he said, i'm martin king. this is -- they come into my home, sits down, and at that time, i had a reasonably nice home. in some ways you might say i was not living large, but semilarge, you know, and my then wife who is now deceased -- >> >> host: anne? >> guest: yes, anne, she had a green thumb. there were plants throughout the house. there was a tree in the middle of the house. >> host: she would get along famously with my wife. >> guest: by the way, just to put it in context, this is 1960. dr. king had been successful in the month come ri bus boycott. i don't remember the exact date, but the supreme court handed down a decision outlawing segregation in interstate bus stations. >> host: right, uh-huh. >> guest: he was on the cover the "time" magazine. in common vie knack cue lar, he was considered a celebrity; right? my wife, she reacted to him like he was a celebrity. when i told her he was coming and when in fact he did come into the house, you would have naught that a combination of moses, jesus christ, m

>> martin: i... don't care. >> pelley: "i don't care," martin said. >> martin: he has to live with himself. >> pelley: "he has to live with himself." since our story first aired last april, lawrence stowe has closed his business in san diego. we've learned that the f.d.a. has been investigating stowe and morales, but the agency won't comment further. meanwhile, the a.l.s. patients who helped us with our story are losing ground to their incurable disease. steve watters had to retire from the college. and michael martin is now in hospice care and can no longer breathe on his own. i'm a 10. i'm a 10. i'm a 10. i'm a 10 and my birth control is too. introducing new lo loestrin™ fe with 10 micrograms of estrogen. it's the first and only birth control pill proven to be effective with half the daily estrogen of the lowest-dose pill available. that's half the daily estrogen. and the contraceptive protection i need. do not use lo loestrin™ fe if you smoke and are over 35 years old. smoking increases your risk

la salida de toluca con martín romagnoli. a correr loshorizeros.la torre en vivo por telefutura en la jornada número 6. héctor altamirano escudero. remata en mala forma le llega a carlos bueno. el cabezazo muy fácil lo controla alfredo talavera. >> un cabezazo flojito. sin potencia el de nava. el remate cruzado que se abre cuando ganaba en el mano a mano contra efraín cortés. quiere aplicar la estocada final el conjunto de toluca. >> hay tanto espacio en el sector ofensivo que tiene las de ganar parece. el atacante de los diablos rojos. >> se va castillo no con una buena despedida del público. el número 16. acuña para este torneo. >> el recién ingresado desde fuera del área. con el número 16 en su espalda. >> hay mucha gente que se comunica en twitter. saludos a la banda del querétaro. vamos gallos. >> ganar en su casa es lo primordial es lo que quiere este equipo. >> segmento presentado por gentileza de t-mobile, gana toluca por 3 a 0. el toque era de acuña, carlos bueno. en la marca con todo de antonio ríos martínez. lo evita carlos esquivel. el

he was closely involved in the lockheed martin st. it in the 60's they build a transport aircraft called c5a which was supposed to take large numbers of troops and material anywhere in the world on short notice. lockheed described it as a flying military base and there was some discussion of whether this was a good idea, what if we could get anywhere quickly it would intervene more quickly and more places but it never came to that because the plane was $2 billion of the estimating cost. it couldn't do the mission that was set up to do. so there was no possibility of using it to intervene anywhere because it just wasn't working. but this was buried in the bureaucracy of the air force. they were not going to reveal this in congress until the whistle blower named ernest fitzgerald stepped forward and put his career at risk and lost his job over this but it was william proxmire posted to the public, he actually gave fitzgerald job on the committee when he lost his pentagon job and he went to make sure the public understood that this was a

he was closely involved in the lockheed martin story. in the 60s they built the transport aircraft which was supposed to be able to take large numbers of troops and material anywhere in the world on short notice. lucky described it as a flying military base and there was some discussion whether it is was a good idea, if we could get anywhere quickly, intervene quickly in more places but never came to that because the plane was $2 billion, couldn'7o cf1 o bureaucracy of the airport. a loan guarantee to bailout the company because it was an airliner business. he lost by one vote in the senate and it was the jobs issue that made the difference. senator cranston buttonholed to senator from montana with just one vote to go and sit you want to be the guy responsible for people losing their jobs and he said no. so the jobs argument keeps recurring. but people were not going to let them get in the way of doing what was necessary. [inaudible] >> white eisenhower -- if he were alive today and see the military-industrial complex and i assume the in

