martin called him. martin didn't really like jazz, then started listening to songs of the movement, you know, and leadbelly and peter, paul and mary and and martin would sing along, he said, and i would i said, did he sing? well and he said, no. he sang loudly. so the interviews to me were essential. i asked his lawyer, fred gray, because the people who you get to know, well, you're with, you can ask them the really weird questions. i said, what did he smell like? and he just laughed. he said, you can't ask me what that was. martin luther king smelled like what? i said, yeah, think about it. call me back and and he said, well, like aramis cologne and and cigarets. so, you know, it's fun to try to ask people the questions that they they haven't heard before. but in addition to that, tons and tons of archival, thousands of new fbi documents have been released since the last wave of books. some of them are just out in the last few years, as i was the book every december 21st, another batch of papers were r

he calls h himself ed "legal" martin. of the stop the steel movement after that election and was a generate sixth defense attorney appointed to the job after the inauguration of president trump. he was the one who disposed of those cases after the pardons were handed down. >> john: what has been the reaction to these demotions? and what are they being demoted to, by the way? >> report: some are being demoted to the position of handling this misdemeanor crimes. they were tackling the highest profile prosecution in america a american history a few months ago. there is a broad concern that fbi agents to prosecutors inside the department of justice, everybody is looking over their shoulder, worried and email will pop up in a few minutes that they have been moved or have lost their jobs. it's hard to function as a professional when you are worried about that every few minutes. >> scott macfarlane on the justice beat in washington. thank you so much. mardi gras celebrations achieve their high point in new orleans tomorrow. for

the former social security commissioner, martin o'malley, warned today that the slash and burn tactics of the world's richest man, elon musk, and his department of governmental efficiency would soon disrupt the system. o'malley saying, quote, you're going to see the system collapse and an interruption of benefits. i believe you will see that within the next 30 to 90 days. he added. people should start saving now. just be careful where you save that money, folks, because this afternoon, donald trump confirmed that his costly tariffs on goods from canada and mexico would kick in tomorrow. and stocks immediately plunged off a cliff, with the dow losing 650 points. and oh, by the way, tonight james dennehy, he was the head of the fbi's new york office. well he was forced to resign because he wouldn't help out with the purge of agents who worked on january 6th cases. there's chaos abroad. there's chaos at home. and tomorrow night, the man responsible for it all is coming to your house. yes. donald trump is set to give a joint address to congress tuesday night. this is his first since return

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families in oakland were treated to a special appearance at a martin luther king event today.re. the warriors shared this video of festus ezeli surprising kids at the 45th annual doctor martin luther king junior oratorical showcase. the event was held at skyline high school. kids from t-k to 12th grade who are in first place in district competitions, performed poetry, monologues and scenes tied to the theme. the time is right to do what is right is performance is part of the warriors ongoing celebration of black history month. festus is so great. he's so wonderful about just giving back to the community in that way. but anthony flores here now talking more basketball. yeah, i was looking at my script here. it's march right? so that means the madness is about to tip off shortly. the cal women's basketball team has been nearly unbeatable at home this season. the record, they said today with their milestone victory over miami. stick around. home. tomorrow the warriors will play at charlotte. now, last night they were in the city of brotherly love. the dubs dropped a golden opport

house advanced a plan to slash billions from the nutrition program in the coming years are raquel martin has the latest. >> fridays are now farmers market day at bread for the city in washington, d.c., people are able to stretch their dollars as much as they used tracy collins who leads the food program says lines are growing even combined with snap dollars. he says hundreds of families are struggling to get by the prices of groceries have gone up significantly so stretching their snap dollars has become. impossible. anxiety is setting in at the local food bank of the street. republicans in congress are eyeing cuts to snap in next month's budget. one idea on the table expand work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents by law. snap is not available to most adults. 18 to 54 if they are not working at least 20 hours per week. >> after 3 months, what do you think the impact of >> making it more strict will be for the folks that we're seeing. we're able bodied who are unemployed and looking for work. and when i asked them about their income, they like hopefully next month, fin

