bubba, martin and dustin. surprised to see as you mentioned the 71st hole one that also broke right. we thought that maybe this would be a firm, confident stroke. but it was a feeble one instead. give credit to kaymer for making the big one here to save par that ends up getting him into this playoff. it will be a three-hole playoff. >> what are they discussing? jim: this is something that got tricky about how do you play these lies and all of these bunkers all over the golf course. some are them are considered -- nick: you are right. it does not look like a bunker, but there is a bunker. >> there is no way to know. it is surrounded by people. nick: you are joking. mentally you would call it a waste bunker. but there are hundreds if not thousand bunkers absolutely everywhere on this golf course. my goodness. jim: dustin johnson may be eliminated right here on the spot if he grounded the club with his second shot. it is just hard to imagine. we are not sure if it is a two-man or three-man playoff. we will be bac

martin luther king. let the word go forth -- that in this crowd are also many who truly march with understood and understood dr. king's vision of 40 years ago. let the word go forth that we are here to reclaim that dream. , to reclaim that dream once and for all invest the 21st century. we've reclaim that dream because it is a dream of health care for all. it is a dream of access to affordable housing for all. he is a dream of good schools with good teachers for all children everywhere. and it is a dream of good jobs with living wage for all people. we reclaim the dream for our seniors, for our mothers and fathers, for our children, for our grandchildren, we reclaim that dream for everyone who is fighting to make ends meet, but are struggling to send their children to school and college, to teachers who are on the front lines. we reclaim that dream for health-care workers as public servants everywhere in this nation. we reclaim that dream for entrepreneurs and small-business men and women and we reclaim

martin luther king.- that in this crowd are also many who truly march with understood and understood dr. king's vision of 40 years ago. let the word go forth that we are here to reclaim that dream. , to reclaim that dream once and for all invest the 21st century. we've reclaim that dream because it is a dream of health care for all. it is a dream of access to affordable housing for all. he is a dream of good schools with good teachers for all children everywhere. and it is a dream of good jobs with living wage for all people. we reclaim the dream for our seniors, for our mothers and fathers, for our children, for our grandchildren, we reclaim that dream for everyone who is fighting to make ends meet, but are struggling to send their children to school and college, to teachers who are on the front lines. we reclaim that dream for health-care workers as public servants everywhere in this nation. we reclaim that dream for entrepreneurs and small-business men and women and we reclaim this dream for the 21st

and i haven't called my cousin martin. we didn't do that. >> reporter: do you think you're being used by glenn beck? >> i think i'm being used by >> i think i'm being used by god. >> reporter: do you think you're being used by the tea party? >> i believe i'm being used by god. >> reporter: king says she, too, has a dream. >> i have a dream, and it's in my genes, and dr. king desired that all people love each other and not fight and contend. there's too much fighting in america. there's too much polarization. there's too much division. dr. king would have loved president barack obama and he would have loved glenn beck. i know that with a certainty. >> reporter: a belief that many of dr. king's followers may be doubting tonight. this is vicki mabrey for "nightline" in washington. >> and people are preparing to spend the night on the mall as we speak. thanks to vicki mabrey for that report. >>> up next, we've got allegations of deep corruptions continuing to plague the new orleans police department, five years after katrina.

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to honor martin luther king jr.. later president obama >> please rise with me and join in the saying of the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the netted states iran and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, individual, with liberty and justice for all. all. [cheers and applause] the oh, say can you see by dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gle aming whose broad streipes -- stripes and bright stars thru the perilous night o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming glaree rocket's red the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say, soe -- does that star- spangled banner yet wave freethe land of the and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] >> we brought to the chalkboard in an age of high-tech devices. he brings you to a cable news show at 5:00 eastern on fox news and the third-most listened to radio show in all of america. he brings you the truth everyday. now, he brings you

