it as provider to martin luther king, jr. and an openly gay man. it covers over 40 years of the life and response the likes of roy will cibs, martin luther king, jr. it's about an hour and twenty minutes. i as a rights activist is excited to be talking about -- he was really the in some ways sole voice in the civil rights movement who saw the linkages and there's a very sad story of the split between civil rights and human rights in the united states, that actually we're going to be looking at on march 30th. a whole another discussion, but it's one of the thins that's very inspiring in his story is that he saw so clearly that dignity and injustice, again, african-americans was connected to the discriminatings and the struggles against so many voices, and so, i was wondering for you could start off by talking a little bit about what brought you to his story. tell us for about him and what makes him so exciting as a figure. >> sure. let me say it's great to be with you, and especially great to be near the shon burg archive. so many so thanks for assis

rights leader bayard rustin, organizer of the 1963 march on washington and adviser to martin luther king jr. and an openly gay man. mr. rustin's letters cover over 40 years of his life and the correspondents include eleanor holmes norton and martin luther king jr. this is about an hour, 20 minutes. >> i as a lifetime human rights activist, i'm especially excited to be talking about bayard rustin because as you can see in his collective letters, and as i'd like to ask michael to talk about, he was, um, really the, in some ways, soul voice in the civil rights movement who really saw a complete set of linkages between all forms of injustice. and, you know, there's a very sad story of the split between civil rights and human rights in the united states that actually the schaumberg center's going to be looking at in an upcoming event on march 30th and which is certainly the subject of a whole different discussion. but it's one of the things that's very inspiring in his story, is that he saw so clearly that indignity and injustice against african-americans was connected to the discrimination and

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kennedy and martin luther king, jr., is not a bad place to be. i would like to say that.plause] and that is, for those of us that follow hockey, that is a real hat trick, but 25 years ago, a little bit more, when we were involved in a congressional campaign. i think we all thought we were going to win, but i do not know if we ever thought that 25 years later we would be naming part of golden gate park after nancy. but if we look back on the 25 years, everything that she did, everything that she stood for has just been a blessing for all of san francisco and actually for the country. i do not really want to 1-up mark. but you know, when he was so proud to be up there on the balcony, i got to be on to the floor. [laughter] anyway, nancy, it is a real pleasure and honor to have so many of your friends here, and a lot of them i see that rather 25 years ago, and they're still there with you. we're going to be with you as long as you want us to be. again, congratulations. [applause] >> thank you, john. [laughs] and the next gentlemen i would like to introduce, i had the pleasur

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the martin luther king, jr. oday, reveres today and honors, martin luther king was one of the most hated men in america when he was assassinated. but today he's one of the most loved world in the world and respected men in the world because of the work of coretta scott king. >> going back to even the title, desert rose, the title has great meaning and speaks to her life and what she was able to accomplish. >> my aunt started this book in '66 at my mother's request. and she decided to title it desert rose to reflect the harsh withering restrictions of the jim crow south and how, to make the world a better place, mother had a determination through her education, through art, through faith and social activism to affect that change. so it's like this rose that grows up in a dry parched ground, but it bursts forth and blossoms into something beautiful. that's what happened with the life of coretta scott king. >> i cannot wait to read every page of this and i want to pass along some book signings that elder king will b

sean king is a second grader, assigned martin luther king jr. sean king chose to show up as martin luther king, including h his pace painted black. before he could even make it to the classroom he was asked by the principal to wash his face. but sean didn't understand why it was offending anybody. they were sent to the principal's office and they eventually ended up leave hadding the school. >> when other students are offended by something it's really the principal's role to make sure the educational environment is safe for all the students. >> this has become a controversy. a lot of people have a lot of very different opinions about this. >> i liked it. >> i don't think kids understand the history of blackface. >> this kid had no intentions of being racist or demeaning. >> they thought was inappropriate and it would be disrespectful to black people. but i say that it's not. i like black people. i don't want to be mean to them. it's just a costume. i don't want to insult anybody. >> i was very hard. i did try my best. >> it makes me want to cry.

martin luther king jr. he said, with most of my life ahead of me, i decided to give my life to something eternal and absolute. not to these little dots that are here today and gone tomorrow but the one who is the same today and forever. [applause] the commitments that come closest to forever are those of family. my dad was the ceo, a governor, and a member of the president's cabinet. my wife asked him how what was your greatest accomplishment? without a moment's pause he said, raising our four kids. my wife and i feel the same way. i have never once regretted missing an opportunity so that i could be with my children and grandchildren. among the things in life that can be put off, being there when it matters most is not one of them. the home is the ultimate career. all other careers exist to support the ultimate career. promotions often marked the high points in a career. i hope i have not seen the last one of those. [laughter] sometimes, the high points come in unexpected ways. i am embarrassed to recall t