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for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> why raquel from dc back to the bay looking liveo. some clouds have moved >> does that mean the we're going to get some rain kyla? does not really really it's tomorrow morning. we have that chance of showers that's going to roll in. i'm guessing tonight we're going to really good sunset, because of some of that cloud cover. you're taking a live look from the east bay. >> it is a little cool out there today. lots of 50's across the bay right now. you can see santa rosa hanging out in the 60's, but it is just though 60's. so obviously we've fallen below average and we're also seeing this wind is really kicking some of these gusts, upwards of 2025 miles per hour. that will stay that way as we go throughout the afternoon and evening before starting to pull back in the overnight hours. and it's all because we've got this little bit of a pattern change coming here. he had one low pressure system that's headed away. and then another one that is headed in. and you can see that moisture tail right there and it's sitting offshore. and that's

our washington correspondent raquel martin has more. >> the 2 leaders are not on the same page today, president trump in a press conference again pressured president zelenskyy to sign a ceae-fire deal even suggesting zelensky won't be around much longer. if he does not. but at this point, president zelenskyy seems on interested unless the u.s. can provide security assurances decision a case. that exactly 3 days after the shouting match heard around the world, president donald trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. >> are still at odds over how to and ukraine's war with russia. creek lindsey said sunday, a peace agreement is still very, very far away. following a meeting with european leaders, the statement sparking backlash in washington. better not be right about that. andrew social president trump blasted the lindsay calling it the worst statement he could have made adding, quote, america will not put up with it for much longer. when i just think you should be more appreciative because this country is stuck with them through thick and thin. echoing the president. national

and and i think the book is terrific in spite of that chapter on martin van buren. but but i'll pick it up there. i think that one of the things about presidential inaugural addresses is that, as has been pointed out, is that they do operate according to a template or, are formulaic. and that is true for a number. that's true for almost all the presidents who've taken the oath of office and delivered inaugural addresses. but it is not true of donald trump trump. donald trump, i think, can best be understood in from a different perspective. but one is as non-politician. he he is and has claimed to be and the other is as a politician. so if we cast and look at the different presidential addresses, they've all been delivered by politicians, one kind or another with the possible exception of jackson. although jackson was very sort of interested in politics and involved politics and had run for the presidency before, he eventually wanted then tries to demonstrate that he really belongs to the politician class by following much of that formula like sort of outline, expres

our washington correspondent, raquel martin has more. >> the 2 leaders are not on the same page today, president trump in a press conference again pressured president zelenskyy to sign a cease-fire deal even suggesting zelensky won't be around much longer. if he does not. but at this point, president zelenskyy seems on interested unless the u.s. can provide security assurances decision a case. that's exactly 3 days after the shouting match heard around the world, president donald trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. >> are still at odds over how to end ukraine's war with russia signal craig lindsey said sunday a peace agreement is still very, very far away. following a meeting with european leaders. the statement sparking backlash in washington. better not be right about that. andrew social president trump blasted the calling it the worst statement he could have made adding, quote, america will not put up with it for much longer. when i just think you should be more appreciative because this country is stuck with them through thick and thin. echoing the president. nationa

kron four's capitol correspondent raquel martin has the latest says one of the food bank's braces forchanges. >> fridays are now farmers market day at bread for the city in washington, d.c., people are able to stretch their dollars as much as they used tracy collins who leads the food program says lines are growing even combined with snap dollars. he says hundreds of families are struggling to get by the prices of groceries have gone up significantly so stretching their snap dollars has become. impossible. anxiety is setting in at the local food bank of the street. republicans in congress are eyeing cuts to snap in next month's budget. one idea on the table expand work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents by law. snap is not available to most adults. 18 to 54 if they are not working at least 20 hours per weekl >> after 3 months, what do you think the impact that? >> making it more strict will be for the folks that we're seeing. we're able bodied who are unemployed and looking for work. and when i asked them about their income, they like hopefully next month, finding

