speaker, h.r. 267, introduced by congressman john lewis, redesignates the martin luther king jr. national historic site in the state of georgia as the martin luther king jr. national historic park. it also authorizes the national park service to include the prince hall masonic temple in the historic boundaries. it was part of the southern christian leadership conference. this well-known civil rights organization was co-founded by dr. king which served as its first president. including in the temple within the unit's boundaries will allow the national park service to provide technical assistance to the building's owners with regard to repairs, renovations and maintenance that will preserve the historic integrity. our nation's historical sites and parks provide us with the unique opportunity to share the very spaces in which the generations lived and worked. at these sites, americans are able to met forically walk in the footsteps of our nation's founders and those who followed them and perfectlied their vision of our country. at this time of division in our country, it's important

martin luther king, jr. the forefront after special week of shows in it 008 from memphis commemorating the 40th anniversary of king's death. during next clip he shared a rare glimpse of king's humor with a story about that amazing week in february 1968 when johnny carson handed "the tonight show" over to mr. b. i also asked him to take my back it where, when and how he first met dr. king. >> all right so you're kiting there on the t"the tonight show and only mr. b could get dr. king to sit down for a conversation on the tonight show. king flies from atlanta to new york. he is running late. trying to get to the show. which is live. he lands at the airport. and i'll let mr. b pick the story up and take it through to the joke that he told opening the show. you take it and run. you remember this, don't you? >> yes, i do. >> tell this story. i love it. >> by the time he went on air, dr. king had not arrived so we made a quick adjustment to fill his slot. and how you cover the slot. about a quarter of the way into

clyburn: i join leader pelosi in observing the words of martin luther king jr. when he spoke on this issue back in 1966. it is interesting, madam leader, king used two words. he said it was egregious and inhumane. nothing can be more egregious than saying to a child born with diabetes, you can never get insurance coverage on your family's policies. nothing can be more inhumane than saying to a man with prostate cancer, a woman with breast cancer, that you have run out of treatments. you can no longer rely upon your insurance. here todayt happened majorityact that the of the members of the united states house of representatives saw how inhumane and how egregious this amendment would timer this very important of all of our lives. all of us have had real, personal experiences with the need for health care and for treatment. none of usnow that can guarantee we will never have a need for these kinds of treatments. i am pleased and hopeful that the step today will be a step toward a continuation of a more perfect union, building a more perfect union, and hopefully we

at the martin luther king jr civic park... the berkeley police department will be there to monitor any potential violence. yet another vallejo family has been terrorized by burglars. tonight's latest victim says she has yet to hear back from police. now she's sending a warning to her community about the second attempt robbery that happened back to back this week in the area. police haven't confirmed if the two incidents are related. kron 4's ella sogomonian is at the vallejo police department with the story.... you'll only see here on kron 4 news. a vallejo woman came home to this video captured on her surveillence cameras thursday night around 6::15."you know you can't be home 24/7 it's frightening it's really frightening."two unknown men repeatedly banged on the front door at janice street - then cased all sides of her home for an entry.all the while the cameras kept recording and her son was inside."i do have security cameras installed but i just recently put up signs letting them know that there is 24 hour surveillance. an

in in leader pelosi observing the words of martin luther king jr. when he spoke on this issue back in 1956. it's kind of interesting, madam leader, king used two words. he said it was inhumane. but he also said it was egregious. egregious and inhumane. nothing can be more egregious in my opinion than saying to a diabetes, you can never get insurance coverage on your family's policy. nothing can be more inhumane than saying to a man with prostate cancer, a woman with breast cancer, that you have run out of treatments. and you can no longer rely upon your insurance. for treatment. i think that's -- i think that what's happened here today is the fact that a majority of the members of the united states house of representatives saw how inhumane and how egregious this manager's amendment would be for this very, very important area of all of our lives. all of us have had real, personal experiences with the need for health care and for treatment. and all of us know that no one of us can guarantee that we will never have a need for these kinds of treatments.

