. >> we have the martin martin jr. memorial in washington, d.c. on this martin luther king day. the memorial covers four acres and centerpiece of which is the stone of hope a granite statue of the civil rights leader. theness pier ration was from his 1936 -- 1963 speech out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope. it opened in 2011. the national action network this morning held the annual martin luther king day breakfast. spaorpbgs were al similar ton. martin luther king iii. joyce beaty and treasury secretary janet yellin. >> it is my honor to introduce the founder and president of the national action network reverend al sharpton. >> the martin martin day holiday, day of recognition, national holiday takes on special meaning to the national action network. i started my activism when i was 13 years old formally started it. as youth director of the new york chapter of operation breadbasket founded by dr. king. i took that position the year he was killed. this organization from its inception said that we would build on the principles of dr. martin luther king. so this is not a

martin luther king jr..me i had the honor of addressing the national action network was when i served as president obama's cabinet secretary. it is great to be back with you all again, even virtually. i want to talk today about what has become increasingly important and our collective work towards advancing social justice. that is bridging the digital divide and making digital equity a reality. the term digital equity means many things to many people. we can all agree that digital equity is about helping people access the resources, tools and skills they need to succeed in an increasingly digital world. to me, digital equity means more than just access. we also have to address why access in and of itself isn't enough. broadband adoption is critically important. imagine if richard williams had simply told his daughter's serena and venus, you see that tennis court? you have access to it, but he never took them. he never introduced them to the game of tennis. never gave them the rackets. never taught them the s

martin luther king dr. martin luther king. so this is not a holiday that is something imposed upon the calendar. it is something we fought for. we didn't fight for it to be a day off. we fought for it to be a day on. working under principles and realization of what dr. king stood for. no time in my memory is more important than today as we battle around voting rights, police reform, economic equality. there couldn't be a time more pregnant with the possibilities of seeing dr. king's dream and the things he fought for being preserved and defended. so, even though because of the covid-19 pandemic and we wanted to respect the healthy environment that we want and health protocol set up that we are doing this virtually, i want you to know there's nothing more important, nothing more significant. in the last year we have seen some very sad moments. the pandemic spreading, coming back with new variants. disproportionate impacts on families of color. i have had to do as many funerals as a aoulg skwreus as it years past. but we saw bre

martin: the main thing is disappointment. but as i said in a tweet yesterday, history is not going to be judging her, or maybe them, in the way that perhaps they would want to be remembered. history is looking at her and him dead in the face to say it was time to make sure democracy was preserved and saved, and what did you do? and that is on her. jonathan: "the wall street journal" reported you said yesterday that history will remember senator sinema unkindly. she is siding with the legacy of bull wallace and -- bull connor and george wallace. this tracks with what president biden said in atlanta on tuesday. what did you think of the president's speech? martin: i thought that it was time. it was timely. i maybe would have liked to have seen it done earlier, but the fact that it is done now, and i know he had the two senators to the white house last night after they made their statements, and that is what i think has to keep going on, that kind of discussion, over and over and over, until we get an affirmative decision on get

martin: the main thing is disappointment. but as i said in a tweet yesterday, history is not going to be judging her, or maybe them, in the way that perhaps they would want to be remembered. history is looking at her and him dead in the face to say it was time to make sure democracy was preserved and saved, and what did you do? and that is on her. jonathan: "the wall street journal" reported you said yesterday that history will remember senator sinema unkindly. she is siding with the legacy of bull wallace and -- bull connor and george wallace. this tracks with what president biden said in atlanta on tuesday. what did you think of the president's speech? martin: i thought that it was time. it was timely. i maybe would have liked to have seen it done earlier, but the fact that it is done now, and i know he had the two senators to the white house last night after they made their statements, and that is what i think has to keep going on, that kind of discussion, over and over and over, until we get an affirmative decision on get