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martin luther king jr. when she was 15 years old. >> i'm very familiar with rocks being thrown into people's homes, that happened in birmingham. so when that happened when i walked in this office and saw that, for a moment there i thought i was back in birmingham. >> reporter: hayward police detectives are not ruling out a hate crime. >> we can't assume one way or the other. unfortunately, we also can't assume automatically that it's a hate crime. >> prior to this we have been receiving phone calls of people not understanding the position regarding the tea party. >> reporter: davis is referring to a recently passed resolution by the national naacp chapter that condemns extremist elements that they say are tied to the tea party. they want tea party leaders to put an end to signs like these that read, "obama is a muslim," "impeach obama." the naacp wants tea partiers to stop using them at their rallies. >> there's a lot of tension and stuff going on that ought not to be. >> reporter: davis says she is hoping

the message from conservatives on the anniversary of martin luther king's i have a dream speech. >>> a lot of people suffering and it's best to share what we have. >> and keeping up community connections in the midst of anti-sentiment, how one east bay group is succeeding. the news starts now. >> this is cbs5 eyewitness news. the suspect has been arrested in san diego. >>> new developments tonight in the shooting of a freemont police officer. the suspect has been arrested in san diego and the officer who remains in critical but stable condition has been identified as todd young. 39 years old, he's a six year veteran of the force. prior to that he served 10 years on the newark police department. he is married with two children. don knapp is in oakland with the latest. >> reporter: police officers and family members continue to come to the hospital room of officer todd young or at least the quarters outside the room holding a vigil for his recovery. meanwhile oakland police officers are already in san diego preparing to bring back to the bay area the man they believe is responsible for

martin luther king jr.he come on this very day, to score and seven years ago, -- two score and seven years ago, gave voice to the sacred charter of liberty, that all men are created equal. in honoring them, we must not forget the ordinary men and women on whose shoulders they stood. the ordinary, called for extraordinary bravery. i am speaking of america's finest, our men and women in uniform, who worked for good in this country and that is nothing to apologize for. [cheers and applause] abraham lincoln once spoke of the mystic chords of memory stretching from every battlefield and patriot grave to every living heart and hearthstone across this broad land. and over the years, those misericords have found us in gratitude to those willing to sacrifice to restrain evil, to protect liberty and to fight for our country. they fought for its freedom at bunker hill. they fought for its survival of at gettysburg. and when the ideal stands, liberty and justice for all, on a thousand battlefield's far from home. it is

martin luther king jr. when she was 15 years old. >> i'm very familiar with rocks being thrown into people's homes and burning. so when that happened when i walked in this office and saw that, for a moment there i thought i was back in birmingham. >> reporter: hey word police detectives are not ruling out a hate crime. >> we can't assume one way or the other. unfortunately, we also can't assume automatically that it's a hate crime. >> prior to this we have been receiving phone calls of people not understanding the position regarding the tea party. >> reporter: davis is referring to a recently passed resolution by the gnash naacp chap fehr that condemns extremist elements that they say are tied to the tea party. they want tea party leaders to put an end to signs like these that read, "obama is a muslim," "impeach obama." the naacp wants tea partiers to stop using them at their rallies. >> there's a lot of tension and stuff going on that ought not to be. >> reporter: davis says she is hoping this doesn't sign

what is your assessment at 60 of martin amis? >> did more than i thought i was going to. >> rose: really? >> i always knew i was in it for life and that was it and it was the only thing that really... >> rose: and you knew that early. >> at once, yeah, from teen years. >> rose: and how much of that was your father? >> it seemed quite independent of him. and i hadn't read him and for all i knew he was writing westerns or detective stories. but... so i... my father once said my ambition was to create a niche in literature. >> rose: he said that about you or... >> about himself. >> rose: and your ambition was? >> i think that's a... that's how one should pitch it really. that you just want to make an impression and then it's up to time to tell you how capacious that niche was. >> rose: some have said they think of you and your father as one entity. >> yeah, i think that's the slightly ridiculous relationship i have with the press in england is to do with that. that they want know die and they think i was born in 1922 and... >> rose:

---"la vida loca" de ricky martin ya no será más un secreto para sus seguidores.emorias el próximo 2 de noviembre simultáneamente en español e inglés.---el libro se titula "yo", y enÉl "martin" habla por primera vez de su infancia, sus experiencias con medo, su exitosa carrera como solista, y su devoción por ayudar a niños que son víctimas de la trata infantil. ---ademas, el cantante de 38 os habla de s decisiones que cambiaron su vida, como revelar que es homosexualidad y convertirse en padre.

