he also shared a bond with martin luther king jr., together fighting for civil rights. ining us is the niece of martin luther king and daughter of a.d. king. dr. king, good to talk to you again. how are you? >> great, david. hello viewers, it's wonderful to say hello to everyone. >> we've talked before, in the past half hour, about this kind of dichotomy in the 1960s civil rights movement between the work your uncle did and the work of more radical folks like malcolm x and the nation of islam, to which muhammad ali was a member. there did come a time when muhammad ali and your uncle and dr. king came together. i think it was in louisville itself where muhammad ali grew up, right? >> well, actually that's true. i met muhammad ali as cassius clay through my father refer rend a.d. king, the pastor of zion baptist church. a.d. king and m.l., martin luther king, as brothers they ministered together and were civil rights leaders together. that's the time when cassius clay began to follow and listen to what dr. martin luther king jr. was saying as well. it was a wonderful time.

i am humble and the tradition of martin luther king jr. and joshua peschel and helen keller. i am here to lend a voice, to make sure that we tilt the discussion in such a way that the working people of all colors and cultures and sexual orientations and all people around the world not just here but everywhere around the world, as we shape this platform. >> thank you. i am the president of the center for american progress think tank in washington. i'm i am very honored to be here. most profoundly because i myself have the opportunities that i have had because of the policies of the democratic party. as a child my parents got divorced. my father left and my mother went on welfare. and i remember using vouchers to

martin luther king jr. middle school after the principal received a threatening e-mail. the e-mail talks about a teacher who took part in this violent protest that you're seeing here, a white nationalist group took hold of sacramento capital on sunday. ten people were hurt. the anonymous e-mail said if certain actions weren't taken to a teacher within the week some would come to the school to harm students. school is not in session but two summer camps are moved to other locations as a precaution. "today in the bay's" rob riddell will join us live in a half hour. >>> voicing concerns about a graphic and threatening letter written by a high school student. >> can you honestly look me in the eye and tell me none of that was real? >> the letter outlined plans to stab and rape 21 students and four teachers at scotts valley high school. it was handed to a girl during the last week of school. angry parents say the district did little to address this letter, or the 15-year-old boy who allegedly wrote it. >> my wif

the plin palate martin luther king jr.iddle school received an anonymous e-mail demanding one of their teachers be fired for her participation in this weekend's sacramento pro test against a white nationalist group. the teacher is yvette felarka, in an interview after the protest turned violent with ten people getting hurt. if velarka, also an activist isn't let go within a week whoever sent the e-mail is threatening to hurt students who attend the school. according to berkeley police the fbi considers this to be a low-level threat, but police tell us that they are taking this threat seriously. the department has since assigned an officer to the campus, has increased patrols around the school and has moved the two summer schools to other locations. i'm talking about the summer camps i should have said. school is out for summer as you're well aware. members of the community use the campus for tennis and swimming which is again why berkeley police want to have a presence here considering this threat that was e-mailed in to t

today he walked into the martin luther king jr. memorial, his passportmp in his look. traveling from sterling, virginia, he visited all 411 national parks, monuments, memorials, and planning's ring break in college. >> when other people are going to florida in mexico, i was thinking about going to tennessee. 92eryl:: his first stamp on 1909 he prayed that he would meet someone with as much interest. in history, and along came his wife of nearly 10 years. she said that each visit was more than a walk in the park. the preparation, studying the history of the park or the monuments, the area, the city, the state. sure: they took a boost plane -- a bush plane in alaska. >> we learned about the sacrifices. cheryl: he gives back by volunteering at the clara barton national historic site. he did a lot by him something like that that you realize there is so much out there. elias plans to keep traveling as new national sites are added to the list. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kellye: looks like the weather cooperated for him, but tomorrow is different? steve: a few showers come a

. >>> more police are patrolling the neighborhood by the martin luther king, jr. middle school in berkeley because of a threatening anonymous email the school received. >>> eye chilling new video from isis puts the bay area in the crosshairs. >> part of 17 is still shut down. i'm anne makovec near the summit with more on the fire and evacuations overnight. >> yes, it's going to be another dry day in the bay area with triple digits. now the alert you need to know about. >> busy along the altamont pass plus have a look at your bay area bridges coming up. >>> good morning, it is tuesday, june 28. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. in sacramento, brutal showdowns between white supremacists and counter-protestors after a rally goes terribly wrong. one berkeley teacher was among the protestors and now her workplace is facing threats. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in berkeley on the anonymous email that now has the fbi's attention. jackie. >> reporter: the good news here is that summer break started on friday june 17 and the summer camp that is were

