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martin: so, that red grid is what? >> wolverton: those are new roads. and alle blue spots, that you can see here, are buildings. >> martin: so, this is one little corner of, of syria. could you do this for the entire country? >> wolverton: we can absolutely do this for the entire country. i can show you over here. we can zoom out. and you can see that we've run this algorithm over the entire country, and you can see all of the roads and buildings. >> martin: this is the first photo an american spy satellite ever took from space, in 1960-- a far-off look at a russian air field. since then, we have gotten much more spectacular looks at earth, like these taken by the apollo astronauts. but the u.s. government no longer holds a monopoly on photos from space, and has no power to stamp "top-secret" on any of the 800 million images planet has taken in its brief lifetime. making it available to everybody, people are going to come up with uses of that imagery that you haven't imagined. >> marshall: yeah... dreamed of, yeah. >> martin: and not all of them are going to be

. >> caller: i want to ask your opinion on a stock lockheed martin. >> all right >> caller: okay, i knowt lockheed martin has orders of over 400 planes at 35, and i know that also that boeing has reported a strong fourth quarter. where do you think that 616 -- $617 billion of budget for defense is going to go >> well, i have to tell you, lockheed's numbers are so-so i was a little let down, frankly. general dynamics reported just a -- you know what, kind of a number that was awful. and boeing is in a class by itself the 737 is remarkable. what a great job mullenberg did. i like it. let's go where my daughter lives, alex. >> caller: jim, we have got a question regarding gold corps. i have held it for quite a while. i'm down quite a bit on it they have just been bought out by newmont mines should i turn the stock over >> you want the newmont. we like the rand gold and we're big gold believers here. we think gold is going to 1400, 1500 we suggest that everybody have a little bit of gold in their portfolio. i feel good about that thank you, jerome powell for getting it right hey, listen, whe

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martin to beset by all instead northeast should be an waltz in doesn't know what it was i know in torn portion of it's finished i thought. nine times out. of today's horn challenge with martin hind back and forth with the man as he possibly. can although. should we hire him for tonight. because you seem to. the to. love. your max highlights. love love just the best i. possibly can johnson never gets enough last. lifestyle of her love the highlights. or lowlights strut. tension starring castro. the predominantly muslim population is fighting centralized in. the nationalist government has been responding with severe force. as the conflict escalates the picture is mounting region sixty three interest cycle of violent kashmir to militarize carrying. forty five minutes. how do you want to. discover your concept discover it with a bulbous. a school a legit off to one hundred lives the ideals of the favs are more relevant today than they were a hundred years ago missionaries are things to come to the most people sign is a way of shaping society. with a genius. powerhouse world this week on d

don't forget to pray together, children, because you will get weary, and one day we'll all be able to join with martin thinking about what dad, bernice, would have been thinking on his way over to memphis this morning. and although we heard him talk about the plane being guarded, i'm sure that his mind was focused on having and proving that nonviolence works. because there had been a previous demonstration that erupted in some violence, but i know that dad's mind was on that. my memory as he left that morning, early, around that time -- because he came three or four times. i remember saying, dad, don't go. but i remember more importantly him saying, don't worry. i'll be back. obviously, he did not come back in the traditional, physical sense. so i'm here a little emotional, but pray for us, as bernice has stated. but i'm also excited, and i'll tell you why in just a moment. because we know we must work to realize the dream that martin luther king jr. envisioned. and that dream was for a just and peaceful world. he believed his dream could be realized. also, as bernie said, by a true revolution of valu

of these and yes martin first of all i wish him all the best on his fiftieth birthday. and i also hope for the best for his family and hope that he gets well again. to me i'm devastated along with all his fans the things came to this but i think it's good that he's previously is being respected that he is my first time here and it's the only reason i'm here to be a little closer on his birthday the fans might never get to find out exactly what happened to their hero but for now at least a chance to relive some of his achievements is a gift. that's it you're up to date i'll have more at the top of the hour ben facility will have your business update in just a moment of the day. if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make an exit. raring to. never like this. street.