martin luther king. he had a vision. he said within 40 years we would have the first black president of the united states. that is not by accident. that is by conception. we need to recognize, and reclaim this dream for our kids, our history -- this tea party saying they have fundamental beliefs, how can they demonstrate against dr. martin luther king's speech, the very basic ideas that made this country great? do you know what that is like? we had a president who was a great republican, abe lincoln. that is like his rejecting the gettysburg address. this is serious. i have my brother greg. the reason we are able to do this is because we have relationship with the man connecting the dots. it is about the future of our kids and grandkids. greg floyd, local 237. brief, because we all want to go in march and we want to hear martin luther speeds.i's uigher round of applause to reverend al sharpton for putting this together. -- to give a round of applause to reverend al sharpton. the teachers are here to support it.'s dream a

blacks don't own martin luther king. >> wow, so glenn beck didn't realize that that was an important day in african-american history. i find that totally plausible. i find that totally plausible. >> reporter: while the comedians poke gleefully at the beck-a-palooza, as stewart calls it, civil rights leaders fear the day will be tarnished. >> glenn beck is no martin luther king. >> reporter: al sharpton plans a counter rally. >> they have the right to rally. what they don't have the right to do is distort what dr. king's dream was about. >> reporter: at its heart, this is also a debate about who has the right to celebrate or use an anniversary. especially an anniversary marking something as potent as what happened here 47 years ago. interestingly, just today, beck apologized for these comments last year -- >> who has a deep-seeded hatred for white people or the white culture. >> reporter: calling president obama a racist, and he seems intent on treating the anniversary with respect. >> this is where martin luther king stood, right here, to give his speech. this is where i will be appr

huevos se han distribuido en 17 estados, y como nos dice martín, aún no se sabe cual es el origen detible no podrán ser vendidos, no obstantes mucho están en refrigeradores de miles de hogares, y casi mil enfermos con salmonella en 22 estados. cuenta que su familia empezó con diarrea, dolores de cabeza ivo mito. no se podía mover, peor que cualquier gripe, hay disgusto de los afectados porque la intoxicación se pudo haber e evitado. >>> puede caer con una fiebre que es una infección bakt rail en la s ría en la sangre que puede causar complicaciones en órganos, incluyen klu muerinclu >>> no swems como oabemos como contaminación llegó. no sabemos si la gran reta rada seirada. para la comisión, de drogas y alimento, la nación podría estar expuesta. >>> esta mal botarlo con la miseria que hay ahora y la situación económica que estamos atravesando con. >>> con este video incluido, llamado piedad para animales se demando la empresa por como procesaba los pollos en una gran jarbgs el dueño acordó pagar 130 mil dólares de multa, pero ahora que es inconforme es la expansión de la empresa. >>>

martin spends hours mentoring the students, sometimes working on different ranches a day.the end of it all, everyone is dirty and tired but pleased. >> 'm kind of a girly girl. some days i wake up, i'm like, "gosh, i do not want to get dirty today." and by the end of the day, i'm usually covered in something not so pleasant. so, it's always nice to go home and take a good shower afterwards. >> students on the u.c. davis program typically spend much of their 2-year course on a commercial cattle operation like this ranch. working alongside vets and attending daily calls are an important part of it. zuhal, who grew up in urban los angeles, admits that working with cattle is the last thing she ever thought of doing as a child. but now she's tried u.c. davis early veterinary student bovine experience program, she is hooked. >> it's different, and it's one of those things that, until you get exposed to it, you can't really appreciate it. and we're so closed off from the food-animal industry in suburbia or in an urban environment. you don't see the ranches. you don't know how muc