as martin was sa in: , for the results. as martin was saying. all — for the results.s comes with i for the results. as martin was saying, all this comes with a l for the results. as martin was - saying, all this comes with a note of caution. with the prime minister, he says by the end of november we should get ——... part of the good thing of not having a pcr test to confirm your lateral flow is those pcr tests can be kept from people who really need to find out whether or not there positive or whether your pcr test actually categorically says you are or are not. and that would include all the people who work in the health service, who are up work in the health service, who are up against it. and whilst you can have those headlines in the times asking if you are a covid optimist, i'm sure there'll be many people working notjust in the health service by education, as well, who are looking at what's going on where they are and just saying, "we are just being swamped, we are overwhelmed." just being swamped, we are overwhelmed. "— just being swamped, we are overwhelmed.“

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stephanie, thank you. >>> and on this martin luther king jr. day, a day of service and a call for voting rights. a crowd marched in denver, colorado, today, one of the largest celebrations in the country. while in washington, d.c., where the senate is set to debate voting rights tomorrow, members of dr. king's family took part in another march. his 13-year-old granddaughter calling out two democratic senators by name. here's abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott. >> reporter: just one day before a critical vote in the senate, the family of dr. martin luther king jr. marching in the nation's capital to demand action on voting rights. but they know the odds are stacked against them. senate republicans are opposed and two democratic senators, joe manchin of west virginia and kyrsten sinema of arizona, refuse to change the senate rules so democrats can pass the legislation on their own. dr. king's 13-year-old granddaughter calling them out by name. >> senator sinema, senator manchin, our future hinges on your decision and history will reme

martin luther king, dr. martin luther king, dr. martin luther king jr., dr. martin luther king jr.artin luther king jr. >> you've written a lot about the real dr. martin luther king jr. what do you make of this abuse and recruitment of him to try to use him to enact racist policy? >> well, you know, joy, in the church they say satan knows more scripture than anybody else. i'm not suggesting a parallel there, but take it to where you want. the reality is that dr. king has always been a kind of fascination for the far right wing. they couldn't beat him so they want to join him. but join him by absorbing his language, rearticulating color blindness, reverse racism, suggesting that black people were the real threats. black people are the real racist. black people are the real victimizers and white people are the real victims. this takes a kind of notion that dr. king is the hero of those conservatives who absurd levels and then disses the very people for whom dr. king died. we know that martin luther king jr. spent 365 days of his life every year fighting against white supremacy, socia

martin. i will start with mr. -- mr sprayberry. thank you for your comments. i mentioned to the ranking member what you said about the ad hoc situation and the problems that causes. from your experience in north carolina, how would authorization of cdbgdr for which you advocate, how would that help deliver effective assistance to survivors contrasted with what we do now? mr sprayberry: thank you for that question. it will allow states to effectively plan to receive the funds, which is critical. if it is codified and we know it's coming, the team can begin planning. we know that's going to reduce delays in the implementation. as i mentioned during hurricane florence, we waited for 500 days before we got our federal register notice. that was, you know, when you have people standing by, i mean to get that type of information, it slows everything up. i think that would help us out yet i think also we want to talk about establishing a front and fund for cdbgdr, a mechanism to begin to procure staf

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martin. he is an associate professor at stanford and the director of the university's martin luther king jr. research and education institute. we will talk about the importance of the work the institute does and his vision moving forward. >>> investigators in the east bay are looking for a group of robbery suspects who not only stole a car but a family's dog as well. this is tito. a mother and daughter took the french bulldog for a walk in castro valley last night. police say a black suv pulled in front of them, and four or five people jumped out armed with handguns. they snatched the mother's purse which contained her wallet and keys, and also took the dog before taking off in the suv. few hours later, the suspects went to the mother's home and stole her car. is this scary? investigators are working on identifying the suspects, and recovering that dog. >>> well, police in la are investigating a high profile burglary. the home of actress lori loughlin and fashion designer mossimo giannulli wa