for these and we go yes martin first of all i wish him all the best on his fiftieth birthday. and i also hope for the best for his family and hope that he gets well again through to me i'm devastated along with all his fans the things came to this but i think it's good that his privacy is being respected and you know it's been assessed it's my first time here it's the only reason i'm here to be a little closer on his birthday the fans might never get to find out exactly what happened to their hero but for now at least a chance to relive some of his achievements is a gift. you're watching the w. news live of from the berlin more news of the top of the hour. in a timeless way discover the halls of both house world starts january thirteenth.

god bless you all. >> in 1967 dr. martin go from here? 13 months later right here in memphis he lost his life pursuing that dream. all across america this week we have heard comments about the struggle, the dream, the movement and i think we are still asking, where do we go from here? what we do know from here is the challenges that lie before us and the challenges that dr. martin luther king jr faced back in the 60s. the challenges of eradicating poverty , the challenges of raising our children to be respectable and law-abiding adults. the challenge as adults that we have to raise our babies in a way that is progressive and enlightening. i think we gathered today to recognize the dream, to acknowledge the dream, to recommit to the dream but also to leave here convicted of a challenge that lies ahead. let us leave here today with the dream in our heart and with a commitment in our sole. thank you. >> good afternoon. a lot of people have given voice to the idea that this week as encompassed the continuation of passover and th

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all in stride. so what's going on? we had pfizer, we had 3m, lockheed martin, harley cut theirthey all profit forecast. some cited tariffs, some cited risingaw material cost some cited slower growing growth. some others provided 2019 guidance that was in line or a little better, so not all bad, but it looks le the market sniffed out these lower estimates when we had all that turmoilceack in deer. a lot of this has been priced in already. all right, that's a little bit of good news. we've got 130 companies reporting so far. that's a quarter of the way through earnings season. here's the major trends so far. first, fewer companies are sting earnings and revenues beats than usual for the fourth quarter. that's not good. guidance is trending lower for the full year 2019, so full-year growth estimates for the s&p 500 have come down since early october and are now in the low single digits, so down to aut 5% from about 10% growth at the start of october. this is for2019. there's a debate over how much earnings growth will slow down. someie b we'll be entering an earnings recession this year. that would be two

martin luther king, jr. for the hour. all of that and more, coming up. this is demomocracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. totoday is a federal holiday honoring dr. martin luther king. he was born 9090 years ago this month on january 15, 1929. he was assassinanated apapril , 196868, at the lorraine motel in memphis, tennessee. dr. king was just 39 years old. while he is primarily remembered as a civil rights leader, he also championed the cause of the poor, organizing the poor people's campaign to address issues of economic justice. dr. king was also a fierce critic of u.s. foreign policy and the vietnam war. in 1964, dr. king became the youngest recipient of the nobel peace prize. days before he receceived that a award in ososlo, norway,. king traveled d to london. on dececember 7, 1964, dr. king gave e a speech sponsored by the b british group christstian actionon about t the civil rights strugge in the united states, as well as the anti-apartheid movement in south africa. the e speech was recorded by saul bernstein, who was workining as the

this is all on martin luther king day here where a great deal of attention is being paid to the democratictive of donald trump, who might that be. ed lawrence has been looking at the field and the latest entrant. >> neil, the california congressman came to washington d.c. where it's 20 degrees. senator kamala harris not known from backing down from a challenge. going into her third year in the senate. she said she wants to be president, to keep america safe. when it comes down to it, we all have the same fears. >> i say that to say what i know to be true. when people wake up in the middle of the night, a mom in compton or kentucky, she's having the same concerns about how to raise the babies, how she can pay the rent, how she can retire with dignity. >> julian castro announced he's running, john delaney, new york senator kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren. a very crowded field. today senator gillibrand made it personal. >> he's tearing apart the very fabric of who we are as a nation. our very common decency. and that is what we're being called to fight against. >> and to the people lo