siga con nosotros. >> gracias, martÍn.ser chef? >> sÍ, pero me jalÓ mÁs la actuaciÓn. >> esta receta es muy interesante. porque podemos hacer postres con maseca. >> no solo tortillas sino tambiÉn postres. venga. >> rÁpido y práctico. >> todos los ingredientes estÁn en maseca en la cocina. com >> lo voy a subir. >> para que vaya cremando. >> se vaya acremar! >> y en lo que empieza a acremar y todo el rollo vamos a ver el ingrediente esencial, bÁsico. >> cuÁl es? >> maseca! ♪ >> ahÍ estÁ la maseca y en este momento se estÁ mezclando la mantequilla con el azÚcar y la maseca. y con tu creatividad... >> en el nÚmero uno como hizo jordi. >> venga, oh! sÍ, el dos. >> dime tres. >> no porque se calienta. >> solo dos. >> en el tres! >> sÍ, sí, sÍ. >> muy bien. [ aplausos ] >> perfecto. ahÍ estamos. >> oficialmente cÓmo queda esta mezcla. >> que tiene bastante textura y tÚ empiezas con el tuyo y yo con el mÍo. >> lo tomas como chef. >> Ándale, quÉ tal? tengo mi cosa. verdad. y van a empezar a presionar. >> para hacer la costrita. >>

i think that martin luther -- >> larry: dana, did you agree with martin luther king's speech years ago? >> yes, i understand what he was speaking abut. i agree with this niece, delivered one of the most eloquent speechize ha izes i hae privilege of hearing. it wasn't just about marching for government entitlement or having the government taking care of you it was for marching realizing we are one american people and that we have, we have a higher power, our rights come from a higher power. that's what it was about. that's what 8/28 was about. the reverend sharpton earlier was making mention that nothing was said at all about the previous, inequalities that were taking place during the 60s. glenn beck did very specifically mention the fact that in america, we have done some truly remarkable things in this country. and we have also done some truly heinous things in this country. and he didn't, he didn't just mention the black community. he also mentioned indigenous americans where my family comes from. so i felt that it was truly a unifying event. and it was uplifting, powerful, and it,

martin luther king, jr.y holding the rally when and where they did. >> we shall overcome some day ♪ >> the reverend al sharpton led a counterdemonstration nearby. >> later they told me that others are going to be at the mall. and they're going to be standing where dr. king stood. well, they may have the mall, but we have the message. >> over these grounds where we are so honored to stand today, we feel the spirit of dr. martin luther king, jr. >> reporter: others saw the gathering as a call to prayer and renewal of faith. ♪ >> reporter: it remains unclear how many people attended the rally today. organizers applied for a permit for 300,000 people but the national park service stopped estimating crowds in 1997 after being accused of undercounting the million man march in 1995. tony larussa always spoke at the glen beck rally. he presented albert pujols with an award for his charity work. >> what separates albert is his total commitment to his life in and out of billion. -- in and out of baseball. his commitme

estupendo >> en san jose arriba de los 84 grados >> más adelante >> detalles de la vida de ricky martínplanes para divertirse este fin de semana, aqui le decimos "qué onda en la bahia".---este domingo, a partir de las 9:30 onda en la bahia".---este domingo, a partir de las 9:30 de la maÑana las opciones para divertirse >> en la mañana el eara de la bahia se hará yoga en el parque, con lilian luciano >> cita para baiular >> el matador hernadez hablara con chicos y grandes para notivar a niños para que jueguen fútbol >> la vida de ricky martin ya no es secreto, va a publicar su vida, habalara de las experincias y sus decisiones

martin luther king jr.ke of 47 years ago on the steps of the lincoln memorial was an american dream. i think this is something that dr. alvada king said on the steps as well. just on saturday. she said that we are one race. we are an american race. this was an event about unity. i don't think there was any malicious purpose. anything other than that, that was the whole reason for having this event. >> larry: al, there are some supporters of the restoring honor rally criticizing you saying you didn't plan to do anything commemorating dr. king's speech until beck announced his rally. >> well that is not true. we announced it in april at our convention. we started planning two months ago. we have done it for the last several years. in 2000, mrs. coretta scott king spoke at our action network rally. every year we do something. 2008 we did it at the democratic convention. we never knew beck knew what civil rights was at the time. it was not to psychoanalyze whether he was malicious or not. i think dana is right,

