malcolm scott was exonerated, but his freedom was only the beginning.stigators alleged that they found a disturbing pattern of coercion by law enforcement. with his future at stake, corey's lawyers were determined to write the wrong. but, a judge would have the final say. now, the conclusion of the long road to freedom. >> is it going to happen this town? just thinking about it-- >> it's one day before a judge will decide of 47 year old, cory, becomes a free man. or, if he spends the rest of his life in prison. even if cory gets out, life will not be easy. take demarco. >> was it like being on the outside? >> it's been a struggle. i'm still trying to figure out who i am and would i want to do. i miss not on so much. >> malcolm, on the other hand has adjusted well. he lives in texas, where he works as a personal trainer. and, he's in love. but, malcolm said his life would not be complete until the judge said those same words to cory that he said to him. >> once he finally makes that final decision, you're a free man, i feel like -- [laughs] -- >> hey! >>

king, and caretta scott king and malcolm x and all the other honorable leaders. >> i stand on his shoulderskeep the dream alive. >> the train arrived in seven cisco ahead of the annual march to yerba buena gardens, where there was also music, festival, and expo. the mlk holiday is one of the biggest weekends of the year for the sierra ski resorts, but getting there has not been easy, and it is not just a frustration for drivers. the resorts themselves are going wary of all of these road closures, but with clear days ahead, there should be plenty of time to make up for any business they might have missed. >> it has not been overwhelming to the point that we are not getting roads plowed, have gotten almost 88% of our average annual snowpack at the moment. we are on track to be open until july, it looks like but it is all up to mother nature. >> the hope is that temperatures stay cool enough to sustain all this early season snowpack. >>> look at this book a simple zip line has become a lifeline for a small community that has been completely cut off by the storms. this community sits at the bas

king and coretta scott king and malcolm x and all the other honorable leaders. >> the train arrived in san francisco ahead of the annual march. robert mitchell from palo alto said he heard dr. king speak while growing up in mississippi. today was his tenth time riding the train and taking part in the march. >> during that time we recognize someone who stepped out on faith and made a difference and i stand on his shoulders. i want to keep the dream alive. >>> it finally stopped snowing in the sierra tonight. they need a chance to dig out. chain controls are still in effect along i-80 and it's been a rough ride on the slippery roads. steve large is in gold run tonight. >> reporter: snowstorm excitement, many skiers and snowboarders only driving home at the last possible hour after a three-day weekend of action. caltrans working nonstop to clear interstate 80 for the holiday travel, the result, a smooth nighttime ride all the way back to sac. >> we're seeing a lot of powder right now. >> reporter: this resort gave travelers what they were looking for, lots of fresh snow, nearly a foot of

scott king and malcolm x and all the other >> now the long-awaited break from the rain allowing hundreds of thousands of people to be out and about today observing doctor martin luther king junior's holiday. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news tonight at 8, i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. we'll have more on the mlk junior day celebrations around the bay area coming up. but first, let's talk about what was mostly a dry day and the bay area for a nice change. there's a >> live view of the golden gate bridge tonight on this monday night. kron four's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by to tell us what's ahead. yeah, that's right. ken and pam, we still are under a flood watch and even flood advisories from now. >> through midnight tonight for all of the bay area just because of the inches of rain that we've gotten just within the last couple of days with not one but 2 atmospheric rivers that made its way into the bay area over the weekend drying out right now for your monday night. but we have one more storm before official drying trend begins thursday afternoon. but as you ca

i cannot allow scott to get away with what he just said. malcolmy remember in reading the autobiography of malcolm x when he talked about being in class and his white male teacher asked everybody in the classroom -- malcolm x was the only black person in that classroom -- asked them what they wanted to be when he grew up. when he told his teacher he wanted him to be a lawyer, his teacher told him to be realistic about being an n-word in america. america has not atoned for its original sin. why can we not have that conversation? as far as the word police, a lot oof people have too much time on their hands worrying about that kind of stuff. how do we make people live better and more enriched lives? that should be the major point here. >> scott, do you want to respond? >> and education is a vehicle for that. i just want to get that in. >> understood. >> i think on the latinx thing, is some of it performative, sure? but it's a made up word. i mean, you do have people in our society -- sorry. you do have people in our society right now running around li