. >> coming up, how a 93-year-old woman who marched with martin luther king jr.ied the right to vote. it's outrageous and we have to stop it. i am going to become facebook friends with our babysitter. no. these work, right? no. all right. mom! look what i found in the shed! no! no! no! ♪ ew! were you guys just making out in here? what? no! is it okay if i quit my job and start a blog? no. really? cold cuts from a package? yes. [ male announcer ] in a world filled with "no," it's nice to finally say "yes." new oscar mayer selects deli meat. the tastes you love and no artificial preservatives. it's yes food. >>> coming up, blocking the vote, this 93-year-old woman marched with dr. king for voting rights, now her vote has been taken away. it's outrageous, exclusive interview is next. >>> steve king can be added to the voices calling for fairness. king writes, "i don't want to apologize for being rich. i want you to acknowledge that in america, we should all have to pay our fair share. that's called stepping up and not whining about it. "for republicans asking those

martin luther king jr. was an ordained minister. it started in the church. they started with prayer. >> this year's day of prayer fell on the 50th anniversary, the ban on prayer. it was overshadowed with proclamations from city mayors, governors and millions of people across the country who still believe in the power of prayer, john jessup, cbn news, capitol hill. >>> lou engle is the founder of a prayer movement that led millions of young people to pray for the world. engles is doing it again. >> morality has gone down the tubes, economy a mess and political atmosphere polarizing the nation. some say there is no hope for america's future generations. lou engle, the founder of "the call" a series of events that draw people from around the country. on may 6th lou is bringing it to virginia. >> lou joins me now. you talk about the young generation. you have been firing them up for prayer for a long time. how do you get them really excited about being part of this thing called the great commission? >> music. david, in the bible, he actually was like a worship l

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this house fire in oakland martin luther king, jr. way at 29th.katie marzullo is on the scene as firefighters appear to be getting traction. we'll be right back. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> firefighters on the scene of a house fire still burning they seem to be making progress it >> katie marzullo is live at martin luther king way and 29th street what is the latest? >> reporter: it has been interesting to watch this unfold. you can watch with us now. it looks like they are making progress. every time i say that it seems like more flames erupt out of the second story of the we are keeping an eye on it. as you can see the roof, the wood off the top of that roof just fell to the ground as firefighters hit it from above with that whose. -- with that hose. a lot of damage done. we are learning from neighbors this home was abandoned. hopefully, nobody was inside when this happened. [ unintelligible ] it has been burning for at least 45 minutes if not longer according to witnesses on the scene. within woman said it was

martin luther king, jr., we do have a crew on the way. let's go at and talk about the commute, we have roads set up some of the lanes are closed, not causing a huge delay at this hour but it is there. near southbound 101 that looks good, no problems if you are driving here and also on the golden gate bridge. traffic is light, at 4:30 let's go back to pam. >>> a hazardous material situation has shut down several streets. joining us now from civic center drive with what is happening, good morning noel. >>> take a look at my soldier, that yellow tape was thrown across there and beyond that you can see people getting kid did i, they are wearing some kind of protective gear. it was called out as a hazmat call and we will give you an idea where they are. where they are staging is kaiser hospital from walnut to a block of civic center to walnut to steve develop son, that area is closed -- stevenson, the area is closed to traffic but we are seeing a few bans standing by. we see them getting ready to go into a yellow building. we yes it was called

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she was known as a fighter for the underdog and marched with martin luther king jr.. that douglass memorial to the church tells us that he helped to establish the largest interracial merger of religious bodies. he was the first black fire commissioner in baltimore city. the funeral of arrangements for the local icon are pending. collect you have the preakness tomorrow, also the battle -- >> you have the preakness tomorrow, also the battle of the belt way. >> a pretty important weekend. the g8 summit. >> the charge, conspiracy and wire fraud. the maryland realtor who had to come to virginia for court. >> this story never had a blue light special like this. the head scratching story behind this security video. >> we are tracking some storms. some unsettled weather not too far away. right now, >> a maryland builder must repay nearly $2 million. >> he accepted a plea agreement in court. we were there and we got this report. >> the charges against the suspect developed when several home buyers became upset when the company had problems of building a home. a maryland doctor