. >> reporter: the legendary civil rights activist, who helped martin luther king jr. organize the march on washington was arrested at dulles international airport, shortly after his flight landed from the united arab emirates. >> he was so happy to get some american food. he wanted a hamburger, french fries and a coke when he got to the airport. >> reporter: he had been wanted by authorities since 2012, when a warrant was issued for his arrest. he had allegedly written a bad check for $55,000 to host a private party at national harbor, after president obama's first inauguration. >> he was charged a criminal warrant for being a fugitive. that warrant was released by the courts in maryland. therefore the courts ceased to exist in maryland. >> we're told most of the money but his absence leaving his wife and children behind, is still shrouded in mystery. >> he looked happy to be home. happy to be here. >> reporter: fontroy will be back in court july 20th, in prince george's county, to face those charges, stemming from that bounced check. reporting live from lees leesburg

line repair happening in the district on martin luther king jr. avenue between talbot and howard road. it is closed. they are doing these repairs until just before the afternoon commute takes in. the beltway, the wilson bridge blocked for some roadwork. still in the 50's. 395, no issues. 66, we are ok. reports of an accident a little closer to 123, but you can get by. joint baseaffic by andrews continuing on the outer nothing to worry about. nothing that you need to leave any announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. melanie: a 911 call made by a man in washington state is raising questions about this. out theou able to look window? are you able to see the wing from where you are at? >> no, i can't. melanie: the man claimed he had just survived a plane crash and needed help. it turns out the man was at home the whole time. he says he was having a 20-year track record and is perfect a safe when taken as directed. safe when taken as directed. the consumer product safety commission says fireworks are responsible for thousands of i

lives matter" protest, someone saw her at the rally and sent an email to her workplace martin luther king, jrmiddle school. message said things could get violent at the school if yvette felarca isn't fired. berkeley plymouth and the fbi are taking the threat seriously. >> once they did their observation and their evaluation of the email, they stepped back and left it to berkeley police. so berkeley police are very actively involved. >> after boosting patrols in the area by the school, berkeley pd and the district also decided to relocate summer camp programs being held in the building. >>> republicans reliesed a scathing report today on the u.s. consulate attack on benn. in it, they fault the obama administration for lax security. but house democrats say the report had an ulterior motive. mark albert reports. >> reporter: after two years, 107 interviews and more than $7 million, the house select committee on benghazi has released the report on the death of four americans including the u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >> no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi despite the order of t

somebody threatened violence at martin luther king, jr. middle school after a teacher took part in this counter protest against a neo-nazi group. she was among several wounded. >> we will not allow basic genocide organizing to take place in the front steps of a capitol of california. >> king ddle school received an e-mail, it said the school should fire her, or there might be violence. >> we're just taking every precaution, and the priests will be patrol -- police will be patrolling the other schools, just to have a presence. >> in addition to extra police patrols as a precaution, two summer programs were also moved from the school. >>> it's hot out, but forget about cooling off with a swim in the lake in oakland. it's closed because of an outbreak of toxic blue green algae. this is the third year in the row the lake has been closed to swimmers. but the park remains open for fishing, picnics and hikes. >>> and taking a live look outside tonight. bit of relief from a very warm day. but brian says that some of us could see triple digits agai

speaking at the martin luther king jr. library, with similar calls for action around the country. house speaker paul ryan called the move last week a risky stunt. >> this was already defeated in the u.s. senate. number three, we will not take away a citizen's due process rights. tim: they still believe something has to change. >> my daughter is dead. there is nothing i can do for my daughter. i'm fighting for my community, my country, all americans. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. josh: turning to the forecast committee beautiful evening on tap. the 60's. reston, in d.c., 69 annapolis 71. tomorrow morning, we will be in the 50's and 60's in some of the cooler spots. another great day with a low humidity, just a few degrees warmer. 81 at lunchtime, 85 by 4:00. of d.c., but around town we stay dry. we will timeout the forecast coming up in a few minutes. alison: a grand jury throws the book at a teacher's aide accused of child sex abuse. deonte carraway indicted on 270 counts of child abuse and child porn. the police say that he forced kids to perform sex acts and recorded them. the co