3000 media outlets, decried the present for being a racist because removed the bust of martin luther king jr do you know what the fact was? it was never touched. it was skinny behind the person who standing there. it would've taken three seconds to ask the white house, and the problem is the first story is one think it's reported. .. the reagan congress all of them he said he would take a special liking to the media. they have a have a hard time defending themselves. at the new tactic at the new tactic the media can talk about themselves. they only care about themselves. they're so enraged that the president is to come to the white house correspondent that's all they want to talk about. in the campaign promises he made out. so every day that they talk about themselves as everyday that they are losing. if you look at the last fox paul when the president gives information is accurate they believe that it's accurate. the center did a story after the election 97 percent of the respondents said we did not allow the medias bias to impact our vote. it wasn't that long ago you and i can remember thi

so they can target them and harass them"the march 4 trump starts at 2pm saturday at the martin luther king jrrs at c-n-n... with the new questions being raised. a new intelligence assessment by the department of homeland security casts doubt on the trump administration's case for the travel ban pres. donald trump: the vast majority of individuals convicted for terrorism and terrorism-related offenses since 9/11 came here from outside of our countrythe report finds that most foreign born violent extremists do not arrive in the united states already radicalized--but instead become radicalized after living in the u.s. for several years. both as a candidate and now as president, trump often citing recent domestic terror attacks as rationale for his travel ban, whichtemporarily blocked citizens from certain muslim- majority countries from entering the u.s. pres. donald trump: it is not compassionate but reckless to allowed uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur. some republicans -- like kentucky senator rand paul -- continuing to stand behind the president on this issue.s

the march for president trump rally is planned at martin luther king jr. civic center parking at 2:00 p.m. jonathan bloom has a review. >> regardless of your political affiliation, defend your liberty and your rights. march with us on berkeley. >> reporter: a video and facebook page for a protest organized by this man. he's listed as the bay area contact on the national website for the march for trump. but he didn't plan it that way. >> i'm not actually a trump supporter. >> reporter: what he does support is free speech. a right he believes was violated when a lecture by a breitbart speaker. >> after the milo event, seeing people i know get attacked, and having their rights shut down, i knew something had to happen. >> reporter: the college republican brought breitbart to campus. >> we're actually advising them not to go because it might get dangerous. >> reporter: people who work downtown remember it well. >> they tore down the fences over here for the construction. busted up all the atms. they messed up starbucks, too. >> reporter: the man we spoke to in

i joined leader pelosi and observing the words of martin luther king jr. when he spoke on this issue back in 1966. it was interesting madame leader, king used to words. he said it was inhumane but he also said it was egregious and inhumane. nothing can be more egregious in my opinion than saying to a child born with diabetes, you can never get insurance coverage on your family policy. nothing can be more inhumane than saying to a man with prostate cancer that you have run out of treatment and you can no longer have treatment. i think what happened today with the majority of the members of the united states house of representatives saw how inhumane and egregious this amendment would be for this very important. of all of our lives. all of us had had ria percival expenses with the need for health care and treatment and all of us know that no one of us can guarantee that we will never have a need for these kinds of treatments. i am pleased and hopeful that it will be a step toward a continuation of a more perfect union, the building of a more perfect union and

(ááávicki/oncamááá) city leaders estimate about 400-people attended the march at martin luther king jrople were arrested, mostly for assaults with a variety of deadly weapons. today a berkeley city spokesperson showed kron4's haaziq madyun some of those weapons. "the weapons"you are looking at objects used as weapons that were confiscated during saturday's march 4 trump in the city of berkeley"we have a metal pipe, an axe handle, a two by four"berkeley city spokesperson matthai chakko says berkeley police took the weapons while arresting several protestors"we had 10 arrests on saturday. we didn't appear to have any injuries of anyone who was not involved in those clashes"the clashes broke out early and often between those who came to march for trump and those who came to counter protest. chakko says berkeley police had their hands full trying to arrest those committing acts of violence in the midst people who were non-violent "peaceful protestors are surrounding these violent actors, it can be very complicated for police""they did the best they could to try and keep people safe" bereke

this happened near the oakland/berkeley border at 60th street and martin luther king jr. way. he died after being driven to the hospital. >>> napa county reaching out to businesses to hopefully stop human trafficking. posters have gone out to 80 businesses in the last week. the idea is to help workers identify victims of human trafficking and tell them about the support available. state law requires places like bars, bus stations, emergency rooms and farms that use contract labor to post these. >>> another series of bomb threats is targeting jewish community centers across the country. several jewish centers received threats via e-mail yesterday, including this one in indianapol indianapolis. police searched in and around the buildings after the threats came in but found nothing. >> the other centers across the country that, at the same time also received threats in the similar manner by e-mail. we do believe that this is part of, as i mentioned on tuesday, a larger picture. >> it is true. it keeps happening. the threats follow one made against the addison penzak center in los

