ruckers who are maybe following a detour, and from the overnigur area that wind up hitting the overpass which is actually looking there how tt truck is ripped off, like a tuna fish cs probably what happened and that foror trailer on its side. here's a live look right nou kid the circle here, there is downtown in thnderneath this ovs , right here, it is the tractoee the big tow truck in here so again, leaving o access to the martin luther king drive, to go out oobably ne opened for at lee start of the morning rush hour sotypically ut use the kelly drive, and good t. good news vine expressway is opened this morning. live looatn and out of the city, there is construction on the schuylkill eastbound bet conshohocken and in problems on mass transit. karen, back over to news because are gearing up for one of the most grand c

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welcome to larry king now we're in great britain with amir king kong the two time world champion professional boxer with a record of thirty one wins and four losses occluding nineteen knockouts a mayor is great britain's youngest olympic boxing medalist taking the silver in athens at the age of seventeen outside the reagan era has lent his star power to a variety of philanthropic crossman's started his own charitable organization the amir khan foundation and is slated to reenter the ring later this year for his highly anticipated first fight since may of two thousand and sixteen why so long away i had a hundred position. i had. hunt in the fight and i decided to just get fixed about the one problem for the last ten years never got it fixed i always said look i'll get it fixed later i'll get a fix later i always used to go into training camp and put the splints on my hand and spend extra time on you know when you do the bandages and the taping for hard enough i said look i'm just going to man fix because the last thing you want to do is in a fight before walking into the ring thinking about yo

standing tall in the middle, spain's king.e city centre was, for hours, like las ramblas, cars replaced by a never—ending crowd. the atmosphere here isn't upbeat, but it isn't sombre. it is about remembrance and defiance. it is still raw on las ramblas, but life and holidays go on. i find it very moving, my daughter sends peace from the uk and we all stand together. a separate protest, today, in the small town where all of the known terrorists grew up. speaking in catalan, one of their sisters gave this emotional address. translation: we must work together so this never happens again. at the barcelona march, plenty of pro—independence catalan flags. the politics is divided, but today was about being united. tom burridge, bbc news, in barcelona. after victory in mosul, iraqi forces have been trying to re—take the city of tal afar in the north—west, one of islamic state's last strongholds in the country. and it seems that victory could be in sight. elite forces are believed to have raised the iraqi flag in the centre of tal afar

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king. i just went through a point in my life where i could no longer tow the democratic line because that's what i was told to do. i had to adhere to the virtues and the principles that i had been told all my life we're supposed to. so i couldn't turn away when i saw it. i had been taught that these ar the principles i'm supposed to stand for. >> you skipped if, i heard you correctly, you went from king to jackson, jesse to sanders. did you mean to skip over obama? >> yeah, i did. and that's not a slight on my president. he has been next to black jew jesus when hit the flea market in '88, he is the greatest wall hanging picture of any black barber house or household. >> he may be like black jesus. >> he may be the black jesus. but the reason i don't is because he compared himself to reagan. and there is no room for a reaganite in that. and i'm not saying that sand serz better. but i am opposed to most of the policies of ronald reagan. therefore, if you put your snefl a reagan light, i can't

standing tall in the middle, the spanish king., like las ramblas, cars replaced by a never—ending crowd. the atmosphere here is not upbeat, but i wouldn't say it is sombre. it is about remembrance and defiance. it is still raw on las ramblas, but life and holidays go on. i find it very moving, my daughter sends peace from the uk and we all stand together. a separate protest in this small town where all of the known terrorists grew up. speaking in catalan, one of their sisters gave this emotional address. translation: we must work together so this never happens again. at the barcelona march, plenty of catalan pro—independence flags. the politics here is very divided, but today was about being united. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: las vegas prepares for one of the biggest boxing bouts ever but is a case of hype overshadowing sport? he is the first african—american to accept the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared, "i have a dream." as darkness f

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from is a show of support the jordanian king.t's not that they don't meet the reviews to the palestinian president goes to the jordanian king. this time because of tensions between israel and the palestinian president and the refusal to resume security two,ination between the the palestinian president is not leaving ramallah and that is why the jordanian king has come to him. they are meeting under a time that says "jerusalem is winning and i think they are both -- "jerusalem is winning." and i think they are looking at these protests where people have refused to enter the mosque. they say that they are the guardians, and without them, the situation in the mosque would long ago have deteriorated here it i think what they are both looking at over their shoulders is this is a protest that came up from the streets. spring in therab palestinian territories or jordan and i don't think they want one either, so they want to discuss that. anchor: this is coming at a time when relations between israel and jordan, as you said, particularly

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senator king. sen. king: thank you. i never thought i would have a chance to share this bit knowledge. but one of our former state foresters informed me, smoky bear doesn't have a middle name. his middle name is not the. it's smoky bear. >> that is absolutely correct, senator. to say that.wanted i want to clarify that misperception. never thought i will have a chance to get that straight. i would like to ask for some research. i don't know exactly where it should be. to compare fire and frequency and extend across the nation. controlling for climate and species. what i'm getting at is this. maine is the most forested state in the country. we have issues with forest fires, but nothing like the magnitude we see out west. when i talked to my forestry people in maine, they say the solution is clear. our forest land is privately owned and intensively managed. in the west, it is federally owned, and not intensively managed. there's not enough forestry being practiced. i would like to see data that will either verify that or r

. >>> good afternoon, aim jessica dean coming to you live from haddonfield, right here on kings highway where we have seen people walking by, stopping by, saying hello on what is a beautiful, summer friday. and while conditions here are great to be outside as you probably know they are not great down south, in texas. there is a serious hurricane headed that way this afternoon , and we have got meteorologist kate bilo here in had on field. we want to check with her now. kate, how are things looking. >> reporter: well, this is a very dangerous storm, it is not only dangerous in the fact it is a major category three hurricane poised to slam in the texas coast but what this storm will do in the days following, land fall, as it just sits and stalls over the gulf coast of texas. lets take you down to the texas gulf coast now, storm has strengthend in to a powerful category three storm, it is already packing max wind speed of 120 miles an hour, harvey is expected to drop up to 3 feet of rain in some areas and could deliver as much as a 15-foot storm surge. governor of texas has declared a stat

king in selma.en we have this march today raising issues about maintaining the dream across the board, it's very important that we do that across denominational, religious and even ethnic lines as you and others are coming on board saying the dream has nothing to do with how one practices their faith, it's the moral code that we need to emphasize for the whole country. >> that's right, reverend al. thanks so much for having me. i will be honored to march with you to commemorate the i have a dream speech. what ran lie heshel said when he came back from selma with dr. king was that it was as if he was praying with his legs. so, reverend sharpton, you and i and the other ministers and the imams and the rabbis, we will be marching and praying with our legs. this is not a nostalgia march, we are marching to protect and dee firsthand the dream which for too many dream has become a nightmare with mass incarceration, voter suppression, people afraid of losing their healthcare benefits. it's important that w