and i loved how he put martin luther king in the center. >> reporter: as a parent, how do we processexperiences? >> i was so glad that ms. facet, the librariaian took note, out all the students to notice my child. i was, just, you know, i appreciate librarians. >> reporter: zoe's love for reading so inspiring we decided to give her a surprise, too. >> bryan collier? >> it is a pleasure to meet you. >> it is a pleasure to meet you, too. i love your books. >> you warm my heart when you say that. >> reporter: her favorite author sharing his words of wisdom. why did you step forward and say, yeah, i want to give her these books. >> the very notion that somebody's attracted to words and books, i love the way booking feel and how much they weigh and the stories that they tell. it's a time machine. u can go anywhere in the world in a book. >> those stories are going to make a great start to your week. thanks to you for >>>

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attorney for dc, ed martin, who seems to be quite a character, about some of what he said, and he isses from officers united states. we'll see what happens. i don't have much trust in the current republican congress. you met, you were part of, i think, roger wicker. was he in the meeting with you today? >> he was. >> okay. so roger wicker, who's the chair of the armed services committee, mississippi senator, he posted this picture. it was that saying that the deal was a huge step forward in securing mutual prosperity and peace for americans and ukrainians. it was a picture of him shaking hands with zelensky. he then deleted that post afterwards. what was the bipartisan meeting like? >> the bipartisan meeting was extremely positive. we were on one side. he on the other ten of us bipartisan, and he was hailed as a hero. zelensky was ready, willing and able to sign that agreement. and what was most striking, chris, is the recognition that we have a mutual and common interest with ukraine defending democracy. putin will keep going against other democracies if he is not stopped in ukraine

earlier in the week, ed martin described himself as trump's lawyer.rtment is not the personal law firm of the president. joining us now, former federal prosecutor and former justice department lawyer brendan ballou. welcome, mr. >> mr. ballou. thank you for being here. i have talked to a number of people who have either been fired outright or who are currently placed on administrative leave. and one person i spoke with is a general counsel at an agency. they don't want to say which one because they'll be found out quite easily. who is career nonpolitical administrative leave with the promise of being fired? and i said, what do you want people to know? what should people know? and they said that we are living through a coup. that, to me is very chilling. is that the feeling inside the justice department? >> i mean. >> whether or not you describe. >> it as a coup, this is a. fundamental change in what the department of justice is supposed. >> to be. >> you know. >> after watergate, you. >> know, the department of justice really reformed itself. >> to be

invitado especial en un evento para honrar al líder de los derechos civiles de los estados unidos, martinciudad de oakland. qué bien por ellos y qué bien que participaron en estos en este evento! véanlo ustedes. felicidades! le comento que este fin de semana la academia de ciencias de san francisco inauguró una iniciativa conocida como dino díaz. vea de qué le hablamos. por primera vez, las familias podrán ver esos dinosaurios que ellos lo denominan como animatrónicos o son animados y electrónicos de tamaño real en los jardines exteriores de la academia. y no solo eso, sino que ellos, los visitantes, también podrán buscar fósiles de dinosaurios en la arena. quienes acudan a la exhibición podrán sentirse como todos unos paleontólogos. me imagino que si tienen niños menores de edad o adolescentes, les va a encantar. así es que debe de llevarlos. a mí me gustaría ir también. recuerde que a las >> el lunes 3 de marzo estÉ bien informado aquÍ en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. el presidente de ucrania sigue estando dispuesto a mantener un diÁlogo constructivo con estados unidos y firmar el acuerd