and a half later, a man was shot and killed while sitting in a car on 60th street near martin luther king jr. way. he was rushed to a nearby hospital. that's where he died. 18-year-old saltan bay. they don't believe they are connected. so far no arrests have been made in either case. >>> san francisco police identify the woman accused in that hour-long standoff. 57-year-old as samantha helstrem facing charges. now investigators say it started at about 2:00. they say she .ed a gun at a pest control worker and then refused to come out of her room at this residential hotel. they surrendered peacefully seven hours later. >> time is now 4:36. police arrested a bank robbery suspect described as well dressed with a suit and tie and this happened during a robbery on friday. the robbery happened about 9:30 in the morning at the west american bank on mitchell boulevard. they were conducted an unrelated stay targeting alcohol sales to minors. when they stopped to talk to three people in the parking lot and recognized one of them as that man from the robbery surveillance video. police say the man identi

now the shooting was on saturday night near martin luther king jr. way. when someone came up from behind and shot him. he was rushed to ucs. s.f. children's hospital in oakland. >> he was just a very good person. >> she also says people need to speak up about black on black crime. as of this point police don't know the motive in the shooting and no arrests have been made. >>> belmont police have arrested a man. george vallene of san bruno that is facing assault with a deadly weapon . he's accused of shooting his 19-year-old girlfriend in belmont. >>> time is 4:36. in san francisco last night one person was rushed to the hospital after a four story apartment building caught fire. firefighters received an emergency called just before 9:00 last night about an apartment fire on 5th avenue. heavy smoke was coming from the top floor of the building when those crews arrived. one person was hurt. suffered non life threatening injuries. 5 adults one child and two dogs were displaced by the flames. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> the state of cali

that demonstration starts at noon at martin luther king jr. civic center park in berkeley. >>> matt back on the golden state warriors team had his court date pushed back until the end of june. his lawyers told the judge yesterday he has reason to believe barnes will be playing in the nba finals. barnes is facing assault charges. police say he was involved in an altercation at a bar in manhattan back in december. his court date is set for june 27. barnes was signed by the warriors on thursday. >>> it's a pretty cool opportunity today for fans of warriors super star steph curry, the reigning nba mvp. under armour will dropped 30 signed pairs of his new limited gold high tops at the foot locker store in haent. curry is under armour's top client. he is under contract with the company through 2024 for an estimated $4 million a year. the deal also includes an equity stake in that company. not bad. >>> warriors will take on the knicks tomorrow in new york. you can watch all the action right here on abc7. coverage starts at noon. >>> part of the east

he was seen yesterday afternoon on ward street near martin luther king jr. way. call 911 or contact berkeley police if you see him. >>> a woman is safe after disappearing several hours in san francisco. she called her mom last night. she is nine months pregnant. her family notified police after she went missing for several hours. they told police they last saw her at her home around 11:00 yesterday morning. officers focused the search on golden gate park. >>> it'll be interesting to see if this technique works. santa cruz county using these greeting cards to help get lawmakers in the giving spirit. they share road damage from recent storms. officials plan to give 120 members of the state assembly and the senate one of the cards. the goal is to urge them to move forward with funding proposals to improve roads. the county is seeking several million in emergency funding to repair at least 170 separate damage incidents. governor jerry brown set an april 6th deadline for any deal. >> announcer: your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> temperatures are cooler than

tomorrow is the 53rd anniversary of reppo martin luther king jr. speach that of all the forms of inequality in health care is probably the most inhumane and could probably lead to death. that is the spirit with which we came in this debate, authoring -- honoring the vows of our founders. life of liberty to pursue our happiness. it is about our faith and the unity of the democrats, united by our values. with that, i am pleased to yields to our distinguished majority -- i'm sorry. democratic whip. [laughter] >> this is a good day for the american people. we worked over years to assure that the american public would have access to affordable, quality care. we went a long way towards that effort in 2010, when we adopted the affordable care act. much of the credit for crossing -- passing that bill goes to then-speaker pelosi, now leader was strong on her advocacy for assuring that every american would have the security of having the availability without -- of health insurance. this bill went down today because the majority of the representatives of the

>> martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal.e 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... you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >> and he hasn't got any hands or fingers or toes. >>> it doesn't get more precious than thi ♪ >>> things the like, hey, my food is in the fridge with my name on it, but you're welcome to it if you want it, are things you never hear around an office. >> actually, that has happened in this office. >> oh, yeah, it has, actually. >> remember that? >> case in point. >> when you ate my food? >> this video on youtube is a whole slew of things you never hear around the office. >> really? i'm going to write another complimentary e-mail to the office manager. >> man, it's 5:00 already. i was just getting sta

reporter came into the oval office into took a picture of the oval and he said the bust of martin luther king jr. has been removed and he tweeted right away. never contacted anyone. out 3000 media outlet, decry him for being a racist for removing the bust of martin luther king jr.. the fact was the bust was never touched. it was standing behind the person who was standing there. if you take in three questions to ask the white house he would have seen it. the first store is the one who gets reported, not a mistake. not the apologize. it happened time and time again. the wall street journal have written stories that are false. andpposed to doing that admitting it, what they say at the end of the story even though they have on the record sources, the white house disagrees. that is not fair journalism. quoteould agree with that the president has always had things that they have created as an enemy. reagan,uman, congress, congress. almost all of them congress. he seems to take a special liking it to the media. they seem to have a hard time defending themselves. it is this a new tactic? >> media conti

in last years martin luther king, jr. -- >> of course. >> and again, i'm not arguing for this out ofted radical left idea. no. i just think that if we don't move the whole thing a little bit towards the left, itself will not survive. what is best in liberalism? lessons of tolerance, women's rights and so on, can only survive through a move to the left. >> i'll leave it there. i feel like i'm just getting started on that last point. but you take his point. i'm always honored to have you on this program. >> i'm very glad to be here. >> you come again. >> i consider you, i'm not saying this in vein, we met briefly, one of the few people whom i consider -- whom i see as my friends here. i'm so sick of this full of career pursuing academia and so on and so on. i pray to god you survive here. >> that's why we're friends. that's why you are welcome back on this show any time. >> thanks. >> we will always continue to have these conversations. >> thanks for watching. as always, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, i'm tavis smil

[applause] reverend doctor martin luther king jr.said a piece of freedom is no longer enough for human beings. nor for the nation. unlike -- he went on to say a slice of liberty does not cure hunger. it cannot be had and -- we have it all or we are not free. [applause] and at the core of the conservative belief of all the fine and for the furtherance of common good freedom means you decide your destiny. you, your family, your household, your neighborhood, your small town, your state and yes, in those few matters of national's, urination. but the simple course of expediency, to feed those powers is just plain wrong. and it always has been. [applause] so as ronald reagan said, we come to a time for choosing. president reagan challenged us that either we accept the responsibility for our own destiny or we abandon the american revolution and confess that it's intellectual belief -- better than we can plan our own lives. how refreshing is that simple concept and find that we run our lives know the course of our own destiny. better than so

martin luther king jr.aid "a piece of freedom is no longer enough for human beings nor for the nation. unlike bread" he went on to say "a slice of liberty does not finish hunger. freedom is like life. it can nnot be had in installments. freedom is indivisible," he said, "we have it all or we are not free." and add its core as a conservative, i believe with all of my heart that furtherance of the common good, freedom means you decide your destiny. you, your family, your household, your neighborhood, your small town, your state, and, yes, in nothose few matter of national scope, your nation. but to see it as a matter of simple course of expediency, to cede those powers too quickly or injudiciously to washington, d.c., is just plain wrong and it always has been. so as ronald reagan said, we have come fto a time for choosing. president reagan challenged us either we accept the responsibility for our own destiny or we abandon the american revolution and confess that an intellectual belief in a far distant capita