all feel it.>> king wanted to bring yoto. if anythi i wapele juote group, it everyo >> tributes to dr. martin luther king, jr. are happening all across the country today. in washington dc lately wreath was laid at the mlk junior memorial honoring the life and legacy of the civil rights leader. >>> president trump and vp mike pitts made an unannounced stop at the memorial today. the president made some brief remarks before heading back to his motorcade.>> good morning, everybody. it is a great day, it is a dutiful day. i thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> the memorial site is overseen by the national park service, which has been left unfunded because of the government shutdown. >>> and the shutdown is in its 31st day and president trump says it is tied for both sides to listen to each other in order to ended and secure the border. as nicole killian reports, democrats are not on board with his latest offer. >> reporter: president trump offered a proposal to end the partial government shutdown and build a border wall. >> walls are not immoral. in fact, they are of ioral beca >> reporter: the president is

all the way through tomorrow morning. i'll update yn the cold and the next storm coming up. we're talking about the weather roller coaster through the next tendays. >>> the spirit and legacy of dr. martinr king has inspired people all across the country to use this day that commemorates his birthday as an opportunity to serve others. >> megand fitzgers introducing us to a volunteeran our a who exhibits that quality all yearlong despite facing unimaginable tragedies ie life. >> reporter: if you're down on your luck and you need assistance to live and yoimprov life, the united planning organization is always there to answer the call. >> we're provippng otunities at no cost to residents. >> reporter: she's the director of volunteerhere. she's seen the impact her nonprofit has had on the livesovlives of neighbors struggling to survive. >> we provide child care, job placement, job training. >> reporter: but one particular volunteer ps more than just food and resources. >> my name is wanda. >> she's genuine and sincere and . meone people can relate >> reporter: her name is wanda dudley and she gives hope to people f whol like life has dealt them an unbearable hand because she felt that way t

what i can't believe is that you all are telling me from the channel, one of your anchors said when trayvon martin was killed, that if you don't want to be perceived as a thug, you shouldn't wear a hoodie. from you all who said that black young men who wear hoodies should have -- to tell me that a maga hatou should not be viewed in a certain way, it's absolutely hypocritical. a >> laura: bishop, i have to say i think -- putting aside your comments, i think you're making a really good point about profiling people based on what they wear. i think that's an excellent point. you shouldn't profile. someone wants to wear a hoodie let them wear a darn hoodie. someone wants to wear a hillary button or bernie button or hate. good for them. it's a political expression. i don't judge them on the clothes they wear. you shouldn't. if i've ever done that, i am wrong. i think we have to apply that standard across the board, and i actually think -- >> we agree on that. >> laura: i think you could work with president trump on a lot of issues. i'm not saying that to try to be cute here. i actually think if you and

the fbi was monitoring the case on martin luther king and all of that. the leaders of top to the grassroots leaders. fbi files that you can look on them. i cannot find the fbi file on the beauticians because they were involved in some of the same work and more radical than some. when they do appear sometimes, pennies robinson in the article which we will talk about in a moment, her husband appears in the record as, the fbi record. she was identified as an unidentified woman. because the beauty shop is viewed as frivolous. just women gossiping. that is our perception. diminishing of that and they were able to really flourish as political sites because they were perceived as not doing anything important. they lose that. the way that churches and other institutions were on their radar and beauticians were able to flip under them. they were underestimating them and that worked to their advantage. let's talk about what was happening in the shops. think about them within the larger context of the civil rights movement or the black freedom struggle. going back

abc reporter serena martin says while all of this is going on, they're feeling the pinch. >> reporter: barely pulled out of the complex when their trip to afghanistan ended before it began. they denied them use of a military plane for a trip to afghanistan that the president called a public relations event, writing, we will reschedule this when it's over. >> it's petty, small, unbecoming of the president of the united states. >> the government is shut down. yes, it was appropriate. >> reporter: the implications real for families across america. >> i've pawned everything i can imagine and now i'm just at my wit's end. >> many embarrassed that they would need to for the first time depend on food stamps, food pantries, and handouts. >> reporter: some federal employees withdrawing money against their retirement accounts, so called hardship withdrawals over 34% from the same time last year. but the shutdown unlikely to end. even lindsey graham called the trump/pelosi spat inappropriate. the reason they canceled the trip is because they wanted to keep the speaker in washington for discussio

