breaking news this time in germantown martin luther king high school is in lockdown. right now for possible threat. the school is on 6100 block stenton avenue very well nope school steve keely is is headed there and he should be there. sky fox is headed there too. they're three, four minutes away. we're trying to get more information. another school in lockdown just like we had yesterday. >> and remember the people in the school they never know why they're on lockdown. as scary as it is for all us, boys, girls, teachers in the school don't know what is about to happen. >> uh-huh. >> and even i talked to keepers yesterday ccp they're saying some of the students they don't know what to do. what's proper protocol for lockdown. >> it's interesting you had conversation with that young lady yes she didn't know what to do they had at the same school a year ago same situation we covered it line. >> and training the day before because of that potential 2:00 threat. a lot of people let's face it it's community college going in and out and maybe that individual was not there dur

martin luther king junior's favorite book. tell us about jesus disinherited. >> he worked on the ideas in jesus disinherited many years before the book was published in 1949. doctor thurman and mrs. thurman and two other people were part of a delegation in the student christian room in salon. one of the questions i confronted them is why are you a christian because with questions, we enslave your ancestors. it was maingate a strong statements saying you are a betrayer by being a christian. so it sent thurman on two different trusts. one was in the church for the fellowship of all people. and the other, enjoy it is inheritance. his response to that question in many ways, but does uncle thurman how to help people with their backs against the wall. and what he did to deal with that idea was the fact he placed jesus in his contextual setting which meant jesus was for. jesus was a ju. and he lived in the domination of the empire. his question was how can you live with integrity and dignity and self-respect in such an environment. h

and what happened in germantown this morning at martin luther king. the 1100 student mlk high school was locked down 8:52. students inside stayed inside arriving students stayed out. >> when i got here it was like come here you can't go in the building we were on lockdown i could not figure out why. i didn't understand. >> the concern police had a tip a student enrolled here might have a stolen handgun to be among circumstance islation of teens than was never a threat made. >> no allegation of any threats against any person or school or anything. the lockdown was put in place buzz the student was identified as being a member of martin king student community. >> the student a juvenile was located and taken into custody fern rock transportation cente center. no gun was found. there apparently while registered to attend mlk school officials say he has not attended class there's this year. and after the lockdown at least one parent decided to come and get her son out of school for at least the day. earlier the chief inspector implied given recent events i

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august 28th was the, is the anniversary of martin luther king's i've got a dream speech. we didn't pick that intentionally five years ago. i announced it, and five minutes after announcing, "the new york times" tweeted out glenn beck, you know, takes martin luther king -- and i'm like, oh, jeez, how could we not know that? but now we're embracing it. >> host: back to "it is about islam." lie number two, islam is not much different than christianity or judaism. >> guest: it's radically different. the biggest difference is it hasn't had a reformation. if you don't have a reformation, you're still living in the stone age. there are people that want to reform islam, but sharia law doesn't allow you to buck whatever the common consensus is. so if all of the scholars and imams say, no, this is whoer we are, they can kill you -- this is who we are, they can dell you for trying to reform. it sounds barbaric, but it sounds like christianity maybe a thousand years ago. we've had our reformation. there are great muslims who wont their reformation, but it's not happening. and by us d

all traffic diverted to the martin luther king or the schuylkill. got city crew on the way here, to hopefully chop this puppy up and get the kelly open. but, for right now, that's causing extra delays on, again, mlk, or the schuylkill expressway. going now, again, that's your alternate, mlk, or the schuylkill. going to live look, at the schuylkill itself. this is eastbound on the schuylkill, the off ramp to south street blocked. take a look at this vehicle, upside down, wheels in the air, even the headlights on here. all ear to south street, causing delays for folks coming into center city headed into south philly, 95, already jammo, from academy in through cottman. we had early morning accident, right at in cottman avenue in the construction zone. south along 202, watch out for the work zone. bridges look fine at the moment. no problems on mass transit. mike, alec being back to you. >> talking about two different no's here -- noah's here, one that built the arc and this one. >> released these images of hurricane joaquin. folks at the jersey shore g

it was the place that martin luther king, jr. referring to in his famous "i have a dream" speech when he said let freedom ring from the stone mountain of georgia. now the stone mountain association wants to build a bell tower in honor of king, right above the massive carving. >> georgia is over 280 years old, yet the confederacy was only four years of that. the confederacy seems to dominate the perception of what is historic georgia, and that's really far from the case. >> jim pilgrim, head of the georgia chapter of the sons of the confederate veterans said that the plan is insulting. this is like the government putting a monument of jefferson davis, robert e. lee and stone wall jackson on top of the king monument. how would supporters of martin luther king feel about that? the head of the stone mountain memorial association said discussions about the kick monument began two years ago, but with outrage over the can flag this summer, support increased. richard rose that strong opinions about the sconce of confederate veterans. >>