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it happened late saturday night on the 800 block of 60th street right near martin luther king jr. way. police found a man with a gunshot wound. he later died. so far police have not released any information on a possible shooter. ( james ) covering california... a man is dead this morning after the plane he was flying crashed into a pickup truck. this happened in oakdale. police say a single-engine plane collided with a parked pickup truck around 10:30 yesterday morning, setting both on fire. officials say the man had been flying the plane for about 30 minutes before the crash landing at the oakdale airport. witnesses say there may have been engine trouble before the crash. two men say they rushed to the crash site where they saw the pilot still moving, but the fire was too intense to help. the cause of the crash is under investigation. ( james ) get ready to start paying more for gasoline. gas prices went up two cents in the last two weeks... experts say it's because crude oil costs are falling and refinery production is strong. let's take a look at bay area gas prices... in oakl

he said the bust of martin luther king jr. has been removed. he tweeted it, never contacted anyone in the white house. is a fine guy, i know him well. he decried the president for being a racist because he removed the bust of martin luther king jr. from the oval. you know what the fact was? the bus was never touched. it was standing behind a person who was standing there, and if you taken three seconds to ask the white house -- the first story is the one that gets reported, not the mistake, not the apology, and that happens time and time again. in the last two weeks, the new york journal -- new york times and your journal have written stories that are patently false. what they say at the very end of this story, even though they have on the record sources saying it is factually false, the white house disagrees with this. that is not fair journalism. >> i would agree with that, but presidents have always had things they have created as an enemy. harry truman, congress. reagan, congress. almost all of them congress, we can fill that right in. he s

time ago, lawmakers debated three bills on the floor including one that redesignates the martin luther king jr. national history site in georgia as a national hist toric park. tomorrow, work on a measure relating to veterans, mental health, and second amendment rights. and another bill that would expand the ability of the v.a. to fire or demote employees based on performance or misconduct. you can follow the house live here on c-span when members gavel back in in just under an hour at 6:30 eastern time. tonight, watch remarks from president trump as he holds a rally with supporters in nashville, tennessee. you can see those comments live at 7:30 eastern on c-span2. if the senate has gone out of session by then. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, virginia republican congressman tom garrett discusses the house g.o.p. health care bill. then, wisconsin democratic congressman mark pocan, first vice chair of the progressive caucus, looks at the house democratic agenda, the g.o.p. a.c.a. repeal and replace bill, and

martin luther king jr. wrote a letter to the "new york times" in 1965. king said, quote, this is selma, alabama, there are more in jail with me than there are on the voting rolls. end quote. about a month later was the selma march. for more information on the march open the nbc washington app and search selma. >>> the sikh community in washington state is on edge tonight after a sikh man was shot while working on his car in his suburban seattle driveway friday. local authorities saying the masked gunman told him to, quote, go back to your country. the fbi is now helping local police investigate this as a possible hate crime. >> he just got his gun out and shot at him. >> it appears that, under the circumstances, was the victim of a crime because of his appearance, his ethnicity. his race, and therefore that would make it a hate crime. >> so far, no arrests. india's foreign minister identified the victim as a u.s. national of >>> a scandal with the brave woman in the military. investigators looking into reports that marines and veterans circulated nude pi

it will start at 2:00 at martin luther king jr.ivic center park and move towards the u-c berkeley campus. there have been indications that there may be counter protests. police say they are prepared for a possible clash between the two groups. what some college students say was a joke...almost turned deadly. fraternity members rubbed peanut butter on another student's face... who has a serious peanut allergy. this is a picture of 19- year-old andrew seely after the incident. he was reportedly hazed at a fraternity at central michigan university. it happened back in october... but seely's mother says her son just told her about what happened, prompting her to take action. seely says he was passed out at the house during a hazing ritual... and that is when the peanut butter was put on his face. one of the students who participated in the hazing says they didn't know seely had the life-threatening allergy. "it was just a joke. we were just trying to be funny, guys hanging out. we used peanut butter and put some on his face. we didn't

protestors will become violent" the 'march 4 trump' is slated to start at two- today at the martin luther king jric park. the berkeley police department will be there to monitor any potential violence. happening today... supporters of president trump are heading back to u-c berkeley for the march 4 trump. it's a big rally in support of the president. violent protests broke out on campus the last time a supporter of president donald trump was scheduled to speak at an event on campus. kron 4's averi harper is and has more. averi? another big story we are following this morning... another vallejo family terrorized by burglars. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details of the story you'll only see here on kron 4 news. here on kron 4 you'll only see of the story has the details of the story you'll only see here on kron 4 news. a vallejo woman came home to this video captured on her surveillence cameras thursday night around 6::15."you know you can't be home 24/7 it's frightening it's really frightening."two unknown men repeatedly banged on the front door at janice street - then cased all sides of her h