so i'll turn it over to jay martin. thank you, governors. >> thank you for joining us here on a rainy morning in washington. let's get straight to the news, and that is, of course, what is taking place in madison and in wisconsin. governor, what lessons do you take away from what has happened there in madison, looking at the standoff now going into its second week? >> i guess the lesson i take from that is one i learned when i was mayor of the city of baltimore, which is when you're facing tough challenges, when you have to overcome things like the imbalances in the pension system, i think it's best to bring people together to do that. i think when you try to vilify or make one side of the equation the enemy, i think you're asking for trouble. we all know we have to go through a time of readjustment, but i think the best way to do that is to bring people together. we're asking our public employees in maryland for many of the same -- we're not asking them to give up their right to organization or have their voices. >> th

tonight, investigators are asking what could have killed adrian nicole martin. neil karlinsky has our report. >> emergency 911. >> yeah, we need an ambulance. >> reporter: it was just a week before christmas and behind the gates of one of the most elite homes in st. louis, something was desperately wrong. >> okay, what's the problem? >> she's just not waking up. >> reporter: adrienne martin was unresponsive in the bed of one of the most powerful men in town. august busch. >> is she breathing? >> we don't know. it's dark back there. i'm going to get a light and try to see. >> reporter: paramedics couldn't save her. >> she was a beautiful girl but she was a lot more than that. she was a mother. >> reporter: if it was anyone else, you would have likely never heard about it. but the fact she was dating busch went out like a lightning bolt. >> this is a story that's captivated st. louis. >> 27-year-old martin was found dead. >> reporter: after all, the man known around here simply as the fourth is the former an huzic busch ceo, heir to an iconic american brand -- >>

martin luther king deserves the credit. he made a dream come true for everyone i am so proud that our city is recognizing all minorities. we have to stick together because we have a long fight. what keeps me going and i have fought for mar mr. king, i helped to build it, i sit down and the streets when the police would be us, they did not want us to have this. i fought so hard and i saw many things. one thing that i will live to see and i am proud, i am worried about the future for the people. i hope that all of you take this in consideration, makes them proud, stopped them trying to kill each other. if you can be anything in your dreams can come true. that is all i wanted to say. thank you. [applause] >> to all of the supervisors that are present here today, i truly want to say a thank-you for the invitation of granting us the privilege of being here as african americans, leaders in this community. i want to began, i myself being a young african-american female student in their rural south, 8 years old, not really knowing

martin, you got to do this for me.ke a movie. >> jimmy: you're playing women in almost all of your films now. >> hey. i think i know -- just something about me, i know the woman. i know the heart. ♪ i know the heart of a woman >> jimmy: you know the woman from the inside out. don't tell tyler perry about this because he'll want to get in there -- >> we wanted him -- we wanted tyler to shoot the -- as madea. >> jimmy: he said no. >> that's what -- you have to talk to jamie about that. >> jimmy: i would be more than willing to dress up as a woman to be the third member of your entourage. >> i know, we would kick butt. >> jimmy: i'll play me beloved character of guillerma? are you doing stand-up currently. >> yes, i'll be going back out in the spring so i be in the city near you. y'all make sure y'all come. >> jimmy: you going on a big tour. >> yeah, big tour. it should be a lot of fun. i'll be talking the way i talk. y'all know how i get down. i like to kick the blue material so if you're adult, come on and hang out with