martin luther king jr. way of and patrick with the latest? a looks like they've run the got it out and were able to go inside the structure is very old and was taken to an apartment got here and started at about 4:00 in the morning the prime got a hold of this there were a lot of problems because you can see these pictures how the flames just wouldn't stop. there's a lot and there in had been abandoned and it was vacant and boarded up. the pilot minutes have not only did go up at the fire department equipment is not designed to break through the potpie would so easily set give them a lot of problems it was so hawks that they stayed outside for most of the morning. they attacked him from the air. they do say that there was one person inside all the places abandons and it looks like the from the got a hold of it here and it's of a good hour. >>> he mentioned that was one person inside so you heard any injuries was operas and injured? your >>> the person was inside was not injured as far as i can tell he's the one that got out we don't know how

people like martin luther king jr, told as darkness cannot drive of darkness. only light to that.he haight cannot drive out hate. only love can do that. perhaps it is only coincidental, but you cannot spell passion without spelling compass. i can remember people who hoped for me encouraged me. no matter the times in the season's, we cannot give up on hope. hope is patientvce with a lamp lit. the american poet emily dickinson rights "hope is that thing with others that perches in my sou and singe -- in my soul and it seems the tune and never stops at all. thank you and happy holidays. can all the speakers join me? and all the speakers join me so we can light the tree? is peter still here? ok. >> no, peter left. a surry. >> welcome, welcome. this is going to be gorgeous. i have not even seen the tree at. we're going to do a cat that. is everybody here? ok. i want to hear the children doing it, to. will will start with 10. ok? here we go. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering] [laughter] >> beautiful. >> 13,000 stars. and how many cranes? >> 7000 cranes. unbelievable. isn't that b

martin luther king, jr., and a drunk driver slammed right into the officer's patrol car. they arrested a suspect who had driven away who was found about a block away from the crash scene. he will face dui charges once he is released from the hospital. >>> firework lit up in celebration of the golden gate bridge. >> i didn't get to stay up for those, check them out, thousands are huddled in jackets and blankets, all of them snapping pictures and they were thrilled with the 20 minute show honoring the bridge and the music. and there was a golden gate festival, as well as the marina green, there was music food and games with a smaller than expected crowd and visitors were encouraged to use public transit. it was closed to drivers but some welcomed the breathing room. >> i am thinking that a few more people are going to be here but it is kind of nice. >> three days of celebrations with a beautiful backdrop for those photos. the history was on display along with those old news clippings and it is one of the first cars to cross the bridge back in 1937. here is some footage when

she ended her testimony with a quote from martin luther king, jr., and then asking the judge to seek mercy on her son. as we said at the beginning of the report, harry thomas, jr. himself is taking the stand right now. the judge is expected to hand on that sentence after he is done speaking. abc 7. >> also new this day a mother and sentenced to nine years in jail for a disturbing case of child abuse. the judge handed down the sentence to christina moore. admitted to barricading her three daughters in a room with drywall in 2011. moore's oldest daughter escaped and got help from a neighbor. the neighbor found moore a man passed out inside the home. a former church activists may spend more than two decades in jail. a jury recommends michael gardner spent 22 years in jail. he was convicted of child sex abuse. the jury found him guilty of abusing two girls during his daughter's sleepover last june. he's a former chairman of the falls church democratic committee. >> a group says in its online magazine that a well-placed firebomb can send much of the american west up in smoke and also how t

investigators say a man was shot in the leg on martin luther king jr. avenue around 1:30 this morning. the victim was taken to the hospital. we are working it find out his condition -- working to find out his condition at this time. >>> the ceo has called it egregious. now the just department wants to know if the risky trading that cost jpmorgan chase $2 billion was also criminal. the fbi launching an investigation into the trading scheme at the nation's largest bank. the sec and federal reserve are also looking into the matter. jpmorgan chase's ceo, james dimon, may face tough questions from federal investigators but seems to have the support of his bank's shareholders. shea allowed him to keep his job by rejecting a proposal to split the jobs of ceo and chairman at the bank's annual shareholders meeting. >>> the head of the metropolitan washington airport's authority says he will address some serious spending issues. the department of transportation released a scathing report on the group which is overseeing construction of the dulles rail project. he