martin luther king junior. by calling on the senate and the president to pass the freedom to vote and john r lewis act. first, a note of deep gratitude to martin luther king iii, andrea waters king, the 180 partners working together to call on americans to march at this year's -- to mark this year's mlk day and the true spirit of the holiday, by holding our lawmakers accountable, to protect our voting rights. the mission of this coalition is simple. demand the senate and the president apply the same amount of urgency and pressure to deliver infrastructure as it will to deliver our democratic right to vote. last year resell congress pass a historic infrastructure bill. we have long recognized that our country's roads and bridges are crumbling and in need of repair. but our democracy is crumbling too. it also needs repair. that is why on dr. king's birthday this saturday, the kings join thousands of marchers and scores of local partners in phoenix, arizona, to march across a local bridge and deliver a message dir

martin: i think so.e can all see the sectors that have performed strongly in the past year, and particularly we had the technology sector, but energy and real estate also performed strongly. but consumer discretionary's and industrials were lagging. there were particular twists and turns that could take place. but i think the global sector, a lot of the u.s. investors stayed at home, and i think u.s. investors with the fed hiking in 2022 are probably likely to search for opportunities globally in 2022 compared to what they have done in the last three years, where they really were not participants in the global stock market. tom: how much exposure do you want to have to to the u.s. versus europe this year? martin: the european stock market can play very strongly simply because that ecb is going to be a solid tailwind throughout the year, but also fiscal policy will be a solid tailwind. it is very different from prior periods where we had fiscal contraction of various extents. that is going to happen, but

how are you now, martin? you said at the - now, martin? part of the year— way i can put it. for a large part of the year you are climbing the ladders — of the year you are climbing the ladders and everything is looking good. _ ladders and everything is looking good, and i ended up in hospital with an — good, and i ended up in hospital with an infection and i was in hospital— with an infection and i was in hospital for a week. they were back down _ hospital for a week. they were back down the _ hospital for a week. they were back down the snake and back at number one. down the snake and back at number one so _ down the snake and back at number one so you — down the snake and back at number one. so you almost have to reinvent yourself _ one. so you almost have to reinvent yourself all — one. so you almost have to reinvent yourself all the time. sometimes it does get _ yourself all the time. sometimes it does get you down. but people like stuart. _ does get you down. but people like stuart. my— does get you down. but people like stuart, my fr

let me shift to doctor martin . what's policy changes through authorization could ensure that hud disaster recovery dollars are distributed more equitably, more quickly it especially among communities that are always, almost always the hardest by these natural disasters? >> we're talking about certain cases of what permanent authorization piand one is knowing that there's going to be resources coming down and all of these expedited and clear with partitions that state and local grantees will be able to make programs much more clearly adjusting for the most vulnerable communities in their region center affected and that is certain in the long-term folks and i thinking in particular ksthose folks are less likely to be able to survive waiting for a long repairs. they're the ones who slipped through the p cracks so there earlier and more consistent on funding and it's easier to get grantees to target do outreach for those communities to make sure that they are eligible for consistence. >> let me pursue that. as you know

martin luther king, jr. in oakland at 11:00, there is an event called hope in the hour of homicide that will be taking place with community members where they'll be honoring dr. king and addressing the issue of violence and then posing some solutions. it will be at the outer courtyard of oakland city church. at the same time in oakland, a caravan and drive thru give away for eighth annual day of action. this will be at the port of oakland. a distribution of necessities to help the homeless is set to honor dr. king as well. at 1:30 in san francisco, northern california dr. martin luther king, jr community foundation will have a series of events centered around justice. there are many other events that churches and other organizations are putting on. we'll try to put some of those on our website later this morning. that's kpix.com. >> a lot going on today. >>> a live look at san jose where later this morning the city parks and recreation department will hold a public mlk day clean up. it gets underway at 8:45

