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. ♪♪ [music break] amy: amy: "how i got over" performed by mahalia jackson. original march on washington in 1963. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. 60 years ago today the reverend martin luther king, jr. gave his historic "i have a dream" speech at the 1963 march on washington. on saturday, thousands gathered in d.c. to mark the anniversary, but the day was marred by the news that a white supremacist gunman had shot dead three black people at a store in jacksonville, florida. authorities say the gunman initially tried to enter the historically black college edward waters university, but he was turned away by a security guard. the gunman then drove to a dollar general store where he shut ed 52-year-old angela michelle carr, 19-year-old a.j. laguerre, jr., and 29-year-old jerrald de'shaun gallion. the gunman was armed with a glock handgun and an ar-15-style rifle. it had a swastika drawn on it. he purchased the gun lately even though he had been held involuntarily for mental health examination in the gunman lat

mahalia jackson, the gospel singer, she said, well, tell them about the dream.ent off text. today the whirlwinds of revolt are shaking our nation. >> reporter: reading king's handwritten words 60 years later, crawford says they still matter. >> though we've come a long ways, we've got a long way to go. >> reporter: to keep the dream alive. >> thank god almighty we are free again. >> reporter: nikole killion, cbs news, atlanta. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the white house will name the first ten drugs selected for medicare price negotiations today. the announcement is part of a new policy included in last year's inflation reduction act that allows medicare to directly negotiate with pharmaceutical companies. >>> republican members of the tennessee house voted to prohibit justin jones, a member of

mahalia jackson, the gospel singer, she said, well, tell them about the dream.." >> reporter: reading king's handwritten words 60 years later, crawford says, they still matter. >> though we have come a long ways, we've got a long way to go. >> reporter: to keep the dream alive. >> thank god almighty, we are free at last. >> reporter: nikole killion, cbs news, atlanta. >> norah: that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. >>> an abandoned construction site that has not been touched for six years. hear from the contractor that took matters into his own hands to cleanup this eyesore. >>> i would say it is called going rogue in a positive way. >>> fall out from a brawl involving hundreds of teens. now they are searching for solutions how to prevent more trouble in the future. parental rights versus the rights of students. the policy that has the state suing a southern california school district. >>> also, the 988 crisis line, hear from a local volunteer who has been answering the calls and has been a source of help and hope for many. >> it

mahalia jackson told martin to tell them about the dream. on saturday, it is not all men anymore. the most important thing for me was dr. king's 15-year-old granddaughter, yolanda renÉe king, who lit up the crowd. so that is different, thank god. the other thing that struck me is most of the speakers -- half of them, in fact -- were religious speakers and there were precious few on saturday, and that says maybe something about the religious community but also about the movement. tonight, we invite religious leaders, we invite women, we invite you in the lot of others to think about what the marks meant and what it calls us to do now. black unemployment, black people twice as likely to be jobless 60 years ago and that is still the case. black poverty was twice what it was for whites, still the case. and two weeks after the march, four little girls died in a bombing in birmingham, and two days ago, three people were killed by racist violence in jacksonville. some things have changed some things have not. to talk about what needs to change, we have a wonderful group that kim introduc

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i have this dream and every state he went to mahalia jackson the famous singer, hey, tell them aboutwhatever he had written to actually say the rest is still history and still for us today. one blood and one race and celebrate be. >> ainsley: god bless you. always nice to talk to you. >> thank you. same here. >> ainsley: shark tank star kevin o'leary with a stark warning on our economy. >> while we still have full employment, which is remarkable, and you don't put any capital into the small business sector, which is 60% of the jobs in america, you're going to start to see some real chaos. >> ainsley: governor doug burgum is running for president. so what's his plan to get our economy back in shape? plus, brian had quite a weekend going out to see soccer great messi playing in new jersey. we're going to tell you all about it. >> he changed soccer in the united states i think forever. >> people are going to see unbelievable stuff from messi. that's why we are here. this is the mania we are talking about. ♪ trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine

and on the record player was a record of mahalia jackson singing "i've got the whole world in my hands." and the reason for that was, if dr. king or someone else got too radical by their point of view, they were going to turn up the record player and blastema hail yeah over the speakers and drown him out. that's how different it was in 1963. the lesson is we don't have to quiet ourselves. >> we're out of time, but before we let you go, you know trump. do you think he's afraid? >> i think he's scared to death. you have four cases, you have career criminals that don't face four cases at the same time. he knows in his heart of hearts what he did and he's afraid it will be brought out in court. >> there you go, melissa, michael, al sharpton, thank you very much. you can join reverend sharpton for the march on washington, a continuation, tomorrow at the lincoln memorial. go to nationalactionnetwork.net for more information. >>> and up next on "the reidout," trump's allies are finding some, let's say, creative ways to defend him after his latest arrest. but what they're not saying is even mo

dream you know famously in his said and i could not document it but a number of people said that mahalia jackson was standing behind him and said, tell him about the dream. martin because he had just given the i have a dream riff in chicago shortly before that. i don't know whether that's true or not, but i do know that you can see his text and you can see where he deviated from it. and and he deviated at exactly the right point because the next line, instead of i have a dream, the next line of his speech was so let us go back to our communities as creative members of the international association for goodwill. you know. you know, and he skip that line, you know, and we are all better off course, you have a striking line in your book in talking about this, saying that that that speech, that moment transformed king and transformed his meaning for us. you said it planted him as a new founding father, and surely some of that was his self-conscious connection to the founding fathers, to the to the, as i say, one foot in the constitution and one in the bible. and the sense that what he was do