southbound you want tooun detour at suitland parkway andd i would say keeping it to it martin luther king jru is a good bet.is a it runs parallel to 295.o95 just factor in extra time because 295 is such a major m commuter route for our morningtm commute. aside from that we aree fr tha tracking a crash and closure and in charles county. >>> mattawoman-beantown roadttaw rider now shut down -- rightht now shut down field and nike road. 309 closed at five as well.s w seeing big problems pro surrounding that crash scene.sh. 301 north big route so be prepared for that. t factor in a lot of extra time. that second closure on 301 o30 just in because of the crash crh at mattawoman-beantown road. in frederick police activity 70 west closed at 49. aside from safe track metro is s on time. we'll take a closer look atk a today's tracks next.trac n back to you maureen and holly. l >> ♪ >> time now is 5:18 let's takel a look at the stories you're you engaging with most thish mo morning on social media with our realtime news tracker. tck >> wisdom is tracking it allgt l for us this morning.hi what do you go

our reporter is at martin luther king jr. school. amy? >> yes, someone threatened to kill kids here at this school. we interviewed a nervous parent. she did not want her name used or her face shown because of security conditions. listen to what her family with respect to law yesterday. >> my younger son was attending a summer camp which was evacuated yesterday because someone threatened to shot up the summer camp and kill the children in the school district did not fire the teacher english and history at king middle school in berkeley. she attended a counter protester in sacramento on sunday, and demonstrated against neo-nazis who were rallying at the capital. she was hurt weapon the protests turned violent but text strongly. >> we defeated them and their efforts and they have to run, leading, running, and hiding from the police and running away altogether. now ain miscellaneous e-mails have demand she be fired or there will be consequences. the f.b.i. has classified it as low level threat but the perk police take it serious limit. >> we

. >> reporter: earlier across town at the martin luther king, jr., gun violence, and norton referenced last week's historic house of representatives sit-in during failed efforts to change gunlaws after the tragedy in orlando. >> here, we have the strongest gunlaws in the united states, why are we flooded with guns? assault weapons, it tears up your insides. illegal, in this city. now, the subject of repeat offenders came up tonight. the chief told those in the awed that they are people identified 50 people that they have arrested who between them had more than 800 arrests over a certain period of time. live in southeast washington, jackie benson, news 4. >> staggering numbers, jackie, thank you. some parents say they will march to the capitol next tuesday to push for gun reform laws they call themselves d.c. moms and dads for legislation. the march will begin tuesday morning, 7:15 in d.c. he is lincoln park. >> and new developments on the airport attack on turkey. the country's state run media said that the death toll from the triple bombing rose to 42 tonight and turkey saying they ar

. >> >> reporter: john lewis who once marched with martin luther king, jr. led the spontaneous protest. >> today, we're breaking the rules. >> reporter: bay area democrats joined big numbers. >> i heard from republicans. i heard it from democrats. i heard it from people who never engage in the political system. they don't care who gets the credit. they just believe that the most dangerous people shouldn't have access to the most dangerous weapons. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee held a photo of regina jeffreys, recently murdered in oakland. >> there are other young people killed in my district, antonio. >> members gather on the floor of the house, in protest, that we cannot even have a vote because we truly believe that if there were a vote, that we would win the vote. >> we're back live. c-span is still showing it live by way, again, the cell phone cameras. members of congress shooting it themselves. they say they're planning on staying all night long. the republicans are expected to come back in half an hour, and adjourn the house until july 5 july

we understand this is in the area of martin luther king jr. avenue in southeast. to the congress heights metro if that gives you a better idea of where exactly this went down. we understand that these three men were transported to the hospital conscious and breathing. we have no information on whether or not they have any suspects in custody or the reason behind this stabbing. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> happening today, the defense begins in the andrew schmuhl trial. he's accused in the violent home invasion and attack of a virginia couple back in 2014. defense attorneys hope to proof andrew schmuhl was just carrying out his wife's orders and was too

a teacher from martin luther king, jr. middle school was there to protest the group and someone threatened violence at her workplace because of her involvement. but she says she did the right thing defying the group. >> we will not accept or allow racist genocide organizing to take place in the front steps of a capital of california. >> what we know about the threat was in email saying the school should fire the teacher or there may be violence. >> we are taking precautions. the police will patrol our schools to have a presence. >> besides the boost in police patrols, two summer programs at the middle school have been moved to a different school district site. >>> more fallout from "brexit." standard & poor's cut england's credit rating from the top score. several u.s. banks may pull out of london. the city was a financial hub for u.s. investment firms and banks to reach all the eu countries without regulations in each country. >>> donald trump is planning to deliver a speech today on trade and the economy. the speech come