. >> we are looking at who choose to mark the holiday and a monument to martin luther king is going to be built in a very unlikely place. >> a professor of princeton university won the nobility nobe for economics. for his analysis of consumption and poverty. hails from scotland and has been on the short list of potential prize winners for several years now. >>> california has banned the use of the name redskins, as a nickname, for their teams, many native americans believe the term is ordinancive. a federal panel suggested that the fame should be cancelled. >>> columbus day here in the united states, a growing number of cities and states want to do away with the holiday. in albuquerque new mexico, for instance. courtney kealy has the story. >> indigenous activists say that's impossible, columbus couldn't have discovered the new world, people were already living there. >> it internalizes genocide in america. they can be proud of themselves and not honor a man that murdered their families. >> in 1492, columbus arrived on hispaniola, his own journal describes the enslaving and exterminati

martin luther king, jr. becoming a part of stone mountain. >>> >>> it's being called france's deadliest road accident in more than 30 years. at least 42 people were killed, 4 others fighting for their lives after this crash between a bus and talk in southwestern france. it's believed the two vehicles crashed head-on, on a single- lane road and erupted into flames. >>> investigators are now saying the latest campus shooting in tennessee state university happened after an argument over a dice game. three female tunes who were bystanders were taken to the hospital and one person was shot to death. police say this was not a mass shooting situation. it was a personal dispute. >> this was an isolated shooting incident in a courtyard outside of the floyd building. no other students are in danger. no other students are in jeopardy. >> now police are saying the person who was shot to death was not a student at that school. the suspect fled on foot. >>> okay, allison's keeping an eye on our weekend forecast plus hurri

martin luther king high school was shut down before 9 this morning after police received a it a student had a gun. officials said no overt threat was made but the lockdown was initiated out of abundance of caution. >> no allegation of any that's again any person or school or anything the lockdown was nut mraws because the student was identified as being a member of martin king student community. >>> the student in question snuff nile was taken into custody at the fern rock transportation septembererch the student was registered to attend martin luther king high school and he had yet to attend a class this year. >> community college of philadelphia reopened today one day after 17-year-old boy allegedly threatened mun on campus with a gun. that lasted around 9 0 minutes lit morningch the suspect was taken into custody and police did not fipt a weapon. >> they want your help tracking down killers after a transgender wouldn't was shot and kill in the logan town section. piece are working to figure out a motive. jaiv jaiv is live with the latest on the investigation. dave. >> homicide detect

the city is shutting down a portion of west martin luther king junior parkway for special event. the westbound lanes... from southeast 4th street to southwest 2nd street... will close at 5-30 p-m. they will reopen at 8-30 that night. it's for the "leukemia and lymphoma society's" annual "light the night" walk. the good news is... drivers will soon have a little more flexibility getting around des moines... tomorrow crews will begin work on 12th street... between mulberry street and grand avenue. they way traffic... to two. that means drivers will be able to travel and park in both directions. the city is implementing the change ahead of a "walkability study" downtown. a company is making sure des moines kids can bundle up for winter weather... "athene u-s-a" donates coats and boots every year. but this time... it's expanding the program from two elementary schools... to four. that includes cattell... mckinley... howe... and studebaker. the program will put more than 15 hundred kids in winter gear. it's just a great way to interact with the kids. it's great to see the smiles on th

it will be on the 2100 block of martin luther king, in the big parking lot by the big chair. we are excited that it will provide an awesome structured, safe environment. family friendly for the community to come out. we'll have music and food and band and just for the ward. something to celebrate. >> yeah. it's something many residents in the ward can use. >> absolutely. very excited. again, there's a committee. the trunk or treat committee, i'm supporting it. a lot of businesses, a lot of churches, a lot of civic associations that are all partnering. what we realized is that people highlight all of the things that are not going great in the ward. they're not celebrating the greatness that we have. this is just going to be an opportunity for us to do that. >> all right. laruby may, we'll continue our talk with the ward 8 council member in the district when we continue. stay with us. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you'v