at mary's kitchen carryout on martin luther king jr. avenue southeast they were cited for a dirty commode, unclean food services, a dead mouse in grease and mouse feces on the floor. >> we wanted to see if you got these problems cleaned up. at the order window we found an empty bottle of high alcohol wine grand canyon gate on the walls and trash on the floor. the -- wine, ya fave on the walls and trash -- graffiti on the walls and trash on the floors. the manager wasn't there. little far east 2 on ridge road in damascus was closed. in fairfax county moby dick house of kabob was also closed. in prince george's county inspectors report walking in on a sewage overflow and ordering a closure at wendy's on annapolis road in hand lap. lanham. it's not just restauranted. this cvs was caught operating with no hot water in the bathroom. the closure of hamilton liquors cited no hot water and shut down circle 7 express on martin luther king jr. avenue southeast because of the presence of vermin. if you want to be first to know who is on our list,

turning the page works with more than 100 families at mart in luther king jr.l and 500 families in the city. for more information go to jchayward.com. >>> this is 9 news now. >>> the white house is calling for tougher regulations for the financial industry tonight and as we'll hear the report, all this comes after one of jpmorgan chase's top executives stepped down after the bank lost $2 billion. >> reporter: the white house says jpmorgan chase's huge losses highlight the need to protect taxpayers when wall street makes mistakes. during his commencement speech at barnard college in new york, president obama called for more financial regulations. >> we know that we're better off when there are rules that stop big banks from making bad bets with other people's money. >> reporter: but traders worry about too much regulation. >> it makes it more difficult for those firms to function and

this one happened along martin luther king jr. avenue around 1:30 this morning. a man was shot in the leg and taken to the hospital. his condition is not being released. >>> maryland's budget battle could be settled today. the house of delegates expected to vote on a measure that would raise taxes on the state's top earners. the senate signed off yesterday. under the plan, individuals making more than $100,000 a year and couples making more than $150,000 a year would see their state income taxes increase. maryland will face a half billion dollars in spending cuts if lawmakers can't reach an agreement on a tax package during the special session. >>> also today, president obama will urge congress to act on what he calls the to-do list of economic proposals. he'll hold a round table discussion with small business owners here in the district. he says they'll benefit from the

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martin luther king jr. -- where do you think e would stand?ncourage people to read the bible and do their best-- >>> are you sure? >> i think he was more like david. he had sex with his wife and killed scmefer said, please, forgive me. i have made a mistake. i have sinned. i am wrong. let ye without sin cast the first stone. but the end of the passage is go and sin no more. >> i think he was saying nobody's perfect. but he would be for civil rights -- >> no, no. not gay marriage. >> yeah, this is the same person who didn't believe jesus was the son of god -- >> so, no, he later did -- [overlapping dialogue] >> if you read his sermons, he believed in the blood of jesus. >> and he also believed in love. >> martin luther king at the time of his death-- >>> what about -- what about -- for religious rearngs without naming names, people think it's sinful, like sex outside of marriage. >> adultery is sinful. fornicating is sinful. >> sean: will this be viewed as bigoted, if you hold a traditional religious belief. >> personally, yes, it would be bigo

. >> sandwich between martin luther king jr. and john f. kennedy will find nancy pelosi drive. j st. was renamed by mayor ed lee yesterday in honor of democratic leader nancy pelosi 25 years of public service. a 10 year-old boy brought in a huge stingray in texas while fishing with his father from a kayak. >> his tale is cut off. someone got him before us. meet people. >> his excitement was tempered with sadness when you realize the stingray was injured with a missing tail. they did give him a kiss before setting him free and this is the same boy who previously caught several sharks. he is a great fisherman. >> he has a good heart to. >> some nail biting winds for bay area baseball fans >> the giants and the brewers went to extra innings last night. the eventual game-winning home run and the giants win 4-3. robert coles making his first appearance in oakland as an angel last night. coco crisp who is back in action, he scores and the a's take a lead. the a's win 2-1. >> a new era in space travel. >> a historic liftoff at cape canaveral coming up >> a brazen casino robbery on the

martin luther king, jr., library. this is the first kick-off celebration for the whole system.you saw in the video that you just show ed. and do a treasure hunt. we'll have live entertainment, performances as well as a community resource fair so people can find out what's going on in the community as well. >> this is a no-brainer to keep kids going. >> for sure. it's on a sunday. parking is free. families could park across the street, walk over and enjoy a nice sunday afternoon at the king library from 1:00 to 4:00. they could always -- also if they haven't already start signing up for the summer reading program they could sign up there. >> how much of a head start do you think they are getting when they start school in the fall if they do attend programs and sessions and teaching them. >> oh, they actually did an incredible head start on the following year. a study found if children don't participate they tested lower in the fall than they ended the school year previous. being able to read for fun keeps those skills. the public library is a great resource to open up all the ma