the president said ali fought for what was right, stood with martin luther king, jr. and nelson mandela and spoke out when others did not. other political figures also praised muhammad ali for his passion and unwavering beliefs. >> by the time he died, who he was as a person was greater his legends. >> a champion in the ring. a hero beyond the ring. sacrifice. >> the legacy of muhammad ali is not that he just floated in the ring, but he stood up outside the ring. he was a champion out of the ring and in the ring. >> through all the accolades, all the accomplishments, there was a time when it was hard to imagine muhammad ali becoming the beloved figure he is today. it was for the champ a long road to redemption and his legacy is great. at urban boxing dc ali had an impact. >> that's right. as you mentioned, ali is one of the gt to ever step foot in the ring. but even among current boxers today the current impact he's had has little to do with himself in the boxing ring but where muhammad ali was the biggest force was outside the ring. even here at urban boxing dc. ali

they are martin luther king, jr., southwest, georgetown and lomond rigs. the city plans to install special filters at those libraries. an advocacy group called the water alliance says old pipe have made lead a problem all over d.c. >> everywhere, everywhere there's a lead pipe coming from the big pin your home or if you have lead in your pipes and plumbing in your home, that means you've got a lead problem. >> if you're worried about letting your home -- lead in your home, experts suggest getting a lead test kit from d.c. water. if necessary you can buy a lead removal filter. log onto our mobile app for a list. >>> today in michigan the state filed civil lawsuits against two companies linked to the lead water crisis in flint. the state's attorney general says the suits could mean hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. >>> right now more than 5000 firefighters are battling fires across california. cooler temperatures are starting to help and some residents are being allowed back home today. wildfires near l.a., san diego and santa barbara have charred

we understand this is in the area of martin luther king jr. avenue in southeast. this is really close to the congress heights metro if that gives you a better idea of where exactly this went down. we understand that these three men were transported to the hospital conscious and breathing. we have no information on whether or not they have any suspects in custody or the reason behind this stabbing. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> happening today, the defense begins in the andrew schmuhl trial. he's accused in the violent home invasion and attack of a virginia couple back in 2014. defense attorneys hope to proof andrew schmuhl was just carrying out his wife's orders and was too >>> and a verdict may come down today in a rape trial. pitt is accused of committing a string of crimes over two weeks including cutting off his ankle monitor while on probation before the attack. >>> panic but no damage. that's what is being described in indonesia after a 6.5 making any duty under sea earthquake. it shook buildings and drove people into the streets. there was a hos

key activists of the 20th cent three, and i argue in my biography that he stands along martin luther king jrand malcolm x as someone who was on the global stage in the postwar period. the united states in 1952. he was one of the only black students at one of the most prestigious public schools in the united states. he was an activist as high school student, mentor and by an openly gay social democratic activist in the postwar period, who teaches martin luther king jr. about nonviolence in a practical manage -- in a practical manner and organized the march in washington. he graduated in 1960 and goes to howard university, which is an intellectual, cultural and political mecca of black america then and now. he is mentored by professors like sterling brown, and he joins the nonviolent action group, which is part of the student nonviolent coordinating c is one ofnd snic the more important grassroots organization between 1954 and 1965. it is founded by ella baker, a black feminist radical democrat, and she had been an organizer at the trade union and also a mentor to martin luther king jr., selec

tremendous, not just a boxer, a great human being, icon, and his spirit will never die it like martin luther king jr. the president they love, john f. kennedy. all of them had ways and means of saying things, that can insight, and inspired to do what was right and stand their ground on what was right. that is why muhammad ali will never die. >> you travelled the world with him. any memories you can recall? >> it is a multitude. when he was fighting. when we made the fight to go to, he said, i am going to do this. we couldn't get the fight. george foreman didn't want to fight muhammad ali, he was, he was old, if he hurt huhmuhammad ali. he said, he talk too much. he goes in there, introducing the rope-a-dope. and knocks out george foreman. then we go to 1975. he goes into the manill athe thriller in manila. he is fighting joe frazier, in one of the he stopped that fight in the 14th round. ali said, this is the closest i have ever come to death. now, if death caught up with him, death -- spirit here on earth. he has created. muhammad ali, a fighter for the people. never forget where you come from, and