martin luther king jr.we tell those stories, we shine a light on those issues of the day in hopes that we can learn something. >> yeah. i've been asking this question of every artist that's been on this show this year and i want to ask you the same question, which is what you see as the role of the artist in times like these? i mean you all are citizen artists. what is the role of the artist in moments like this? >> i think it is to appeal to our better angels. you know, even though we have to sometimes give a hard dosage of truth, the thing we learn from alvin ailey is that he was able to look at the issues of the day. a work that we brought back that's about apartheid and also the chicago riot, he was in some way able to tell us the truth but still be able to bring a diverse audience together, people who probably never would even imagine themselves in the same building. so i think it is important now that we tell those truths, now more than ever in a way. i feel that role is really critical for the artist

a march for president trump rally is planned on martin luther king jr. civic center park at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. jonathan bloom is there live. jonathan, lots of questions over whether this will really happen. >> reporter: yeah, most certainly. you know, the memory of the protests that happened last month is still fresh in everybody's minds around here. that was the demonstration that got out of hand when conservative speaker milo yiannopoulos was scheduled to appear. in fact they want this to be a direct response to that an he's working with the city to make sure it stays peaceful. the only problem is the city says they have no applications for a demonstration and they don't think there's anything happening here tomorrow at all. >> regardless of where you're living or regardless of your political affiliation, if you want to defend your liberty and your rights, then march with us on berkeley. >> reporter: a video announced the protest organized by this man. >> my name is rich black. >> reporter: he's listed on the bay area contract on the website for

i join leader pelosi in observing the words of martin luther king jr. when he spoke on this issue back in 1966. it is kind of interesting, madam leader, king used two words, he said, it was inhumane, but he also said it was egregious. egregious and inhumane. nothing can be more eegregious, in my opinion, than to say to a child born with diabetes, you can never get insurance coverage on your family's policy. there's nothing that can be many inhumane than saying to a man with prostate cancer, a woman with breast cancer, that you have run out of treatments. and you can no longer -- >> okay. listening from the democratic leaders in the house, nancy pelosi, we had jim clyburn th e there, stan hoyer saying this is a good day for democrats. they are pulling the bill from the floor and repealing the effort to replace obamacare. also, president trump just made some remarks in the oval office. we had a camera there for some technical reasons, it's going to take us a few minutes. we can show it? okay. i'm sorry, we have chris jansing standing by at the white house

. >>> and the dc central library will close today for the ne the martin luther king jr.rary is starting major renovations that are starting. >>> it is cold outside. and the windchill is what we're worried about? >> yeah, the wind is picking up a little bit, making things feel colder, and we're really only going to feel like the 30s in the in afternoon. >> when do we warm up again? >> monday. >> okay, that will do it for news 4 today, we'll be back in 25 minutes with . >>> good morning, breaking news -- president trump in a shocking tweet this morning accusing former president obama of wiretapping trump tower before the election. the president also railing against democrats as questions swirl about his attorney general's contacts with the russians during the campaign. >>> and in an ironic twist, vice president pence defending his use of a personal email account as governor. this as hillary clinton looking at the coverage goes viral. we're live with the latest. >>> winter's last gasp, a nasty cold front sweeping into the east coast this morning. the storm causing pile-ups

so that is how the sncc base was set up and then asking martin luther king, jr. to bring his organization so because of the involvement both of these organizations -- organizations got to selma so she is the mother of the movement. followed the events leading up to bloody sunday when several hundred parishioners went to the bridge to march over led by john lewis and mr. williams. the march from selma to montgomery took place after the of murder in merry in alabama the youngest letter a in his church and was trying to protect his mother and grandfather from being brutalized by policemen on this particular night in which shot by a state trooper twice in the abdomen point-blank. he died eight days later so some of the friends in sncc were angry he was murdered for nothing so with the adb should march with his body all the way from selma to montgomery to dump his body at the foot of the capital so governor wallace can see what his brutality has created. but that was metaphorical as somebody said that is a good idea. symbolically we will carry him so that is how the i