. >> reporter: concerned, this teenager might be enrolled at martin luther king high school and tried to attend class, police ordered a brief lock down, shortly after school opened, until the teenager was spotted and arrested at the fernrock station. >> we had to lock down martin luther king cool because we had a juvenile who was a alleged to have been in possession of a firearm. >> reporter: recovery of the weapon marks the successful conclusion, of a frantic 72 hour manhunt, to find, the suspects and the guns before anyone got hurt. >> you always have a potential for difficult as to to happen. >> reporter: fortunately captain jones says there is no evidence so far that the suspects used the gun to commit any crime, or took it in any schools. >> it seems to be a badge have of honor to be in possession of a gun. >> reporter: police say weapon was recovered at a weapon in olney not far from police headquarters here. that gun, the 9-millimeter along with the 38 caliber weapon that was also found in the home, will now be carefully analyzed police say, toe if there is any history of viole

>> martin luther king high school was ordered locked down apparently before 9 a.m.g man reng sterd as students was thoughts to be in possession of stolen handgu handgun. lockdown was quickly lifted after police took the juvenile into custody at the fern rock transportation center an a gun was not found. chief inspector carl hall ms said there was nev a specific threat. >> there was no allegation of any threats against any person or school or anything. >> community college of philadelphia today class president assumed following questioned's lockdown and the former students detailed after yesterday's search has been released. >> it's my understanding prosecutor decided not to press charges there was not enough evidence to press charges. >> the president also announced students will have to now not just show id to

. >>> the sister in law of martin luther king junior is met by a carjacker. coming up hear how she says that she fended off that attacker. >>> plus philadelphia is celebrating lgbt history month, coming up, what the mayor says is the the key to creating a total city. >>> it was a must win forbidder and they did it, pulling out a w with the saints. we have the the game recap coming up. >>> plus philadelphia joined with leaders in the lgbt movement, what mayor nutter says is the the key, to creating, an equal city. >>> good day, everyone it is monday, october 12th, 2015. sue serio is back, as she says we have a good weather day on tap. >> i guess i had to come back sometime and it is nice to come back to a new look, a bit of the new look for our weather presentation for you. and how about this, double digits, yeah, we're in a ten out of ten in your weather by the numbers today. it is just fantastic. the basically if you liked yesterday you will probably like today a little bit more because it will be milder. we have a bit of the breeze out there this morning bu

martin luther king on top well of racial reconciliation. something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speech for this georgia community, among others. >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confederate memorial. >> to put a memorial on top of an existing monument is unlawful, disrespectful, and inappropriate. >> reporter: the confederate crowd found unusual alliceyallies. the local naacp was opposed. >> it's a park past of our history and needs to be buried in our history. >> reporter: you don't want to add to it with a bell, you want to take it away. >> we want to blast it, we want to paint over it, whatever it takes. that's what we want to do. >> reporter: here's the twist. king's inner circle support installing the bell. one of them is congressman john lewis. >> the mountain belong to the people of the state and to the people of this nation. why not? >> reporter: in his legendary speech, dr. king spoke of, out of the mountain of despair -- >> a

. >> reporter: school officials ordered a brief lock down at martin luther king high cool shortly after it opened, concerned that this student might be enrolled there and headed for class. the alert lifted after he was detained at the fernrock train station. >> we had had to lock down martin luther king school because we had a juvenile alleged to have been in possession of a firearm. >> reporter: within hours of the arrest these detectives found the missing semiautomatic. only cbs-3 "eyewitness news" cameras were there as gun in the plane brown bag, was brought into headquarters. >> a real relief knowing that gun is off the treat and out of the hand of juvenile. >> real big relief. >> reporter: captain jones says it toss ant peer that the suspect who face serious criminal charges, used the gun in any crimes, or brought it into any schools. >> used to be a time kid would fist fight and it would be done. now kid are getting weapons, guns, knives, so forth and really trying to hurt each other. >> reporter: that gun was recovered in a residence in olney not far away from where we are right

you want to use the martin luther king or the schuylkill expressway, this morning.the blue route, 476, right near broomall. we are jammo, in both directions. from 95, all the way up to saint david's villanova. and just got report of a little fender bender on the benny. the ben bridge, coming into philadelphia, extra slow from the tolls. up and over into downtown, at eighth and vine, and there is a live look at the schuylkill, westbound, heading out of town heavy the boulevard up and out to conshy. >> 8:33, another he reminder, new technology going into effect, may, you know, affect little bit the way we use our credit cards. >> starting today businesses must be prepared to handle transitions with new chip embedded cards, or, they could have to pay an employs. >> what are you talking about? >> have you got your new car deal, al next. >> i don't. no worried what this means for me. >> new card. >> new cards without a clip, numbers block out, so, this is what the old cards look like. the new cards -- >> hold it up again. >> here you go. >> just slow down little bit. you