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security contractor lockheed martin and britain's national census reigniting a debate on confidentiality and ethics. two pm in moscow i matter as a good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story opposition forces in libya say they're planning a final assault on the capital tripoli it's essentially the last part of the country that remains under the control of longtime leader colonel moammar gadhafi and protesters say his days in power are now numbered receipt a u.n. resolution has referred to him in a controversial critic of the international rather criminal court for war crimes but some say there are details of his recent friendship with western countries that are rushing to north london would like repealed artie's correspond to the middle east peace are all over has more from cairo. the current frontline in the battle between opposition forces and those soldiers still loyal to colonel gadhafi is the city of zawiya the moment that's around fifty kilometers to the west of the capital tripoli the opposition in control of the majority of the city of of a country if not all of its

security contractor along with martin in britain's national census to a debate on confidentiality and ethics. coming to you live from our studios in moscow you're watching r t thanks for joining us now opposition forces in libya say they are planning a final assault on the capital tripoli it's essentially the last part of the contrie that remains under the control of longtime leader colonel gadhafi and post protesters say his days in power are now numbered a recent you would resolution has referred him to the international criminal court for war crimes but some say there are details of his recent friendship with western countries but my other washington or london would like to be revealed well we do have a correspondent in the middle east peter oliver will be bringing us more later in the program. and now as tens of thousands are fleeing libya the international red cross has declared a humanitarian emergency on the country's border with tunisia meanwhile hundreds of russian citizens evacuated from libya have been describing the scenes they saw as chaos erupted around them artes accts

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ayer fue el dÍa de los papasitos, porque estuvieron ricky martin, juanes, wisin y yandel, viene un invitadoespecial. juanes que va a estrenar su regalito. y prince royce que arrasa en el gusto de todas las jovencitas, es uno de los mÁs esperados esta noche y ricky martin que va a cantar por primera vez lo mejor de mi

i'm martin lawrence." [ as martin lawrence ] >> "hello. i'm martin lawrence.ctual voice." he looks like a fun dude to hang out with. >> yeah, he is amazing to hang out with. he's just so cool and professional. and one day i was like up on this -- and i was kind of running around with a costume on because you're supposed to chill out because you want to save the prosthetics. and he was just like, "brandon, you got sit down." [ laughter ] --show, all right? [ laughter ] i was like, "cool." >> jimmy: how is the prosthetics? does it take like hours and hours? do you go nuts? >> yeah, it took like four hours to do. and it was -- it was -- it taught me mow to be a discipline artist. and it was just -- it was something that was blessing. because after -- you know, looking at "tootsie" and also "mrs. doubtfire" with robin williams -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- to be able to be in prosthetics, you know? eddie murphy, to be able to, you know, follow a line of comedians to do that is definitely -- definitely a blessing. >> jimmy: and what is -- what is the plot behind this on

no lockheed martin staff will have access to any personal census data all data is the property of you and only u.k. you owned companies will have any access to personal census data because it's that last point that's raised red flags for data protection lobbyists who say that all the private information collected during the census will be available to practically any organization that requests it any use on the any statute. any use by the security or intelligence services for national security purposes any use for the pursuit of pride any use in pursuit of an e u community or placation so any e.u. rules that information can be passed over so it's essentially any government use whatsoever of confidentiality is being abolished and u.k. government agencies don't exactly have a great track record when it comes to safeguarding information three years ago a file containing secrets terror related documents was left on a train more recently the national health service lost the medical records of tens of thousands of people thanks to lockheed martin's involvement in the census it would be hard

like lockheed martin general dynamics general electric rates for fighter aircraft tanks. missiles a whole range of. century the entire egyptian armed forces have been outfitted by the united states going back to the beginning of the mubarak regime thirty years ago right and this is a model that the us uses in other countries as well correct yes some countries through aid in places like yemen others saudi arabia purchases weapons from the united states so there was a recent deal for sixty billion dollars the largest arms deal ever concluded for combat aircraft attack helicopters bombs guns it was a huge package including a full range of military systems so america is the push for democracy in the region is coupled with the america's arms dealing in the region and in fact it's america's arms dealing welfare recipients in the region who are i guess. pushing for something called democracy but as long as they get this welfare association with it meanwhile the people on the ground had enough and they revolted so what's going to go what's going to happen now going forward now th

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arms manufacturer a lot need martin and campaigners ranging from religious groups to peace activists to data protection lobbyists are really against it on ethical grounds play on a number of oppressive regimes they also. are us heavily in the wars they fought in iraq and afghanistan opposed by the majority of people in britain even if support equality the british government hill vows to boycott the census despite the risk of prosecution he says he won't be alone look he makes land mines and nuclear weapons and contracts out interrogation kuantan of a pe although it will be the u.k. arm that carries out the survey there's still a worry that the information could fall under the auspices of the us patriot act which compels personal data held by any company on systems in the us to be made available to government intelligence the office but national statistics which in gage's lockheed martin maintains it's taken measures to make sure u.s. authorities can't access the data. all dance of processing will be carried out in the u.k. dance will leave will be held any point outside the u.k. lock