martin or mr.ayberry can you talk about the data provision and why is accurate data so important to have a clearly i there is concern for accurate data right now? >> thank you for that question my can tell you we need to make sure before the bill is passed that those data-sharing provisions have been well vetted. it's so critical that the man had shared that information so there is no duplication of benefits. duplication of benefits and how we check on those takes a lot of time and cost a lot of money. the more data they can be shared between fema and hud the better it will be and will make for more efficient operation. i'm glad you asked that question because we certainly need to make sure that it's in the legislation and it is. we just need to make sure before it gets passed as well vetted. >> when you ask a question about data center that is music to a music to researchers here so i'm happy to say they are two types of data. one is operational dated that my colleague suggested and that would inc

martin luther king jr. and caretta scott king. to hear yolanda speak about the future and what this all means to young people and how proud her grandparents are. and to hear adria talk about what is at stake in all of this couldn't be more clear. martin, thank you for the challenge that you have put forth. it is my honor also to be here with the leadership of the house, the leader of the congressional black caucus, eric holder and mr. clyburn and others to make sure this legislation, the freedom to vote act, was passed. and terry sewall has been the author of the john lewis voting rights act even before it was called that. she has been for it for years and advocating relentlessly and you will hear from them. let me just say that what the family had to say about the history and the prospects, let us just say amen. in congress we would say i , associate myself with the remarks. and i want to add this, because i was always watching the king family from school. in fact, i was at the march. i couldn't stand -- s

martin. in your research doctor, policy changes through authorization could ensure that the hud disaster and recovery dollars are distributed more quickly more fairly, and in particular with communities that are always hit hardest by these natural disasters? >> certainly, and we're talking about different pieces of authorization when it allows. one is the actual knowing that you have resources coming down, and the actual amount of resources. and all of these expedited unclear, will be able to make programs much more robust, much more clearly addressing the most vulnerable communities and in their center affected. and they in particular those folks are the least likely to be able to survive waiting for a longer period. they are the ones who slipped through the cracks. so the earlier and were consistent funding, the easier it is for the -- to target. and you reach for those communities. to make sure that they're eligible for assistance. >> thank you and let me pursue that, because as you know i

martin. mr. sprayberry, i mentioned to the ranking member what you said about the ad hoc situation and the problems it causes. from your experience in north carolina, how would reauthorization of cdbgdr help contrasted with what we do now? >> yes, sir, thank you for that question. it will allow states to effectively plan to receive the funds. and that's critical. you know, if it's codified, and we know it's coming, the team can begin planning. we know that's going to reduce delays in implementation. as i mentioned, during hurricane florence we had to wait to get our federal register notice. when you have people standing by to get that type of information out, it slows everything up. so i think that that would help us out. also we want to talk about establishing a front end front for cdbgdr mechanism so we could begin to procure staffing and have contracts in place so that when the funding is actually allocated from hud and hits the state, we're well-prepared to basically pivot and start getting t

martin luther king jr. and caretta scott came's only grandchild, and i know that when he talked about his dream, he was also dreaming of for. she is just 13 years old. in 2013, when she was five, the voting rights act was gutted by a supreme court decision that said states with a history of racist voter suppression didn't need oversight anymore because racism was a thing of the past. in 2021, when she was 12, the supreme court toppled the rest of the voting rights act and her home state passed laws that make it even harder for black and brown georgians to vote. today, yolanda and her peers, children just 13, have fewer voting rights than the day they were born. what would mlk say about that? is that the dream that he held for his granddaughter? i asked senator's mansion and senator sinema and all those who stand in the way of restoring voting rights if that is the legacy that you want to leave behind. many have chosen that path before you, and there are say it -- stains on our country's history. after the c

martin luther king jr. his birthday was yesterday. he would have been 93 years old. >> for mental health therapists in oakland, this will be a day of action. black therapists at kaiser permanente in oakland and richmond will strike tomorrow. they were told they'd have martin luther king day off as a paid holiday and then it was changed back to a regular workday. scott budman has the story. >> reporter: mental health clinicians at kaiser oakland say the health care giant went back on its promise to make martin luther king jr. day a paid holiday this year. >> what are we saying as an agency that we don't respect his legacy, but civil rights. >> reporter: now sabrina, a mental health therapist at kaiser oakland says her group and hundreds of others will strike on monday to protest. >> this is not a selling point. when you tell somebody you don't get mlk day but we really believe in civil rights. >> reporter: the larger issue for her staff is the lack of therapists of color at kaiser oakland. she says there are five of them on its adult t