. >> several other rallies were also planned this evening including one at the martin luther king jr. library and another at the most holy trinity church. >>> new developments tonight in the fight over gun control. house democrats ended their 25 our city and on the house floor as congress went home for the recess. that chaotic protest began after for gun control measures were voted down in the senate and gop leadership would not allow a vote in the house. republican say the democratic proposal to prevent people on the no-fly list from buying guns does not do enough to protect fifth amendment rights, due process, and second amendment rights to bear and second amendment rights to bear arms. house minority leader, nancy pelosi was among those who was all night at the city in and set the fight will not end until the bill is passed. >> >> let me be really clear about this. we cannot stop until we get a bill. this is not about politics. it is not about elections, it's not it's not about campaigns. it is about the safety of the american people. >> during the city and bay area congresswoman a

pkw take martin luther king jr. as g an alternate.side detouruthbound r pennsylvania avenue and coming m up found in make sure you'rend diverted to malcolm x avenue.ve factor in extra time. in extim we'll let you know as soon ast we're able to back to you maureen andck to ma wisdom. >> coming up on fox newsg up morning lawmakers had in had maryland considering a new bill which would make life w easier for a certain group ofhio prisoners serving life sentences.ens. >> 2016 bet awards celebrates cb the life and legacy of prince. p before we head to break here'sah a live look at today's stock futures. fox news morning back after this. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's... up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100

at martin luther king jr. avenue and lebaum street.l abc-7 that the victims, all men, were taken to the hospital conscious and breathing.. but there is no word on their current condition. no arrests have been made. an update on a story we've followed for weeks. new charges filed after a fiery crash at a local diner. police say a former employee intentionally rammed his s-u-v diner last month- then set his hummer on fire. a 74-year-old man who was a customer was killed. the driver, samuel abutoh is now out of the hospital- and charged with second degree murder and multiple charges of arson. police say abutoh was a cook at the diner. a virginia teacher is in hot water this morning-- accused of giving drugs to a middle school student at his home. police say 32 year old zachary van dyke smoked marijuana with the 13 year old at his home. the teacher is also accused of selling drugs to the boy. van dyke coached freshman basketball at washington-lee high school and was a teaching assistant at gunston middle school. police now trying to figure

411 of them, in case were you wondering, over the weekend he made his final stop at the martin luther king, jrc., he says, he was inspired to embark on this adventure while planning spring break trips in college. >> when other people were considering going to florida or mexico, i was thinking about going to shilow, tennessee or vicks burying, i love learning about history, the sacrifice, what really made this nation great. when you look at something like that that you realize how much there is out there, and that you are just one tiny part of it. >> first from massachusetts, back to 1992. >> wow. >> well, german woman is using her birthday to pay tribute to queen elizabeth the second. >> she is doing it by sky diving. >> ninety year old jumps out after plane, if she looks familiar, when you see her up close, because she actually played the queen in a video that helped kick off the london olympics. she said she want to prove senior citizens are still able to have fun. >> boy, one heck of a way to celebrate. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" meet the local high school basebal

. >> reporter: john f kennedy along with robert kennedy an matter luther king jr. led to a gun law. >> we have been through much anguish. >> reporter: too much anguish for back then but what about now? today there seems to be an alarming sameness to our gun violence. from a colorado high school to a tuscon parking lot to a movie theater in aurora and a grade school in newtown. gun sales tend to go up. u.s. gun makers produced nearly 11 million firearms in the year after sandy hook. not far from there in hartford, connecticut, sits a church built by samuel colt's widow. it stands as a u nike symbol of where guns sit in our society today. you'll find her husband's firearms on the -- as art hidden at the top of the church's columns. maybe that's the place guns will always occupy. worshipped by many, their presence carved in sto dove men+care. the strength test. like leather, skin is stronger when it's hydrated. that's why dove men+care bodywash has a unique hydrating formula to leave skin healthier and stronger. jill and kate use the same dishwasher. same detergent. b