>> it was so beautiful, i started crying and i love that he put martin luther king in the center. >>beautiful as what your daughter experiences? >> i was so glad that the librarian took notes out of all the students, to notice my child. i appreciate librarians. >> low zoe's love for reading so inspired, we decided to give her a surprise, too.that. >> it's a pleasure to meet you, too, i'm a big fan of your books, i love them so much. >> you warm my heart we see that. >> brian collin, her favorite offer -- author saying his words of wisdom. >> why did you step forward and say -- >> zoe, you are the star. >> it's a time machine, you can go anywhere in the world, in a book. >> zoe, you are the star. that's nbc nightly news for the saturday, i'm jose diaz balart, thank you for the privilege of your time, and good accused of ambushing a police officer on the peninsula. exactly one week ago. we've got updates on the case. so much beauty. plus another weekend of action in the bay area with people standing up for our national parks. their message to the white house as it continues with federa

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the shop on ninth street has been closed since last month, after owner martin olive was shot seven times in a seemingly unprovoked attack. vapor made the announcement tonight on social media, saying they hope the closure is not permanent. but given the attack and the state of the retail cannabis industry, the shop has decided to extend its closure. a war of words in the oval office today between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. >> you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position, and he happens to be right about from the very beginning of the war. you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now you don't where you're playing cards, you're playing cards gambling with our lives. >> zelensky came to washington today expecting to sign a deal allowing the u.s. greater access to ukraine's rare earth minerals. but that signing was quickly called off following today's heated exchange. the contentious meeting now threatens to reset the clock on negotiations to end the war with russia. president trump

you know, i think that's probably what martin luther king thought about in his book. where do we go from here? when you said are you going to ask me that question? i immediately thought about, you know, how he wrestled. well with the issues of civil rights and voting and other concerns of, just a decent life, you know, for all people, regardless who you are, to be able to experience. that's why i went to rural and urban and to old and new, right? because this is like a commonality is a thread of what people want. so where do we go from? first of all, let me just say this and i really express it's in the book. you don't have to be a technologist to love and you don't have to be a technologist, love, social justice. and to understand the importance of technology. you could be a farmer or that math school, you know, that math teacher and garrett county who's like, i know why this is important. even though these kids can't this home. you can be like that barbershop. you can be like francis in the parking lot. so i don't think this is issue that we should shy away from. as

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the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps. vince and martin l g 0. so well, that's ultimate. tell him a price for the moment so you can always find much more information on our website that alex's here don't. com. i will be back in just a moment though with much more of the day's news to stay with us. the examining the impact of today's headlines. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion. international filmmakers and world class journal. bring programs to inspire you on edge of the what's it like to be an on documented person in donald trump's american m. o. r. a 100 and documented farm worker lives in a constant state of fear. my needs are greater than the see if i don't go out to work, i won't have anything to feed. my son, being separated from him is her greatest fear. those fears are shared by the estimated 1800000 undocumented persons in california alone. these are the people donald trump, calls dangerous criminals, being documented here and now means being afraid to go to your job. right? to take your kids to school, afraid even to l

the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps. vince and martin l g 0. a us president, donald trump has declared english the national language of the united states by executive order. while it has been the country's dominant language, it hasn't had official status until now. how did your cost reports? english is now the official language of the united states officially for president trump signing the executive action addresses his long time complained of foreigners diluting the english language in the united states. just the craziest think they have languages that nobody in this country is ever heard of. 32 states have policies making english their official language, but this is the 1st time the federal government has taken the same action. the white house says designating english, the national language promotes unity establishes efficiency in government operations and creates a pathway for civic engagement. but not all agree, this is a place to be white nationalist crowd, and i think we see that. and of course, donald trump believes that that pay