they will also plant trees at the martin luther king -- martin luther king jr. center, and the trees a will plant were selected because they are native to both ireland and california. again, this is on the 2000 block on kittredge in berkeley. he will also make a stop in sacramento before he heads back to ireland on write a. -- friday. >>> your time now is 8:42 am, and there is a approval of the hike on minimum wage, but not before the meeting was interrupted. the chanting got loud as people chanted, and two women were arrested, and at one point council members left their see. one woman was caught on tape trying to hit a police officer. once the things were calm down, people voiced their opinion. >> please both now on the minimum wage proposal.>> we felt we had to do something, and whatever that was was a good step.>> they want to raise minimum wage to 12 want to raise minimum wage to $12.50 an hour by the year 20 want to raise minimum wage to $12.50 an hour by the year 2020. >>> people texting while driving.>> red buick is using his speakerphone.>> the state pol

of martin luther king jr. is on a collision course with history with the shrine to the american confederacy. some people want to build a statue of dr. king on the mountain top there. mark strassman reports. >> reporter: stone mountain is a confederate mt. rushmore, etched into its granite face likenesses of robert e. lee, stonewall jackson and jefferson davis. three heroes of the old south stand 90 feet tall and 190 feet wide. timothy pilgrim is with georgia's sons of confederate veterans. >> this memorial honors the 900,000 confederate soldiers that went off to fight to protect their families, their homes, and country. >> reporter: a georgia state authority plans to put a tribute to dr. martin luther king on top of stone mountain, specifically a freedom bell of racial reconciliation. something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speech for this georgia community, among others. >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be mai

the city is shutting down a portion of west martin luther king junior parkway tomorrow evening. that's from southeast 4th street to southwest 2nd street. westbound lanes will be closed there starting at 5:30 p-m. it's all for the leukemia and lymphoma society's "light the night" walk event. everything should reopen by 8-30. downtown will also be crowded... thanks to these three. clinton, sanders, and o'malley each head into town for the jefferson- jackson dinner. organizers say they're expecting thousands to flock to hy-vee hall saturday for the jefferson-jackson dinner. plus, the democratic candidates are each holding events leading up to dinner. the busiest... will likely be a free katy perry concert for clinton supporters. organizers say if you're headed downtown for that... be ready to walk. an effort to stop the bakken pipeline from being built across the state has hit a road block. a judge has dismissed a lawsuit... designed to stop the pipeline. that was filed by three cherokee county landowners. they said that the iowa utilities board can't grant eminent domain to an out

martin luther king was probably influenced by the social gospel movement throughout his career. later on, the occupy movement was supported by very many vocal clarity from mainstream churches. please adjust examples. >> host: what is the prosperity gospel and what it is it's the fact? >> host: it is a movement among christian preachers, the idea is that if you pray to god and in good standing with god he will give you blessings. jesus said he came to give life and give it more abundantly. shouldn't that have a material aspect to it? it is not just inside you, is it? can't you expect god to do good things for you on the outside too? it does come from a fundamental christian idea that god gives his followers benefits and why not the benefit of prosperity? christian opponents of the prosperity movement often say the grab it movements because sometimes it teaches people to name but blessing and claim the blessing and the blessing will come to you. most christians think that is a little too symbol. >> host: we talked about the left and right, what about the christian middle, the epis

. >> martin luther king strrnl talks -- sister-in-law talks about fighting off a carjacker. >> a plane crashes into a house. >> a businessman was victim of a crime again, first he was stabbed and now someone broke into his business. >> chase chase utley utley is accused of deliberately breaking a players leg. >> reporter: we're down in the 30s in someplaces. how long does it last? le i'll have the that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. sunday, 7:10, 60 degrees, we're looking live at center city from our temple university camera. boy, it's been a nice weekend, cold in the morning, but it warmed up yesterday. the niceness continues, i hope. >> reporter: [laughter]. yes, yesterday it was a little chilly, temperatures in the 50s, it was colder, but by afternoon with all that sunshine. it is october, so the sun is prett

a grand opening sermon he was held on martin luther king boulevard. right aid was one of several pharmacies broken into and looted during the riots. the city of falls church is suspending its sidewalk camera program. the decision follows an official advisory opinion from the commonwealth attorney general. the issue was whether citations of cars passing a school bus can be e-mailed to the violator oh must be served in person. specify in the law. especial honor for d.c. schools, d.c. mayor muriel bowser announced grant money for community schools and partnerships between the school and community resources. one of those honored schools in northeast washington will receive a grant for $175,000. d.c. has become the fastest improving school system in the country. we also awarded $1 million across six schools to integrate academic and physical health. tolye: the primary goal is increase academic achievement and ensure family well-being. an update on a southeast d.c. pizza shop owner who was targeted in repeated armed robberies. said thatr-conneen she decided