allen martin, kpix 5. >> the volunteers are all women. all of them have full time jobs.hey meet with the clients after work and on the weekends to keep this program going. you too can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix5.com/hero. >>> a comedian louis c.k. about to perform a sold out show in the bay area tonight. how protesters plan to descend on his gig. cvs pharmacy. ed gets copays as low as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. the show at the san jose improv is sold out... but some people are not happy wi well protests are planned to night at a south bay venue. the show is sold out but some people are not happy with his appearance. louis c.k. disappeared from the stage last year rafti aitdmng then last month he was sharply criticized from walking survivors of the school shooting in parkland florida. the promotion for tonight's show says louis c.k. is tr

home and several thousand graves abroad are you saying we can't have it and are all real enemy is ourselves ok lockheed martin c.e.o. marilyn houston told politico that she couldn't achieve all this without quieting that little voice in your head that doubts whether you can do that next job or take on that special assignment and instead you listen to the other voice in your head that says kid. yeah mary's. i've been trying to focus that now a little bit more every day. this is. this is a p.r. campaign that is using they're using feminism to rebrand the art of butchering brimful around the world as if of progressive it are just so much more than p.r. raytheon the maker of the school bus bomb has now partner with the girl scouts we desperately need and then to cater to the workforce that can create innovate design and to tap into that large untapped resource of the girls in america vision about making the world a safer place and the girl scouts vision of making the world a better place couldn't be more well suited just partners raising the scouts says you know i can't wait till we have girl scout badges made ou

this is not -- i mean fbi was monitoring, you know, the tapes on martin luther king, all of that. mean everything, from leaders up top to the grass roots leaders. there are fbi files that you can look and see on them. i have not been able to find an fbi file on a beautician, even though these beauticians were involved in much of the same work, and some cases, even more radical work than those who were being surveilled. when they do appear, sometimes for example, bernice robinson who is in the article, which we will talk about in a moment, her cousin appears in the record, as a, in the fbi records, as she is identified in the article as some unidentified woman, right? and so there is a way that because the beauty shop is viewed as frivolous, where, what's happening there, a bunch of women in there gossiping, that's our perception of what happens in beauty shops, kind of diminishing of that, they were able to flourish as political sites because they were perceived as not doing anything important and they used that disadvantage to their advantage. and so in the way that churches and

martin. it was all 30s around. low 40s. up a little bit. upper 30s, around santa clara, campbell. and cupertino. as we're looking for a little patchy fog. not much but some of nadevelops around the 7:00 hour. everything is all set for west coast. dominant ridge of high pressure, which is deflecting everything north. coming from the west to southwest. storm track is north for now. maybe early february. february 2nd, there's a hint of something breaking through. we'll see. but we have to let everything develop to the east before things change here. it is locked in. except for the high clouds, and a little warmer. maybe a few upper 60s to near 70 today. it will be mid-60s. and 60 to 66. 60s, low to mid. santa rosa at 64. 60 in the city, 65 in santa cruz. and also toward gilroy. it will be close for others as well. dry. temps continue to inch up and a little bit. >> okay. thank you, steve. >>> 6:21 is the time. today is your chance to see the stanley cup up close. when we come back, we're going to give you a peek at the fun events in san jose for this year's nhl all-star game. >>> and

martin luther king jr. his day one of service, reflection and honor, all in e name of the man who helped change the course of civil rights in this country. news4's derrick ward shows us the tributes to dr. king in d.c. >> reporter: it's a holiday, but not one for resting and this year for those viewing one of r e big parades, not one being warm. >> it's pretty coldut here. >> reporter: on martin luther king avenue in the an costia section, the mlk parade has been a fixture for years and charles has found a prime viewing spot for most of them. >> i've been coming even before it was a holtay. i was ou here then. >> reporter: the frigid temperatures weren't enough to chill the spirits of those who came and braved the arctic air. >> yes, i am brave enoug >> reporter: a managed to play on and people marched proudly with their banners, be ohey yo seasoned. all across the area events and opportunities that embody the theme of the holiday being a day on and not a day off. in alexandria at washingto lee high school, some young people volunteeredth to help others food and books, food for the mind. >> we learned some i