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal.ohn f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> the abc7 news app, on the go, on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> fire investigators are working to try to figure out what caused a crazy explosion in a new york gas station. a man pitting a gas capitaller in his car and suddenly, boom. it happened in rochester, he real estated quickly dropping to the ground, rolling around to put out the flames. the man did suffer buns over a third of his body. the good news is he survived. experts say static electricity may have caused the spark and that does not make me feel good. >> new details. disney will postal gator wanting signs after the debt of a two-year old boy at walt disney resort in florida. lane graves was playing at the edge of the water at the man made lagoon. an alligator grabbed him and pulled him under t

martyr tin luther king, jr., j southeast at w street that'seett where steve will be heading within thend wisdom. >> still to come this mornings we'll tell you which celebritycy is making a huge donation local charity who is right heret in the district.. >>> plus one of hyphen favorites justin beiber throwing punches? what? why he got into a wild al fight with a man twice his size coming up next. >> oh, justin.n. >> justin, justin.usti ♪ >>> welcome back. oprah winfrey made a huge donation to local dwi.c. charit. icon gave street village.lage. d.c. charity that housess homeless women and helps themele get off the drugs and back into society. soci now oprah made the announce anda yesterday at the tenth annual empowerment luncheon at d.c.'s ritz carlton. >>> meanwhile, justin beiber isi in the headlines again thiss morning.mo this time for being badly beaten in a fistfight. fistfig >> this came after the nbafter a finals game in cleveland. tmz got the video which showshio biebs taking a swipeg awi unidentified assailant and being punched to the ground.ro latest in a string of oddg behavio

luther king? >> people were deeply disappointed. you can see the lawmakers here, the revelations that the fbi had not only infiltrated martin luther king jr.'s top circle and was collecting intelligence about his top lieutenants, if you will. but the allegations that the fbi had been what they called wiretapping martin luther king jr.'s hotel room in order to gather information that they could blackmail him with was deeply troubling to the general public and especially to members of this committee. the committee tried to handle the information that they had in a very responsible way. we now know what the content of those wiretaps was. we know what was recorded in those hotel rooms. we now know that. but at the time during the course of this hearing, the members themselves and the staff never revealed the content of that wiretap. and they did that very consciously. they said we don't want to further violate the family's privacy. of course it was reported by members of the press what the content of that material was. but it does suggest that dealing with some of thifo

martin luther king, jr. was interviewed by merv griffin on "the merv griffin show". erv griffin asked dr. king a relevant question. he said, dr. king, what has been the greatest affect and impact that the civil rights struggle has had on the negro? dr. king paused and said, besides the dismantling of barriers that prohibited the negro from free access, the greatest and most profound effect that the civil rights struggle had was that it infused in the negro something that the anything negro needed all along. and that was a sense of somebodiness. you will never be able to appreciate what dr. king meant when he said, negro needed a sense of somebodiness until you understand the 350 years of nobodiness. that was infused into the psyche of people of color. every sacred document in our history, every hallowed institution, conspired to convince the african in america that when god made the african, that god was guilty of creative mall fees malfeasance. all of the documents from the constitution said to the negro, that you're nobody. the constitution said that we were three-f

she teaches at martin luther king, jr. school.hat school received several calls and e-mails demanding that she be fired for participating in that protest. one anonymous e-mail says if she was not fired, someone would come to the school and doo harm to the students. extra security patrol has been added but fbi official new believe that the e-mail is a low-level threat. the school is on summer break currently. >>> time is now 7:35. fire crews in kearn county finally getting a handle on the fire that broke out last week. it started on lake isabelle ya north of bakersfield. two people have died, 150 homes have been destroyed. the fire is now 45% contained. more than 1800 firefighters are on the scene. authorities fear that the death toll may go higher as they continue to search through homes. many of those homes reduced to ashes. >>> time is 7:36. new this morning, there is a new report released by republicans on the house benghazi committee blaming the obama administration for 20912 attacks in libya. it accuse the admin station stone

he encouraging martin luther king jr., he had been concern body moving into that arena, and speaking that way. muhammad ali, he was a global icon. recognized. fought all over the world. some of his fights went down as the greatest of all time. films made, people talk about. the rumble in the jungle. the thrilla in manila. they are documentaries of the man, the fighter thaefrg he stood for. even though we haven't seen him in public for so long, the people of that generation, who grew up with muhammad ali will be hurting as the news filters out. this is a man who just stood for a generation, and inspires so many. >> most dominant sports figure of all time. >> yes, i am sure of it. >> here is a look back at the life of muhammad ali. >> this is the legend of muhammad ali, the greatest fighter there ever will be. >> he proclaimed himself the greatest. and millions of fans around the world agreed. those phrases because his motto. fly like a butterfly, sting like a bee,." >> you look at me. >> his persona upon began, long before he had his first fight. he was born during an ugly era of raci