bowser will join councilman for town hall meeting on the issue at the excel academy on martin luther king jr avenue in southeast. you can see the stories on the change in policy at wjla.com. search the word "missing." >> a winter blast returning today. is it the season's last cold ga doug has the forecast. doug: you get to the 22nd of march and sunny skies and you think it's upper 50's to 60. not so much. 45 now in belle haven country club. it's beautiful now. 48 now is the temperature in washington. 49 in fredericksburg. annapolis at 46. look for the lower 20's in germantown and manassas. 22 in fairfax. 27 in downtown washington. for thursday morning, the bus stop for the kids. clear skies and the pick up time. 46 at recess time. then the temperatures will go back up. we talk about the warming trend in the extended forecast in ten minutes. alison: looking forward to that. thank you. 61 days in the first 100 days of trump's presidency and today he met with members of the congressional black caucus for the first time. larry: third day of hearings for neil gorsuch. the president's choice to fi

the dualing protest took place at martin luther king jr. park. the ktvu saw a few people with pepper spray. some of them threatened. others with large fix. ten people were arrested. seven others were treated for injuries. berkeley police also released a photo of some of the weapons they confiscated. among them, bats, metal pipes, 2x4s and a knife. is self-protesters covered their faces trying the hide the mind. but that a pace. testimony will -- teenager -- about the dna evidence presented by the prosecution. the dna was found on the clothing. defense lawyer tried to question the witness about another case where an innocent's man dna was found. the judge stopped that line of questioning. charged with kidnapping and killing sierra la many, ar who disappeared in 2012 all the way to the school bus stop. >>> the defense department into the -- on the secret facebook page. of victims -- the approximation were shared on green united many glm how many people are involvedment picking up trash left behind by the large homeless population. former hotel rest

the fights broke out at the martin luther king, jr. civic park.sters seem to be getting their marching orders from top of democrats. listen to former attorney general loretta lynch calling on people to take to the streets. >> individuals who have bands together, ordinary people who simply saw what needed to be done and came together and supported those ideals, who have made the difference. they hard, necessity bled, yes, some of them have died. this is hard. every good thing is. lou: ignorance in the leadership of the leftist activists and to what purpose? isn't it interesting the former attorney general didn't even mention what the purpose was or the goal. be sure to vote in our poll tonight, given president trump's history of spying on congress and journalists. would you, would you be at all surprised to learn that he would urge or condone spying on president trump? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. follow me on twitter @loudobbs. follow me on instagram @loudobbs tonight. the dow jones industrials down 51 points. the nasdaq down 22. the sa

the was initially called the carnegie library led to the martin luther king, jr. library. there were so many others like the national afro-american council merely the instigator along with bishop alexander walters and he is not a lawyer but was chosen to legislative bureau part of the reason for that was over his time in congress had not only a thorough grounding in lobbying to much experience and that legislation was written by daniel murray that all tax plan for washington d.c.. that was another to fight against jim crow coming into the city. so another active participant introduce the first and time lynching legislation and none of them never got through. that was of way to suppress the black vote. if anyone was a descendant of a man who could vote in 1865 then they were exempt and grandfather out. obviously that is such an easy way to get around the content and all the other officers took this on and it was the first time the national civil rights organization they did not get as far as the supreme court with a technicality but played the groundwork in the future. >> w

s affirmation of martin luther king jr. and robert kennedy, the war in vietnam and its escalation, two preceding democratic presidents and their liberal think tank and visors, the smartest of the smart, the best of the best, give us this and more in vietnam. on the streets and in the living room, this revolutionary tour -- turmoil felt like flesh and blood clearing the country was running out of control -- blood. the country was running out of control and in this situation the american will hire richard nixon to make peace. and that is what he did. that was richard nixon, the peacemaker, making peace at home. let's think. there was not one term or he had control of both houses of congress. it would happen job dropping if he had control of both. first and foremost, despite an utterly uncooperative contemplative congress -- congress and media, he slowly but surely ended the war in vietnam. it is hard to believe this, but at the time mr. nixon took office, 300 americans were being killed her week -- her week -- her week. 300 p