martin luther king on the plane.be sure that all of the bags were checked and to be sure that nothing would be wrong on the plane, we had to check out everything carefully, and we've had the plane protected and guarded all night." and then i got into memphis. and some began to say the threats or talk about the threats that were out, of what would happen to me from some of our sick white brothers. well, i don't know what will happen now. we've got some difficult days ahead. but it really doesn't matter with me now because i've been to the mountaintop. and i don't mind. like anybody, i would like to live a long life. longevity has its place. but i'm not concerned about that now. i just want to do god's will. and he's allowed me to go up to the mounta. and i've looked over. and i've seen the promised land. i may not get there with you. but i want you to know tonight that we, as a people, will get to the promised land! and so i'm happy tonight. i'm not worried about anything. i'm not fearing any man! mine eyes have seen

de méxico la empujó henry martín, alexis vega el manotazo del arquero y el olfato goleador de henry martína que en méxico sigue intentando y busque la victoria. >> ese es el olfato del goleador del centrodelantero que sabe estar en el área que la empuja como sea >> lo venían incluso agarrando de la camiseta le costó llegar al gol y aquí viene ahora a dar la vuelta, alexis vega cambió para tecatito , la tiene johnson la pierde jamaica, alexis vega otra para martín charlie buena pelota para leine , le va a caer arteaga va a la zurda el centro nada dice el árbitro. >> es una de más. >> aquí va tecatito , sigue corona se junta con charlie el centro gol gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! gooooooooooooool! de méxico, llo hizo alexis vega en 3 minutos lo dio vuelta >> llegando por los costado los centros ahora si más precisos intentaban una y otra vez, llega solo por este costado muy bien, chocando con la parte interna para asegurar el golpeo. >> lo hice el primero y esa

luther king junior, the 3rd or martin luther king. the 3rd had words for arizona senator krysten sinema who says she she is against changing filibuster rules for voting rights. >> amendment that people the right to vote in 18, 70. that didn't have bipartisan support. former have been the right to vote? some of us i'm just logic here and show that is not logical at all. >> 19 states including arizona, have passed laws in the past year that at hurdles to the voting process. >> today, president biden in the first lady's been part of the day honoring doctor king in philadelphia. the bidens packed carrots and apples out of food kitchen in the city of brotherly love. this part of their day of service. the president spent the day talking with volunteers. also they're filling boxes to help those in need the traditional day of service is typically held on the mlk holiday. but many events on the east coast took place today ahead of a impending winter storm. meanwhile, if you're looking to get out of the house for a little bit of nature is free

. >>> still to come, martin luther king iii and his wife ahead of martin luther king junior day. we will discuss his legacy and how his message is as important today as it was 60 years ago. >>> hours ago a tense hostage situation at a synagogue ended in texas. in texas we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. there's so much new in the new chicken & bacon ranch, but the clock is ticking, so we gotta hurry. there's new rotisserie-style chicken, new peppercorn ranch, new hickory-smoked bacon, new... (whistle blowing) did you just spike the footlong? sorry, i didn't want the delay of game. save big. order through the app. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrient

esta iniciativa serían conmemoración a este día, el día de martin luther king.sto manos en las obras se han comenzado a organizar alimentos. de hecho muchos de ellos todavía no han logrado comunicarse con sus familiares y no se sabe la manera en la que se encuentran. >>> del parque nacional de (nombre de lugar en inglés). se está probando un nuevo sistema. este nuevo sistema va a comenzar la mañana y los ganadores van a ser anunciado en febrero y se te quiere participar tiene que pagar diez dólares y no se redujo bolsa. se trata de crear un sistema justo y balanceado. (música). >>> claudia tenemos precisamente buen tiempo en california pero donde hay lluvia y tiene que tener cuidado es hacia el sur del estado porque hay un sistema de nubosidad que se encuentra generando precipitación hacia los Ángeles y también hacia la región de monterrey y estas lluvias no llegan hacia nuestra zona. tan solo algunas lloviznas alcanzan nuestra zona y este es el tercer impulso de humedad que viene desde el sur y que lamentablemente no llega a nuestras son así que lo que hay en n