envoy to yemen martin griffiths is urging all sides to show restraint after a three week old cease fire was violated several times it was agreed after months of fighting around the hooty held port that's where most of yemen's food and humanitarian aid is shift. the demands are growing in colombia for the chief prosecutor there to resign nestor told martinez is accused of covering up bribery linked to south america's biggest ever corruption scandal. has. holding flashlights housings of colombians gathered in various cities demanding their country's attorney general steps down. better math genius is accused of covering up the regularities in bribes paid in colombia by the brazilian construction giant target rich at the center of the biggest corruption scandal in the region we colombians are tired of seeing the powerful steal money and nothing happening our institutions our justice system kept captive and we want them back i q e two forces were unable to prevent protesters in front of the attorney general's headquarters taking down the offices flag and burning. i in two thousand and fiftee

and you all know tanya and you know she is here in spirit and in staunch support of nan and dr. martin luther king jr.'s day. so welcome, everyone, to the annual national action network martin lukter king jr. annual breakfast. good morning, everyone. each year the national action network hosts a celebratory breakfast to reflect on the rights and achievements of civil rights icon dr. martin luther king jr. through the work of organizations like nan, the work of dr. king's legacy continues to live on. 2019, indeed, is poized to be a very important year for the black community. from politics to business, from the arts to wellness. we have to make sure that our voices are heard. tanya and i look forward to working with reverend sharpton along with all of you in the national action network to make sure that reverend martin luther king jr.'s dream becomes a reality. today's breakfast features dynamic presenters, speakers and nominees. we are pleased to introduce you to now a very special guest hosting today's program. best-selling author, actor and our friend, mr. hill harper. >> hey, good m

well martin really wants a recount of all the votes he thinks the election was done and he wants the court to order a recount because what we know so far martin for you has been the it showing up at the court he stays still in a meeting we know some of his supporters wanted to come with him to court the police said no because the crowd to be difficult to contain those who tried to come to court were beaten and dispersed by the police what we're hearing now is because reports of a lot to come to the court here for you to have said he may not himself come to court is the major things his lawyers those lows will come with documents evidence they say prove the you won the election that means that the judges will meet on monday and maybe even choose they can throw the case out then that means looking at the will be declared president elect and he'll be sworn in as president on january eighteenth of course i'm not concerned if i you know isn't happy with the court outcome if you feel the judges aren't independent what he's going to do is going to put people to go on the streets and if that

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but their kings telephone ended up eulogizing him tonight that martin luther king was killed in really gave the most famous eulogy of all of the eulogies. how do you get from one point to the other? how do you get to the point where martin luther king was horrified when robert kennedy was named attorney general and yet was ready to endorse them for the presidency eight years later. so there's a lot going on and it's hard to record in a way because there's not a lot of documentary evidence. their relationship was behind the scene. it is no accident that there were no good pictures of martin luther king and robert kennedy together. they were group shots and stuff, but nothing really of the two of them sitting and talking to one another intensely and that is because the kennedys wanted to keep their distance for martin luther king. they didn't want to advertise their relationship with him. there's a lot of elements to the relationship that had never been written about before. it was a great challenge for me to write about it. i had an interesting conversation with robert kennedy's oldest daughter, kathleen kennedy townsend

also, on monday, january 21st, all san francisco unified school directs, schools and offices will be closed in observance of dr. martin luther king junior day. i thank you all. that ends my announcements for this evening. >> thank you. >> number five. >> thank you president cook. good evening, everyone. last night the student leaders participated in the creating of the police and school district m.o.u. they will meet with our constituents to inquire what they feel is important so the m.o.u. reflects the needs of our student body. thank you to mr. true its to advocate and be part of this important m.o.u. experience. we look forward to more sit-in engagements. >> the topic of campaign update. the sac as of today has already sold 177 t-shirts. which is record-breaking and over our 100 sales goals. the race was $2,656.77. special thank you to sfusd community for digging deep into your pockets and helping us student leaders meet and exceed our goals. we're greatly appreciated of everyone and thank you for your support. [applause] >> the mission high school basketball team will be having two games tomorrow and both boys bas