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. >> que tal, muy buenas noches, bienvenidos a Última hora, le saluda martÍn berlanga.a que azota a mÉxico convirtiÓ en vÍctimas a dos representantes de la ley, pero no mexicanos, sino estadounidenses vinculados a inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa. uno perdiÓ la vida, tenemos cobertura de este hecho, con informes de que mÉxico y desde washington comenzamos con leÓn felipe gonzÁlez desde mÉxico, adelante. >> muy buenas noches martÍn, la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores en mÉxico confirmÓ la muerte de uno de los agentes norteamericanos de inmigraciÓn y aduana asignados a su oficina en este paÍs a travÉs de un comunicado tambiÉn condenÓ de manera enÉrgica el ataque. segÚn las autoridades norteamericanas los agentes viajaban por tierra de la ciudad de mÉxico con destino a monterrey en la carretera 57 fueron emboscados por un comando armado. viajaban en una camioneta negra que terminÓ con golpes e impactos de bala, hasta ahora no se ha confirmado el mÓvil y tampoco la identidad de quienes dispararon contra los funcionarios. las fuerzas federales iniciaron un operativo despuÉs dest

adelante. >> buenas noches martÍn.ajes del aeropuerto internacional j f kennedy en la ciudad de nueva york. el crimen parecÍa perfecto sÓlo no contaron con la astucia y honestidad de otro trabajador que denunciÓ el hurto. >> camino a la cÁrcel ninguno de los implicados quiso dar alguna explicaciÓn de sus acciones. ambos eran empleados de la agencia de seguridad del transporte tsa, por sus siglas en inglÉs. segÚn las autoridades trabajaron de manera coordinada. uno fue el primero en divisar que una de las maletas tenÍa una gran suma de dinero cuando las que pasar por el escÁner. lo comunicÓ por telÉfono a su compaÑero que trabajaba en la zona de las maletas y retiro del carrusel el equipaje. la policÍa indicÓ que se robaron $ 40.000 en efectivo de la maleta de uno de los pasajeros que viajaba con $ 170.000. el robo ocurriÓ el pasado 30 de enero y el dinero fue hallado en la residencia de ambos empleados quienes se lo habÍan dividido. el hurto no reportÓ otro empleado quien notificÓ a su supervisor y Éste alertÓ a la pol

security contractor earl darkie martin in britain's national census reigniting a debate on confidentiality and ethics. coming to you live from our studios in moscow you're watching r t thanks for joining us opposition forces in libya say they are planning a final assault on the capital tripoli well it's essentially the last part of the country that remains under the control of longtime leader colonel gadhafi and protesters say that his days in power are now delbert a recent u.n. resolution has referred him to the international criminal court for war crimes but some say that there are details of his recent friendship with western countries that neither washington or london would like to be revealed are these correspondents in the middle east peter all over as well from cairo. essentially the frontline of the battle between colonel gadhafi and the opposition forces is currently in the city of zawiya around fifty kilometers outside of tripoli now the opposition forces control most of the country they oh they're in charge in all major cities with the the center of command in benghazi the secon

martin fletcher in malta tonight. martin, thank you. now to our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel. who remains inside libya. he made his way into the headquarters of the anti-gadhafi rebel operation today. he's live again tonight from what is the unofficial rebel capital, the city of benghazi. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. there are now effectively two libyas, one based here in benghazi, the other in tripoli, and they are locked in this deadly struggle. as gadhafi held his state-sponsored rally, his government offered libyans money. hundreds of dollars per family, and raises of 150% for some state employees. many in the libyan opposition, showed contempt. they don't want gadhafi's money, and cut his picture from the bill. but today was gadhafi's day to try to win back the people. to try to prove blatantly false claims that the protesters are al qaeda-led drug addicts, state television today broadcast an alleged confession. but his statements appeared to be prompted from off camera. and in benghazi, th