manchester united managing, moving a martin says he is not naive as also united. we're not talk to the effect called by put them on penalty. the i'm off has rejected, as well as demand for an extension to phase one of the guys to cease fire, accuse and get a black metal off the demands to release more captives, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions for the 2nd phase. of the do that would have seen the release of the remaining is ready captives, a complete withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza and an end to the will. the other identity. neil, what the if the thing yeah, wants to continue committing text strikes. genocide instead of ation again in front of the world, then it's the responsibility of the world to confront and detour him. yes, we'll do it. we say that the cease fire agreement exists and we should move forward with implementing it. we will not leave outlines or succumb to threats in one phase, one to ended on saturday as well blocked all food and live saving a from entering gaza. egypt cause of and jordan have

police responded to that area near martin avenue around 215 in the morning.e person on the road with major injuries. medical personnel pronounced them dead at the scene, and south white road was closed between mount mckinley drive and rocky mountain drive in both directions. police say this is the fourth fatal traffic crash of 2025. >> evacuations have been ordered in parts of the carolinas after a brush fire sparked up this weekend amid dry conditions and gusty winds there. in south carolina, firefighters were working to contain a fire west of the coastal resort city of myrtle beach. and in north carolina, firefighters were working to contain multiple fires in four forests, with the largest about 50 miles east of charlotte. south carolina's governor, by the way, has declared a state of the emergency and a statewide burning ban is currently in effect. >> former new york governor andrew cuomo is making a political comeback with an announcement this weekend that he is running for new york city mayor. >> and this does fall in. >> new york city is in trouble. yea

the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps. vince and martin l d 0. 9. people have been arrested out of protest against it on most get a new york city tesla data ship. it's one of a series of riley's against most curious heading up and government initiative to slash spending. i'm call government jobs. as a federal work is, has been let go, and funding has been taught to hundreds of programs do as president donald trump has deemed english the national language of the united states by executive order. and while it's been the historically dominant language of the country, it happened had an official, spacious, until now. san diego castro reports from silver spring maryland. the english is now the official language of the united states officially for president trump signed the executive action addresses his long time complained of foreigners diluting the english language in the united states. to so crazy is think they have languages that nobody in this country is ever heard of. 32 states have policies making english their official language. but thi

the trump administration has promised to hire more seasonal workers to fill the gaps. vince and martin, how does 0? well, president donald trump has designated english as the official language of the united states for the 1st time, the nation's history, the white house, as the decision aimed to unify the country and streamline government operations. the executive order of, of oaks, the presidential mandate from the 1990s, which required federally funded agencies to provide help to non english because the agencies come now choose how much help they'll offer. at least 30 american states had already designated english as the official language. the us will send up to $3000.00 additional troops to a southern border to help prevent a legal crossing from mexico defend secretary pete headset ordered the deployment as part of the campaign against undocumented migraines. the pentagon says thousands more could be deployed in the coming months. suppose and opponents of origin, tony and president, how the men they gathered outside the countries national congress. and when aside is as he delivered t

with the finishing had of his younger brother alex the main races on sunday defending champion jorge martin isn't taking part because of injury and it was the 3rd time lucky for stuff. and also said suppose that they've divide tennis championships every player has twice been a leasing finalist at this. turn this, this time out to be to see lakes. always a alley. assume a tenant on the street says queen street 12 title in history or when the season going back into the world's top 10. so the 1st one. all right, that is all you support for now, laura, back to you for thanks very much and they were going to leave you with some spectacular images from kind of the fall. no see aurora borealis as illuminations guys across the northwest territories. the lighting view is in the architect region . the slash steel display was visible for kilometers, painting the night, vibrant shades of green fi just as big this light. so it's a geographic stone for goods by a powerful sort of fly. as it for me, flora kyle, for those days i'll be back in just a very much the full of the day. the prospecting for diamon