martin luther king jr.'s niece. she will be speaking later today.come to the show. >> thank you. good morning. >> good morning to you. dr. king, why are you attending this rally, the glenn beck rally there in d.c. today? >> i'm attending this rally to help reclaim america. when glenn said he's reclaiming the civil rights movement, i don't need to be reclaimed. i am the civil rights movement. so, i'm joining glenn to talk about faith, hope, charity, honor. those are the things that america needs to reclaim. our children need to remember how to love each other. how to honor each other, their parents, god and their neighbors. i agree with glenn an all those principles. and for me, it's principle over politics. that's why i'm here. my uncle talked about love. my uncle talked about faith, hope and charity. my uncle talked about honor. and i'm expecting to honor my uncle today. my daddy, dr. a.d. king, my grandaddy, martin luther king sr., we're family. that's why i'm here today. >> and dr. martin luther king also talked about bringing people together, he

martin vande had a great piece today in "the new york times," saying the same. let's not fiddle anymore. let's leave things predictable and deal with this down the road. >> we'll see how that plays out ahead of the elections and afterwards. thank you all for joining us on this important topic. >> thank you. >>> and we turn now to pakistan, a major u.s. ally where a major humanitarian crisis is in its third week. pakistan's government said the worst flooding in that nation's history has left 20 million people homeless. u.s. military helicopters are providing a life line for many there. but the u.n. says 6 million people are in need of food, water and shelter. abc's jim sciutto flew into pakistan's swat valley with a relief mission. >> reporter: from the air the scale of the disaster is alarming. rivers swollen miles beyond their banks, behind them is a trail of destruction. >> i've never seen such a large area receive as much damage as i've seen in swat. >> reporter: flying into the hard-hit swat valley aboard u.s. army relief helicopters, we saw every single bri

martin luther king's iconic "i have a dream" speech at the memorial. reverend al sharpton and other civil rights leaders are holding a counterrally and march of their own. >> they have a right to rally. what they don't have a right to do is distort what dr. king's dream was about. >> reporter: beck's supporters see parallels. >> the central core concept behind his speech was about character. >> what glen is trying to do here is bring honor back to this country. is there a day you can do that more so than another day? >> one of beck's supporters, dr. king's niece. >> i support glenn beck because he is a human being. we are all made in the image and likeness of god. in washington, brian mohr, nbc bay area news. >>> and still ahead at 5:00, a live look at at&t park where the giants are about to take on the arizona diamondbacks. laura behnke has a preview in sports. and later, lights, camera and action. los angeles is getting ready for the party of the year. >>> and let's take a live look at oakland. plenty of clouds and there is some wind. more coming up

martin luther king was all about during his i have a dream speech.ot far from that very place, reverend al sharpton is also holding a rally. >> 47 years ago today. and it is just a common-sense that baeck is saying no disrespect. >> and changes, with changes outside look at that. the san mateo bridge it is a pretty consistent over the past few weeks. >> aquino, it was quite breezy. you know, there was a cold mask out there that could lower our temperatures let us check-in with jacqueline bennett. she will give us the support of whirred. >> a list of the fog along the coastline and even light drizzle early this morning. . as we go into the actress will havfog,n the afternoon with temperatures stain on the cool side. upper 50s along the coastline, low 70's in our warmest in the spot said. in the store tracker, this is the tail end of to the north. you can see the rain in origin, northern california, and the rain will push through in advance. that will promote our temperatures to plummet, and showers could follow. not extensive rainfall just light showe