if mayor of selma said to martimartmartin luther king jr., stay out of sil selma, it would have been the same reaction. this will be a reflect on how dee deal with things like this, we are better than this. >> people vote emotion, we can talk on tv about issues and logic, i think for a lot of people, you burn the american flag, and you go right to the republicans to vote. you cannot burn the american flag for most of us that is app out right offense -- this is an out right offense. >> understood, there should be investigations. who did this. this is despicable what was done, but, you know, what is going on here? are they really representing one side or another or a third side, we need to get to the bottom of a lot of this, there is so much anger in america, they are unified in anger but divided in politics, the next president will be able to pull it together. >> playing devil ad vo kate, i do not justify violent, but donald trump said, years ago, when mexico sends their people, not sending their best, they are sending people with problems they spring th spring the problem -- they are

martin luther king jr. when he said we must learn to learn together as brothers and sisters or we will die together as fools. we pray in your sovereign name. amen. [silence] >> please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge of allegiance to the flag of united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. melissa: all right. that was the senate floor as they remembethey were remembering the victims of the massacre. the dow dropping into the close. phil flynn the futures group is a fox business contributor. watching all the action in oil and gold, cme, the lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, what is behind today's selloff? >> here uncertainty. obviously we have a fed meeting on interest rates. the decision expected on wednesday and then the vote, the so-called vote will the uk leave the eu? a lot of jitters and nervousness and uncertainty about what comes after this market event. so w

recreational areas like the marlin luther king jr. park have become overrun with the water fowl. they sight a number of issue, including dropping and fathers, overgrazing of the grassy area, algae buildup and traffic hazards for the geese marching across the roadways so crews will begin to round up the geese. place them in crates and kill them. the parks department has not told us how they will be euthanized but the u.s. humane society which is adamantly against the plan sagas chambers are a common practice in the country. like many controversial situations, opinions do vary. >> well, it's certainly not humane euthanizationia is how -- euthanasia which is how they refer to it. euthanasia refers to loss of life for an animal or person suffering or in pain. that is not the situation with the geese. they are killed because they are considered a nuance to the park. >> even walking they don't get out of your way. they make noises at you as you walk by. it seems to me that we could use -- fewer would be better for everyone. kevin: the parks department says it will donate the euthanized

called him the martin luther king jr. of his day, but little known in history books. the mayor says this statue will make him the known hero that he deserves to be. >> this is important for philadelphia. it's important for the country. it's important for african-american history, which isn't african-american history, it's american history denied and delays. >> this will be the first new statue, by the way, at city hall, in the last 90 years. it's expected to be completed in the spring of next year. [ scream ] [ laughter ] >> quite a welcome for this police officer in andorra. members of philadelphia's fifth police district hosted a pizza party for the first grade class here. national heart of mary, great way to get to know the community. got to hop inside their cruisers and tested out the sirens. the weekend is going to be very nice and very warm, but it's going to be interrupted by some thunderstorms. issued the first alert for some of the areas most likely to get the severe storms. lee high valley, pennsylvania suburbs and central new jersey. like mercer county, for

martin luther king jr. as a threat. >> this was a guy who was heavyweight champion of the world.dden reporters show up at his house and they say hey, you have just been drafted. >> what does the muslim religion say about serving in the armed forces? >> well, the islamic religion, everyone knows that i'm a muslim, and the religion of islam means peace. >> muhammad had strong feelings about the vietnam war, it was about war. muhammad ali was a genuine conscientious objector. >> there were a number of very prominent black americans like jackie robinson, who were very critical. >> he is hurting the morale. he has earned thousands of dollars, and now not showing the appreciation to his country, by not giving the appreciation to defend his country. >> the government took the position that ali's belief was not a religious belief because they did not recognize the nation of islam as a religion. >> cassius clay at a federal court in houston is found guilty of violating the u.s. service laws by refusing to be inducted. he is sentenced to five years in prison and fined $10,000, the maximum

police say that this started with a fight on martin luther king jr. avenue. they would not say what condition those men are in right now. >>> it is 6:04. classes will resume today at ucla just one day after a professor is killed if in a an office wednesday morning when an unidentified student shot him and then took his own life. the lapd chief says a gun was found along with what might have been a suicide note. classes will resume today. finals and graduation will go on as scheduled next week. >>> the hits just keep coming for an already inundated state of texas. many parts like rosenberg and richmond are just covered in water. thus far nine people have died and they are still expecting anywhere from 7 to 8 inches of rain starting tomorrow and into the weekend. there have been more than 450 water rescues and the brazos river is four feet higher than the record set in 1994. again, really no end in sight to this heavy rain pattern that they have had in much of the state of tex. back over to you. >>> a montgomery county hooters could lose its alcohol license for