martine kalaw. [applause] >> thank you all again for coming. we are going to move to our book signing. if you want to grab a copy at the register, thank you again. give one final round of applause to martine kalaw. >> have a good night, everybody. thank you for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> live february 3rd, super bowl sunday at noon eastern, author and sportswriter dave siren is our guest on booktv's in-depth. author of many books including what's my name, full, history of sports in the united states, game over, how politics has turned the sports world upside down. and his most recent, jim brown, last man standing. >> i love sports and that's why we have to fight for sports. we need to reclaim them. we need to take sports back. if we are going to do so what we need is to know our history. that is our greatest ammunition in this fight. we need to know our history of the f leads, the sportswriters and the fans who have stood up to the machine. if for no other reason than knowing this history allows us to look at the world and see struggles can affect every aspect of life in the s

on this martin luther king day, haven't we learned at least that? can we not allthe ability to converse or trade ideas or negotiate, as the politicians in washington have certainly proven. you lose ability to move forward, and believe me, miss milano, martin luther king would want us to keep moving forward. happy martin luther king day. with me now, conservative author and speaker david harris. it's keep america great again. which according to miss milano is just as bad as the make america great again hat. how keeply phoned are you. you as a black american knowing that allysa milano thinks if you are wearing that hat you are no batter than a member of the kkk. how does that make you think and feel. i went live about this earlier as well. it's so disheartening. it's disgusting it's something that shoulder in ever be compared, a hat in today's day and age, should never be compared to a symbol of racism. the thousands upon thousands off not just black americans, but white americans that fought for our freedoms, and then died of and suffered or were tortured at at han

martin d luther king j events all around the area. nicole is along p theade route. nicole, good morning. >> good morning to you. it is definitely a c td one out hes morning. you can see some behind me, ready to line up for the martin luther king day jr. rade. let's hope for them for themselves, that they are dressed appropriately. there's no denying it. >> when i say it's co, it's cold. >> it is frigid. >> one of the coldest mornings so far. > right down to the dog bone cold. but for some, it's the kind of cold that makes you want to tackle it. >> i got to get up and go. >> temperatures well below 2 degrees. the coldest morning so far. >> i'm dressed pretty good boots, sock, tights, forgot my gloves, but i'm okay. >> in the overnight hours, 3:00 in the morning in southea d.c., flames sparked on brothers place. two people inside forced out. a third thrapped. an electrical blaze, firefighters say, a space heater and extension cord overloading the outlets. >> with this severe colnt weather, we o remind everybody if they're using portable heaters, keep them away, three

martin luther king jr. walked to maintain their human dignity and their rights. let us allberty, and the polity equality. >> he walked like the people of montgomery, alabama. the whole world listening to their footsteps. it all started when rosa parks would not give up her seat on the bus to a white man. >> as far as i can remember during my lifetime, i resisted the idea of being mistreated especially because of my race, and i felt that all people should be free regardless of their color and when the driver demanded that we give up this seat, i felt the time had come to not take it anymore. i had had enough and this was truly the end of being pushed around. >> they walked in pride and would not walk in shame. walked on weary feet, walked on weary feet until their cause was one and the highest court of the land. answering bombs and fire with love, answering violence with standing together . >> there are three ways to deal with injustice. one is to accept it slavishly, or one can resist it with arms, or one can use nonviolence. the significance of nonviolence is that finally,

. >> ricky martin and his husband, just had twins. >> all the gays are having babies. here we are, 2019. >> we have been on tour this year. >> we had so much fun. we went to caesar's palace in las vegas. >> we got to play on the stage that celine dion plays. >> it's super major. >> yeah. >> we were in hollywood also. we played at the dolby theater where the oscars was. a lot of big bravo stars came out to see us. you and i also, we had -- oh, no, we went to -- >> i don't know if this was the highlight or low light, but we were in charlotte, north carolina, and we went to andy -- >> a house party. >> andy got dmed by somebody on instagram who was like you should come to the house party we're having. i was like we're not going to this house party. >> i was like it sounds like fun. >> we went to the house party. >> when the both of us show up to a house party in charlotte, north carolina, the record scratches off the thing. it was a little off. >> it was. we had a great time on our summer vacation. we went to croatia together. this year i feel like because i knew the baby