martÍn berlanga! [risas] >> y cÓmo duele!dos unidos. >> hace 30 aÑos como carlos alberto y georgio (...) >> tenemos cita en nuestra cadena hermana de galavisiÓn. (en pantalla) >> ahora vamos directamente al chubi dubi. nos vamos a los juegos extremos. salto gigante en bicicleta. ♪ >> ahÍ estÁ. ♪ >> vamos a ver que fue todo un Éxito. va por ahÍ y mira quÉ salto. Ña. >> y el tercero fue un salto perfecto de (...) >> chubi dubi. deportes despierta amÉrica. >> regresamos con mÁs. (publicidad) buenos dias, este es un breve informativo de noticias univision 14, les saluda alejandro mendoza.-- la aeroÍnea "mexicana" cancelo sus vuelos de oakland a lÓn y zacatecas hasta nuevo aviso. lo mismo ocurrio con el servicio desde sacramento que incluía vuelos a guadalajara y los cabos.-- "mexicana" enfrenta una deuda de 800- millones de Ólares. incluso se habla de que les fue retenido un avion en el aeropuerto de chicago, y otros dos en canada, aparentemente como garantía de pago.#--el distrito escolar de oakland anuncÓ que utilizaÁ fondos fe

martÍn!a pieza dos por a lo que cuando lo compras vienen juntos. >> se ve como una doble camiseta. >> en el caso del chico viene la popular camisa a cuadros y la camiseta. el diseÑo es espectacular. y lo puede utilizar la camiseta una vez, las dos cosas juntas... o por separado. >> ahora la Última pregunta la envÍa isabel y ella dice que quiere saber cuÁles son las piezas que podemos llamar bÁsicas para regresar a clases. >> en primer lugar son las camisetas con diseÑos, ya sean las chicas... con los colores turqueza, sÍmbolo de la paz, los colores mÁs polulares. muchos diseÑos y muchos colores. son imprescindibles las camisetas. y el sueter con papucha. capucha. cada uno tiene que seguir su propio estilo. >> es importante. >> se puede comprar, estar a la moda y ademÁs ahorrarse mucho dinero porque mira quÉ bonitos todos los modelos que no solamente vienen espectaculares y supercÓmodos sino con sus mochilas de regreso a la escuela. moda al bajo costo. dÓnde podemos encontrar mÁs informaciÓn.

carla, rafa. >> gracias, martÍn. >> claro que sÍ. enriquez pero dennos la oportunidad de ver quÉ es lo que vamos a hacer. por favor, por favor. >> alberto, en pantalla vemos a un sr., es el padre de esta chica? >> eso querÍamos averiguar porque podrÍa ser el padre de marcia celeste pero no quiso hablar... no supimos si era o no? pero corrÍa el rumor en el juzgado que podrÍa ser el papÁ de la asistente de gabi spanik. y el abogado d spanik, habl hablÓ de la situación de gabi. si hubiera tomado alcohol durante todo este tiempo en que la asistente le estuvo suministrando el sulfato de amonio podrÍa haber muerto. vamos a escuchar. >> su proceso es lento y no ha respondido muy bien a los medicamentos pero estÁ muy preocupada por la salud de su hijo. como madre es lo que mÁs le doliÓ independientemente de cuÁl fue el mÓvil de esta chica para realizar esto es la salud de su hijo y de su mamÁ. lo que el doctor me platica es que un hÍgado con sirrosis da como... y gabi tenÍa 343 aproximadamente. >> se puede mover y estar activa? >> sÍ. en oca

and i was trying to get . get him to think and join martin luther king's movement. and i think he was then thinking about doing that, and he came back to america . and that's when we had this tremendous discussion, all the time. as a matter of fact, the black panthers threatened me many times. they caught me in an elevator at the palmer house in chicago and said, "we know that you are with martin luther king, but we want you to be on our side. and if you're not going to be on our side, when you come to harlem we will get you. " and of course . scared to death with these four beautiful strapping men, you know, pinning me up against the wall for the wrong reason. (laughter) ek: you don't say anything. (laughs) absolutely quiet. and when i came to harlem to do the apollo theater, they were there when i was doing speeches on behalf of martin luther king and trying to . they were ridiculing me, of course, and they threatened that they would get me again. but i stood my ground and walked from the seventh avenue theresa hotel to, all by myself, back to the apollo theater,