martin luther king jr.', there is a push to pass voting rights protections in the senate or than five decades after king's murder. the fight continues for equal access to vote. >> to commemorate our father's life and his teachings with the day. >> dr. bernice king, daughter of martin luther king jr. and ceo of the king center, says we should have a day on. >> putting pressure on our united states senate to bypass the filibuster. >> as snowfalls on the martin luther king jr. memorial in washington, d.c. on what would be the civil rights icon's 93rd earth day, minutes away in the halls of congress, legislation to protect voting rights is stalled. >> passed the freedom to vote act. pass it now. >> president biden made the rounds making impassioned speeches to push congress to adopt the john lewis voting rights advancement act and the freedom to vote act, even if it means altering -- altering or limiting the filibuster. this is in response to restrictive measures passed by 19 mainly republican states to limit ac

members of martin luther king junior's family led a march in washington d. c this morning they were joined by members of congress to honor dr king on the holiday that marks what would have been his 93rd birthday. the marchers remember dr king as a champion of voting rights during his lifelong fight for social justice, and they say the right to vote is now facing one of the biggest challenges in u. s history. while we no longer have to count how many marbles in a jar or recite backwards. the declaration of independence. today's modern day voting suppression is no less pernicious. the freedom to vote john lewis act would dramatically overhaul american elections with the goal of making sure everyone who is eligible has the right to vote. it passed the house last week and is scheduled for a vote in the u. s senate tomorrow. however its passage is in doubt because democrats lack the vote to change the rules in order to avoid a filibuster by republican lawmakers. well some new information this afternoon from tonga where one person is confirmed dead. following that

martin reporting for us tonight. and we have learned that police in britain arrested 2 teenagers in connection with this hostage situation. we'll keep you updated what's going on there. and san francisco's mayor london breed also tweeted today while we are grateful everyone is safe yesterday was yet another reminder of the violent threat of anti semitism that exists in this country. san francisco will always stand in solidarity with our jewish community and all those who practice their faith in peace. >> ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 8, the battle for voting rights continuing on capitol hill. the obstacles the democrats are now working to overcome in order to pass a new bill. >> severe weather in the southeast tonight. a brutal storm is bringing freezing rain, snow, ice, even a tornado. how this is impacting travel across the country tonight. >> parts of the east coast are getting hit with some severe winter weather and this is what it looks like in north carolina where snow and slush is making it really dangerous

also coming up are celebrating the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. we'll show you some of the day of surfaces events from around the bay. >> plus, marching for voting the family of martin luther king junior is paying tribute to the civil rights icon. >> while calling for action on capitol hill and later, thieves ransack a cargo train that derailed in southern california. precious covid-19. test were on it. we've got the latest on the police investigation now underway. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right awa

of course, chief among them martin luther king. and like a lot of people, i was waiting for martin luther king's speech. everything else was prelude because he was the one i had heard about as a great orator. and he delivered it that day. it was only a 16-minute speech, but i remember it to this day. >> yeah, i think we still look at that. and for those of us who weren't around, still look at that video and just get chills. dr. carson, you've seen the ebbs and flows of the civil rights movement over the decades. coming off the black lives matter movement, though, is this perhaps one of the most active times in this country recently? >> oh, definitely. i think that people need to realize that, you know, we shouldn't romanticize the 60s. there were 200,000 people at the march. after the murder of george floyd, there were ten times that many people in the streets within days. so the movement of the 21st century is -- has just as large a following of people who are concerned about the issues that still face us today. and in fact i thin