all get some off and on rainfall. then monday the sunshine returns for martin luther king, jr. day. we'll keep that sunshine all week long with highs in the mid, maybe even upper 60s by wednesday and thursday. that is your kpix5 forecast. >> paul, thanks. >>> california's first family pulling a little switcheroo, trading the governor's mansion for the suburbs, a look at their new digs. newsom won't be living in the historic governor's mansion after all. instead he's choosing a home in the *suburbs of sacramento. governor newsom and hi >>> it turns out governor gavin newsom won't be living in the historic governors mansion, after all. >> instead he's choosing a home in the suburbs of sacramento. governor newsom and his family moved into the 142-year-old mansion earlier this month, but now the sacramento bee is reporting the family plans to move to a 3.7 million six bedroom house in fair oaks. the governor's spokesman said it will be more kid friendly for the governor's children. >>> the search is on for three intruders caught on surveillance forcing their way into a bay area home. >>

the same and we are all equal. >> reporter: martin luther king's dream is what you see people>> in today's political climate, these are frustrating times. i like to be with other people with like minds. >> it's going to be tough. >> reporter: in sacramento, ktvu fox2 news . >>> this is ktvu fox2 news at 6:00 . >>> kamala harris makes it official announcing she is running for the white house. >> we have to listen as much as we talk and that is certainly what i intend to do as a candidate for the president of the united states. >> she's the latest candidate to join a crowded field of democrats. good evening, everyone. she started her career in the bay area as a prosecutor and went from state attorney general to california senator. here's more on today's announcement. >> reporter: her career started right here in san francisco. this is where she made her most controversial decisions. >> i am running for president of the united states. >> reporter: it could be the largest sleep in her career on the martin luther king holiday. >> when it comes to how we fight about the american peo

going to stop me there we've been at it i'm always good to talk to us martin mccauley russia analyst thank you thank you. this all comes amid america's longest ever government shutdown over the standoff on funding the president's border war plans and some americans are starting to feel the impact in fact a u.s. air traffic controllers are among those who have been working for twenty four days without pay and their canadian colleagues have taken simply ordering them hundreds of pizzas apparently but the only thing some are tasting during the shutdown is bitterness. we are now in the midst of the longest shutdown the longest government shutdown in u.s. history. airports risk food inspections at risk america's credit rating the work of the f.b.i. go on it all on. the stump the sound of my one true promise of safety and security. problems will go. home. freshman republicans are just trying to take a six pack of beer on to the house floor and was told this is not allowed it's friday is that last night as you turn around. that was the british parliament one of the most crucial votes in its modern history tomorrow the p

martin luther king jr. served god. allces but the human race. brian: african-americans look at this footage had to go back of the buses and mountains colored only. baseball teams you stay in this team and you in the other. how do they remember the injustice of the past but yet look forward to the future? >> well, have you heard me say many times we cannot be color blind. we have to see color. because, if we don't see color, we will forget things that matter and will repeat that history. we have to put our glasses on. the glasses of love and faith and humanity. one blood, god made us all one blood. we are not separate races. we acknowledge that there was injustice. injustice still goes on. and then we come together as human beings and resolve it. brian: a couple things happened as you know democrats are hitting the campaign trail. there is a lot of different places where they are going to be on this martin luther king day. what do you hope they all remember about your uncle today? what is the right way to remember him as th

martin luther king jr. would say love, not hate will make america great. did you all hear that? will make america great. >> so how does this comparison to the vice president sound to you? keith? >> it's almost so laughably wrong that it just is grotesquely offensive. >> is it offensive for me to ask you that question? do you think it's offensive? >> to ask the question? >> yeah. >> or just offensive for him? >> that's your job. what's offensive is he made the comparison. i can't believe mike pence is -- he seems like a relatively intelligent man. he can't be dumb enough to possibly believe that there's any likeable comparison between dr. martin luther king jr. and donald trump. donald trump who has spent his entire life spewing racist conspiracy theories. he spent 5 1/2 years attacking the first black president, who was sued by the nixon administration for racial administration, who didn't want to hire black people at his casinos, who spent years deem nooigz the central park 5, five african-american and latino youth. he is equivalent to martin luther king jr.? and to say that on

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