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i'm not martin luther king. martin luther king would have to stand for martin luther king. let his words stand where they are. what i'm talking about is -- and look, chris, i didn't intentionally put it on 8-28. the message is about god and faith. the message that i gave on the steps today was that you need to stand for those things that are right. and empower the individual. believe in the power of one person. don't believe that you can't do it. everybody wants, everybody wants a shot. that we can all agree on. beyond that, it becomes politics. i'm not talking politics. >> chris: this is, i guess, as good a time as any to go back to what you said about president obama last year, which in the coverage of this has been played over and over and over again. let's watch it and i'll talk to you after we hear it. >> this president i think has exposed himself as a guy over and over and over again who has a deep-seeded hatred for white people, or the white culture. i don't know what it is. this guy is, i believe, a raci

and a day when an arguably divisive figure invokes the memory dr martin luther king child like faith of an arguably not divisive figure it's a reminder the more important word in the term civil rights might be the word civil settlement r. t. washington d.c. . now i took a walk to the lincoln memorial this saturday and i saw the tens of thousands of americans that showed up to listen to glenn beck speak i saw families that traveled long and far to come to their nation's capital that day average americans who clearly are concerned with what's happening in their country who feel like those in the government aren't listening to them don't care about them and who want something to be done about it i was happy to see how many americans are finally mobilizing and leaving apathy behind and then i got sad i got sad that a man like glenn beck was capitalizing on those feelings and on those concerns a man who is exploiting them to up his ratings to sell more books to sell those t. shirts that they were all wearing with the restoring honor logo on it they really believe that this is the kind of

ana marÍa. >> muchas gracias, martÍn. denver. sin embargo, hacia texas, srs. quÉ calor se estÁ sintiendo, 99 la mÁxima san antonio. se espera 107 grados en dallas, 101 en menphis. 91 para miami. quÉ les parece si ahora continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica? adelante. >> gracias, ana por esa informaciÓn del estado del tiempo. usted que se despierta en estos momentos y va camino a su trabajo ya sabe las condiciones de la ciudad en la que vive y para mÁs informaciÓn le voy a contar algo. saliÓ una noticia donde se comentan los trabajos que causan mÁs estrÉs. >> televisiÓn! [risas] >> yo pienso que todo trabajo causa estrÉs. por qué? porque tiene que ver con la cantidad de horas que usted trabaje y ademÁs de eso cumplir las expectativas no solo de su jefe sino de la compaÑÍa para la que usted trabaja. salieron 5 rubros desde el punto de vista profesionales que tienen mayor cantidad de estrÉs. compaÑero! tiene que ver con usted! tambiÉn. medicina y enfermerÍa. en un promedio se recomienda que hagan 5 operaciones diarias. ac

however attracted criticism for schedule in the same day as of 47 anniversary of martin luther king'shave a dream speech also delivered in front of the lincoln memorial. he says it was a coincidence. >> i can relate to martin lose their king the most because we have not curve came in marble yet he is still a man and that is the message. >> at the high school another rally was held called read claim the dream. this one lead by del sharpton the leader was indignant about backs of the event. >> the elected disgrace this day and we are not giving them the state this is our day we are not giving it away. >> denise raised eyebrows by heat she thought it would help by giving on our tour honor was due. >> the largest airline in group has been grounded because of money troubles they have shut down indefinitely this is left customers stranded in mexico that depends on this it says it has been hit hard by swine flu last year this get away travelers for months. also the bad economy high fuel costs contributed to losses. it will try to restructure and regroup. so far to get concessions have failed

part of the long-term relationship between the employees of lockheed martin and the american military>> the time, the energy that so many people put into each of these satellites and then know the benefit it's providing for the war fighter, is unspeakable. i just can't tell you in words how grateful we are. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> according to lockheed, there are two advanced ehf satellites ready to send out into space. >>> we've got craig herrera here. if you're wondering where you've been, you were in germany. >> in germany. >> let's check out the video. >> this is a group that performs and raises money for people with life-threatening illnesses. and we went to germany to perform for the gay games opening ceremonies. the closing ceremonies in cologne, germany. it was the first time cheerleading was allowed and -- gold. >> nice. congratulations. >> and while we were there we were raising money for aids help cologne and gay games scholarship, raised over 10,000 euro that stayed there. where are you? >> i'm in the back throwing a couple of the guys up in the b