today he walks into the martin luther king, jr. memorial. his final stance and in his passport book. traveling from virginia, a lias has visited all of them. he started them planning spring break in college. >> when other people wanted to go to florida and mexico i was thinking about going to tennessee or vicesburg mississippi. >> his first stop in massachusetts back in 1992. he prayed he would meet someone with as much interest in history and a long comes his wife of ten years, mary. she says each visit was more than a walk in the park. >> the preparation before we went, suddenly not only the history of the site but the area, the city. the state. >> they took this bush from anchorage. >> i love learning about history and the sacrifice and what made this nation great. << the day started at the world war i memorial, alias gives back by volunteering at the clara barton national site. his wife has been along for the ride but he did a lot by himself to reflect on life. >> that's when you look at something like that, that you realize how much the

martin luther king jr.e said, occasionally in life there are moments which cannot be completely explained by words. their meaning can only be articulated by the inaudible language of the heart. tonight is such a moment for me. brian: anybody tell you that you looked a little bit like her? sen. baldwin: not at the moment, because i was a 22-year-old college grad at the time. brian: what was the inspiration, other than the obvious? sen. baldwin: it was the obvious. , thenk it matters contribution that women make substantial he, but i think there's an element of symbolism that we many times ignore, the idea that i had never seen somebody who looked a little bit like me in a role such as that, the nominee for vice president. beginthink that when you to see people have shared life experiences, especially when there are glass ceilings, when there are barriers and obstacles, i think when you see that, it opens up doors of possibilities that you felt didn't exist, you weren't able to open them before. madison, you

reason why that period is really valuable for us to understand in the 1960s randolph and martin luther king, jr. developed what was called the freedom budget this was their viftion how america should be structured to really bring true democracy and jtsz to this country. it's an extraordinary document it should be mandatory reading in schools in my opinion. but if you look at it what's striking is it is basically lifted large part much it from fdr1944 "state of the union" address, economic bill of rights which was the core of martin luther king, jr.'s vision of america. for social just america in the 1960s, and then to bring it full circle where we started, bernie sanders gave his speech in november 20815 at georgetown university explaining what he meant by democracy socialism he's goated that he wasn't a solemnist and talked about fdr first starch address and economic bill of rights. this is what i mean by democratic socialism. everyone is guaranteed in basic rights in the society. so it is an enduring vision that said global prominence and i think that's the vision that ought to be thinking ab

i offer a quote from martin luther king jr.'s iconic and i think timely letter from the birmingham city jail when he wrote, we are going to be made to repent. not just for the hateful words and deeds of bad people, but for the appalling silence of good people. 17th, we friday the will be celebrating or commemorating the first anniversary of what we -- i call the charleston 12. nine people who died and three people who survived, a targeted massacre. that church was targeted. that bible study class was targeted. was s this nightclub targeted. both of these are domestic terrorists issues, yet what's coming to the floor is limited to foreign terrorism. that's not addressing what the problem is here today. and i think that on two counts, there are three bills we have before the floor. my bill deals with closing that loophole, because this young man was not eligible to be buying a gun. but somebody put in the wrong information, i.e. intentionally mislead the folks--- misled the folks to ride out the three-day rule, or somebody keyed i

--en el mensaje se acusa a una maestra de la escuela "martin luther king jr" de participar en una protestaa "neonazi", el pasado fin de semana en sacramento. --el correo afirma que si no se despide a la docente, tomaran acciones contra los estudiantes. vo cesar --dos padres de familia de la bahia vieron horrorizados morir a sus hijos y esposas en un incendio. --tras un accidente menor, el vehiculo tipo mini van en el que iban las dos familias estaba detenido a un lado de la autopista 5 en "grapevine" al momento de ser impactado por un camion de carga. --el coche se incendi y los dos hombres sufrieron quemaduras en los brazos intentando salvar a sus familiares. --en el siniestro murieron dos mujeres y cuatro niÑos. cesar --la policia de san francisco inici la reorganizacion de su departamento con entrenamientos take vo a sus oficiales sobre cmo actuar en situaciones criticas. --esto como parte de las nuevas politicas adoptadas por esa dependencia despues de varios casos de personas abatidas por los agentes. --anteriormente los entrenamientos se concentraban en cando disparar, ahora se busca