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the main race is on sunday, defending champion jorge martin isn't taking part because of injury. in the, in the cleveland have the boston celtics and a meeting of the top 2 keys and the eastern conference to 22 point down that came back to people defending champions, donovan mitchell, top sports for the past. with 41 point there's some things had daunted. to celebrate it was the 26th birthday, the 31 points for the la lakers. is there a city ramos, the clippers, it's their 5th street victory and 11th. when in 13500 all started dante and vegas star and baseball is shown here. autonomy is warming up nicely for the new season. after shoulder surgery, he didn't take long to find his range in spring training, smashing and home runs to the los angeles dodgers against his summer. jean ellie and jose dodgers play the 1st game of the regular season in tokyo later this. okay, and that is all your support for now back to you w. thank you so much for will see you again very shortly. but so for me, tell me the credit for this news. uh, but there was much more on our website itself. is there a

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so, not only will america get the full epstein file silk at jfk, they'll get martin luther king.t is fantastic ice in the southern district of new york is sort has been holding onto this information for a reason. that is they do not like the names on the list. and of course we know new york is a hotbed of the democrat party that includes legal circles. do you think that's part of the issue they are trying to protect a lot of names and individuals? >> you know mark, i have not reviewed the information yet. as a lawyer, as a prosecutor i want to review everything before i make a firm conclusion. but i find it very interesting that they held that from us i will find out who withheld that they will not be working for us anymore. mark: once all that is gathered you're going to put out in the public with the obvious and necessary reductions including the people who were the victims and the phone numbers and so forth. but, for the perpetrators ice and we will see their names, yes? >> will certainly. nothing can be withheld on the as you note grand jury information, anything confidential

host: newly released, martin is the author and is with us this morning. taking your phone calls per john is up first in new york. independent, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. excuse me sir. i'm 77 and -- guest: young man. caller: [laughter] i knew i liked you for something. i do remember the cuban missile crisis. i remember my father stockpiling in the seller. i remember really the fear of going around the neighborhoods and people talking about and armageddon. but as i grew older i kind of did a little reading into it and i remember some people saying that the real hero of the missile crisis wasn't so much john kennedy it was khrushchev and the reason they felt that way was exactly what you said, he backed down. an interesting sidebar of the story was as i remember reading the united states had jupiter missiles in turkey which are intermediate range missiles at the time capable of reaching deep inside the soviet union. in order to level the playing field, khrushchev decided that he would send in these missiles as i understand it into cuba

[laughter] >> stephen: your buddy martin scorsese uses music a lot when he's directing.ng down. he knows when he edits it, he might want that song to be associated with that scene. do you use music to get into character? >> robert: no. i can. sometimes i use music to feel certain way. >> stephen: do you do an animal spine? she skis easily beneath the ceiling of stars. do you do any of that vocal stuff? >> robert: that's interesting. maybe i'll try that. >> stephen: just say some of my acting is from stephen colbert. >> robert: i did something when i had to cry and i saw a commercial -- not sappy music but very sad kind of music and it actually worked. it got me to cry every time i watched it so i play it and i do the scene. >> stephen: please tell me remember what the commercial is. >> robert: i don't. it was too long ago. >> stephen: ♪ good morning yesterday ♪ ♪ you wake up and time has slipped away ♪ >> robert: you're going to make me cry. >> stephen: that's what i'm trying to do. 2025 marks the 40th anniversary of one of my favorite films, "brazil," that you are in. y

new york attorneys general had in their arsenal a powerful 1921 law called the martin act, which prohibitedng fraudulent securities to hoodwinked investors, but they only used it against small targets-- ponzi schemes and the like. spitzer unleashed its full power against wall street, determined to catch stock analysts in a lie. the quintessential small investor was paying the price for this, and i believe it's my job to protect them. masters: so spitzer goes to merrill lynch first, and he brings a case against them, which particularly picks on a single analyst named henry blodget. we still believe in yahoo! as a long-term platform that's really capable of competing with aol. masters: there were these instances where he would be on tv saying these stocks are the greatest thing since sliced bread, and then there would be him complaining internally in an email like... um, which you can figure out what that means. so if you're telling the public one thing, and you're saying something else, that sounds like fraud. eliot was the basis of real, systemic change. he had exercised more power than mas