what is the martin indicue on that? well first of all are very strongly believe that it is a huge mistake. so the palestinians particularly young. smart highly educated highly professional and very admirable advocates for for palestinian cores who have been shut out of palestinian politics. i think it's a huge mistake for them. to go down the road of the one-state solution, which is where they're headed now now for me. it's a rabbit hole. it it will not achieve their rights and to abandon. the right to self-determination when it has been recognized. by the whole world including israel is is a mistake of historic proportions? it should not be abandoned. it should be rehabilitated. palestinians should have a state of their own and that is the only solution one state solutions are not solution for just recipes for continuing the conference pure and simple. so i understand fully the argument that you know, it's hard to believe in the two state solution. it's hard to imagine that the palestinians will a viable contiguous sta

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martin luther king junior day. what we do have out there is also some nice and clearing skies. we've had some partly cloudy conditions this morning and we even had a couple light sprinkles. let's zoom in on some of those areas that we are looking at a few light showers, including along highway one light light showers right above treasure island as well as of the berkeley san mateo bridge also saying nothing more than a sprinkle or 2. so not a rainy day by any means, but something to know for sure. don't be surprised if you feel a few of those. as you venture outside. otherwise today is a partly cloudy one. nice bright skies still making its way through those clouds that will be working their way in and out across the bay area tomorrow and wednesday will clear back out a lot compared to today with some mostly sunny conditions. >> and overall, some really pleasant weather to be making our way through the start of this week. 50's and 60's for your highs near the coastline. temperatures for our bayshore in inland citie

martin luther king.s all for show. take, for instance, kamala harris who famously plagiarized this story from dr. king during the 2020 election. >> my mother used to have a very funny story about how i was fussing and she said kamala what do you want? and i said and this is how she would say it, and she would say kamala what do you want? and i say fweedom. >> pete: here now the niece of dr. martin luther king. thank you for being with us this day of an amazing man who did so much for this country. when you look at what dr. martin luther king did, his actions, his words, his deeds, the movement, and what democrats are saying it's about now, which is federalizing elections, saying that certain people can't vote, what do you make of their attempt to tie the two together? >> as we see the democrats in desperation grasping at straws to stir the emotions of the american people yet once again, to get everyone fearful, upset and fry frightened then this is just another layer of that tactic. for example, we, i wo

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but they do it every year on martin luther king junior day more than 100 volunteers here. they planted sycamores california sycamores here. i also spoke with one of the organizers of this event who said she thinks doctor king would appreciate this day of volunteer service. he felt that more than the son of racism was the sin of being silent or doing nothing. >> and so. >> i love how we have over 100 volunteers who came today and are right now planting trees with us. and then every week we have volunteers coming out planting trees. so martin luther king would be happy. >> now our city forest events like this all the time. not just on holidays. you can go to their website. our city for us dot org for more information. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> moderna is hoping to market a triple combo booster for covid influenza and the rizvi essentially the common cold. the company ceo says the annual booster would prevent people from getting multiple jabs ahead of the winter months, providing broad protection against these respiratory viruses. the flu

v w said martin vinto khan was guilty only of negligence. and that after the crucial meeting should have been honest with the american authorities. but the call maker did then sue him for damages while of into cons. executive insurance covered the majority, he was left to pay $11200000.00 euros out of his own pocket, a loss of money, but less than an average. he is pe oliver schmidt was among those who attended the emergency meeting. he was the man assigned to talking to the u. s. l. sororities, but did not tell the whole truth costing him 3 years in jail. he emerged a free man, but one who had since been sacked by v w. bestbuy for almost 20 years of my life revolved around the company and the factory. it feels weird coming back here as well. ah aah! schmidt went to court to challenge his dismissal. but has yet to reach his settlement. there is no progress now. why not? no interest from the other party d. w refuses to comment on individual cases. the pounds strike, prosecutors have charged 20 plus v w employees, for the 70 or so is still und