picture let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. as you read this picture, what do you see here from mount diablo. >> the first thing you mentioned, reports of the signs, and reports of visibility. the smoke is everywhere. now that's a sign that there's not a lot of wind. on a day like today where we have record heat, a heat advisory in the area, the air is sinking. it's coming from the upper atmosphere. there's not a lot of wind in the atmosphere. as we look at these picture, gasia mentioned it's on the south eastern side of mount diablo. from the base of the mountain, you can see what's happening. it's burning up the mountain. it's going to climb up the hill to look for oxygen. there's not a lot of roads in this area. there are road dirts. i've been up in the mountain, in this area, and there are not a lot of roads. and back to the wind, -- and back to the smoke, it's not heading down. and what they use is fuel sticks. they wet them in the morning and they weigh them. then in the evening they weigh them again. every stick of brush

but we by begin with bill martin on the record temperatures today. >> the hottest day of the year. 103at 106 in santa rosa. we head to san jose area, 102 degrees in downtown san jose. look at some more temperatures throughout the bay area, it was hot. the national weather service has dropped the heat advisory. they've put pit it up again. >>> bart is feeling the heat as high temperatures this afternoon caused the computer system to overheat. trains that usually travel at 60 miles per hour had the to go under manual control at 25 miles per hour. bart reported delays of up to 20 minutes on most lines and the problems that started this afternoon are still going on now. >> the computer equipment is not talking to the operations control center, letting the operations control folks know that there's a train in the area. because the computers aren't working. they're overheating. >> so bart has to stop all of its planes because it doesn't know precisely where they are all are. the air-conditioning in some bart cars shuts down when temperatures reach 90 degrees so that those air-conditioning do

thomas jefferson, annette robinson, pam fisher, fred martin, dr. jones, susan mcintyre, virginia wright, tom purvixs, officer dunn. i like to thank you all for participating in this very special hearing. i would like to make sure that the things said this evening reached the ears of those in office at this moment. those who control the purse strings, those who make the decisions to make these cuts. we let you hear from firsthand responders, from those who are on the ground, from those professionals who have experience dealing with those in crisis. we've heard from the public this evening, passionate testimony

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. >> reporter: when the surge stopped and the winds waned, peggy martin's home and garden she spent aime cultivating were gone. >> inside was chaos. but it was totally -- it looked like hiroshima. >> reporter: katrina made landfall in lower plaquemines parish, accessible mostly by ferry and 65 miles south of new orleans. three people died, two of them martin's 80-year-old parents. >> they found them in the front yard over here. both about 50 yards apart. >> reporter: before katrina, about 15,000 people lived on the parish's east and south ends. today, it's about 3500. some low-lying communities look like ghosttowns. nearly 700 families are still living in mobile homes and fema trailers. oystermen gary lost his home and boat. he didn't return to the east bank fishing village for three years and says little has been done. >> this community is still devastated. >> reporter: the bulk of the more than $600 million in federal recovery money has gone to the more populated north section of the parish, leaving those in the lower section feeling neglected. do they have schools? >> no. >> report

in the nation's capital as conservatives and civil rights activists marked the 47th anniversary of martin luther king's most memorable speech. glen beck urged americans to embrace god. while near by, critics accused beck of distorting king's legacy. >> reporter: hands triumphantly in the air, glen beck took the stage saturday in front of the lincoln memorial for a rally he organized called restoring honor. it attracted criticism for being scheduled on the same day as the 47th anniversary of the reverend martin luther king's iconic i have a dream speech also staged in front of the lincoln memorial. >> i can relate to martin luther king probably the most because we haven't carved him in marble yet. he's still a man and that's the message. >> reporter: near by at dunbar high school another rally was held called reclaim the dream. this one led by the reverend al sharpton. the civil rights leader was indignant about beck's rally. >> we are not giving them this day, this is our day and we ain't giving it away. >> reporter: king raised some eyebrows by appearing at the beck rally. she says her u

run through for what is billed as the "restoring honor" rally at the lincoln memorial, the site of martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech. beck has predicted 100,000