martin luther king jr. dr. n, when people asked about interracial marriage, he was a racist on falling in love and get marriage. individuals fall in love and get married. if two men or two women want to fall in love and get married, it's their business. it's not the business of the federal government or the state government. you cannot have equality for one group of people and not for another group. you cannot build a wall. >> i know one thing that -- one of the things you were fighting about in the civil rights movement were voting rights and there has been a lot of concern about states passing laws that many were able to restrict voting rights. what can we do about that and what is happening on that front? >> i happen to believe is there a systemic deliberate effort to take us back to another period, make it harder and more difficult for young people, for seniors, for the disabled community, for minority to participate in a democratic process. >> the book is called "across that bridge life lessons and vision f

that is martin luther king, jr. my question is not just to think about what you are going to do for one particular type of individual, who has the money to build a large project for a multimillion-dollar design that is picked out by a fancy designer. i would like to discuss with you, as an architectural designer, the focus i have done, which is concerns over the development of the parking garage. the issues i would like to discuss are the good parking layouts. in looking at the planning buyouts of the garage, many of the spots are dead ends, and unusable. we spoke about the project earlier. the party itself is not enough. there is now a proposal for 400. in looking at the height and accuracy of the planning code, you would have to go down another 10 to 15 feet. that means you would have another hundred parking garages, which is not shown in the proposal. the initiative wait finding is also inaccurate. columns are in the way, and there are unrealistic, steep there are unrealistic, steep ramps.

see flames earlier, it is a house fire off 980 reported on 29th street or 27th street at martin luther king jr. i see smoke, then the flames. we are looking at traffic as well on 580, this is westbound 580 actually 980 in the background hard to see now. apparently, drivers are calling chp saying the smoke is visible from the freeway. we'll keep track of the slowing in the area. so far looks like there's less flames now. we'll keep you posted at that scene. we have a reporter on the way. just right here, just north of 980 and traffic is flowing well. look for street closures on 29th or 27th street at martin luther king way. try to avoid that area if you can. 580 moving at 68 miles per hour not affecting traffic at this point. that is good news there here's another live shot in san jose. this is traffic moving southbound 280 earlier you just saw roadwork highway 17 coming out of the santa cruz mountains, roadwork has been cleared. there are a couple of accidents in the south bay not causing much trouble yet southbound 101 at 87 and eastbound 237 approaching 880. >>> by the way, while you were gi

that is martin luther king, jr. my question is not just to think about what you are going to do for one particular type of individual, who has the money to build a large project for a multimillion-dollar design that is picked out by a fancy designer. i would like to discuss with you, as an architectural designer, the focus i have done, which is concerns over the development of the parking garage.

at mary's kitchen carry out on martin luther king, jr. southeast inspectors cited gross conditions and a dirty comode, unclean food services, mouse feces on the floor. >> so we wanted to see if you got these problems cleaned up. >> reporter: at the order window we found an empty bottle of high cholesterol wind, trash on the floor. the manager wasn't there. >> come back. >> reporter: in montgomery county, severe int infestation is what inspectors site for closing little far east ii. in fairfax county inspectors closed moby dick house of kebob and minerva indian cuisine. in prince george's county they walked in on a sewage overflow and ordering a closure of wendy's. it's not just restaurants. inspectors shut down the grocery operation inside this cvs caught operating with no hot water in the bathroom. they also cite hot water in avenue liquors on southeast and they shut down circle seven express on martin luther king avenue because of the presence of vermin. if you want to know, follow me on twitter. all of them have reopened and passed ins

two heroes, reverend marty luther king jr. and jackie robinson, all honorary degree recipients. can you imagine that extraordinary occasion? i know it might seem hard for today's graduates to envision their peers 15 to 208 ye years now, when i graduated it never occurred to me i might one day serve at the head of education. i had a sensible plan. i was going to play in the nba. clearly, that didn't work out. but as you look to your left and to your right today, look in front of you and behind you, you will see america's future leaders. few universities can claim as many firsts as howard university. tony morrison, a howard graduate and a former member of the faculty was the first black woman to receive both the nobel prize and the pulitzer prize in liz cher. literature. [ applause ] your extraordinary university provost dr. lasalle de fall, the first african-american president of the american council of surgeons and the american cancer society [ applause ] other howard graduates were the first african-americans to be elected to the u.s. senate, a u.s. governor, mayor of new york

you know martin luther king, jr. once said now long? not long because no lie can live forever.nd the other side's position really is based on a law. every national academy of science on this planet said that's a lie. everyone said this is man maid it is serious we have got to urgently do something about it. 97-plus percent of all of the climate scientists most actively publishing, and again, mother nature herself is speaking loudly and clearly with these extreme weather events that is getting everybody's attention. >> maybe this is why mother nature is still fighting an uphill battle. between 2009 and 2011 coverage by the national tv networks dropped a whopping 80%. coming up next, the moments that define a leader. how a black teenager's death put race front in center in the presidential race. and later we'll hear from a remarkable 15-year-old girl on how the war on women is mobilizing the progressives. really? no. it comes with a hat. see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,000 miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for 25,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but

middle drive east between martin luther king jr. drive and john f. kennedy drive will be renamed to honor pelosi. a ceremony will be held at 2:00 p.m. the honor is to recognize representative pelosi's 25 years in congress. >>> and if you're planning to vote in the upcoming primary election, today is your last chance to register. voter registration cards available at the u.s. post offices and the dmv. must be signed and submitted in person or by mail. must be postmarked by today to meet the dd line and the primary election is set for june 5th. >> make your voice heard. >>> want to check the forecast with christina loren coming off a nice weekend. >> yeah, we had a really nice weekend and looking toward another great week. let's start with your visibility. this morning, we are watching really thick fog starting to settle in over the coastal mountains. we're going to drop off even more so in terms of visibility. right now pretty good visibility. temperatures are going to be just about as warm as we ended up yesterday. we're in the 50s to start, 53 in sa

martin luther king jr. >> it is hard and difficult and almost unbelievable that any member, but especially a member from the state of georgia, would come and offer such amendment. people died for the right to vote. friends of mine, colleagues of mine. >> i apologize to my dear friend from georgia, if he's gotten angry with this amendment, and it's never my intent to do so, and i'm going to ask unanimous consent to withdraw the amendment. >> congressman lewis, as you may know, was beaten to within an inch of his life in the civil rights struggle. congressman brown's amendment was criticized by a number of his colleagues, including fellow republicans. even those who want a debate over the voting rights act said a late night amendment to the spending bill was not a way to do it. >> late news from chicago tonight, as widely expected, the brother-in-law of oscar winning actress and singer jennifer hudson has been found guilty of killing her mother, brother, and 7-year-old nephew. prosecutors said william balfour was a jilted husband and a jealous rage after his then estranged wife, hudson's sis

b do i slip him a piece of paper and pep still like they did martin luther king jr. in birmingham? you bet i would. same thing applies to women. just because a woman has two children, sick husband, and wants to write copy doesn't mean that when she goes home and she can't drink beer in a bar with the boys that she conditioan't best work. on the contrary, sometimes the work is extraordinary. sometimes the work is extraordinary when you're in the bus and you're on the way to a meeg meeting. it really doesn't depend on the circumstantial evidence of work. work is what it is when it's presented. leadership. interesting challenges of leadership and we have a bunch of them of different flavors in our group. i can say that for women for the most part, whatever the challenges are, they seem to be driven by a bit more emotion than men. men e men's inabilities are pretty much based on their own physical and mental stupidity. emotiegtion doesn't figure into. it's kind of over the top. so

. >> the exhibit will be open to the public until may 28 at the martin luther king jr. library on campus. over 16 00 participants ran for its annual mud run. this exciting event by enthusists and novice runners, sanchez has the story. >> the 5k run was spread over undeveloped terrain that was transformed into 3.2 miles of mud pits and rope climbing. organizers say this activity was for more than just for fun. they teamed up with the make a wish foundation. the venue and multiloop course was perfect for spectators and created a fun opportunity to cheer on friends and family. participants ran the brutal stretch, facing 11 obstacle courses, like the wall climb, a giant slip and slide and cargo rope up and over. only then to face the mud pit, where participants dove head furs to the finish line. >> after being up all day and great ac tuffty in the local area. good energy, and just wanted to get out and get active. >> participants gathered with friends and family to celebrate their finish while others scurried to the makeshift showers to wash off mud, which was caked on from