. >>> and the martin luther king jr. monument is already facing back lash. and the naacp and the fclc announced their opposition to the plan, believing king's image should mot be not be associated with the confederacy. >>> halloween costumed went up it was evacuated as employees trying to extinguish the fire. they saw someone using a lighter blaze. the person has been arrested on suspicion of arts son. malfunction. in sweden on monday, a robotic camera took an unexpected lap of his cool. he kept doing the forecast. >> oh, there's the anchors, hi. >> the reason for the turn remains a mystery, but word on the street is he ticked off the director. >> if he had actually followed the camera, come on. >>ium ium 'm with you. >>> military commanders from u.s. and russia will have a new round of talks of how to stay out of each other's way. this after they entered the same battle space over syria this weekend. happy birthday to usher, and ralph lauren and roger moore >>> right now, former nba star fighting for his life. an update on the condition of

reportero: 1100 estudiantes de la escuela superior martin luther king se vieron obligados a permanecerel plantel mientras se investigaba la denuncia del joven armado. >> estudiantes de una escuela aquÍ de secundaria de filadelfia decÍa que tenía una pistola,no sabÍamos si realmente estaba en la escuela o no. por ende, bloqueamos la escuela para asegurarnos de que nadie entre o salga. y para ver si este joven estaba en la escuela. reportero: aunque ratificaron que no hubo una amenaza, el estudiante fue identificado y detenido por las autoridades. >> no tenÍa ningÚn arma, si te estamos tratando de averiguar quÉ fue lo que pasÓ con la informaciÓn de la policÍa. reportero: luego de los hechos sucedidos recientemente en la seguridad de las escuelas y de la naciÓn. >> ellos no saben ni lo que es. cuando sacan en la escuela, piensan que las armas son de juguete. reportero: el cierre de la escuela martÍn lutero king se levantÓ mÁs tarde. julio: y la policÍa de filadelfia pide ayuda al pÚblico, por el asesinato sexual de una mujer. keysha fue dejada en la esquinas de las calles 13. minutos mÁs

they want to build a bell tower with a quote from martin luther king's i have a dream speech. >>> kroger will offer transhealth benefitbenefits. $100,000 lifetime maximum. >>> farmers all over the west coast competing that pumpkin weigh off. and the winning pumpkin's prize, 11 thousand bucks. >> how is that possible? >> pumpkin steroids. about 40 pumpkin padlers hit the water for the pumpkin pugoddau. >> i want a pumpkin pie fight story next. >> tiz the season. a bride and groom took a detour on the way to the reception, her and her husband, responded immediately to the call. and sarah's mother snapped a photo of the beautiful bride, photo has gone viral, over 1.4 million views on facebook. >> they need a free honeymoon. >> somebody help those people out. >>> toddler became an internet sensation. after a video of her cheer leading went viral. little girl bounces for a view seconds on her dad's hand, form er -- both parents, former cheerleaders. and happy birthday to kate waulths, and the red rocker himself, sammy haggard and >>> right now a manhunt in new

now there are plans underway to top the sight with a monument to martin luther king, jr. >> reporter: mountain, a massive rock rising outside of atlanta. site of the second founding of the ku klux klan in 1950. it is one of the most popular parks in georgia, and it is surrounded by mostly black neighborhoods, and it was the place that martin luther king, jr. was referring to when he said let freedom ring from the stone mountain of georgia. now the stone mountain memorial association wants to construct a bell tower in honor of king above the massive carving. >> the confederacy was only four years of our history, and the confederacy seems to dominate the perception of what is historic georgia, and that's really far from the case. >> reporter: head of the georgia chapter of the sons of confederate veterans, said the plan is insulting: the head of the stone mountain memorial association says discussions began two years ago, but with outrage over the con federal flag this summer, support for it increased. richard rose has strong opinions about the sons of confederate veterans. >> what they

martin luther king junior, and countless others have already used?ed -- sup nation,, implored this but continue to be buffered by the words of imposition and justification. our cries, moans, and menstruation sport justice met with violence and in so. ications have been disregarded and we have been met with contempt. fold, no longer just weep, bag and pray. we need justice which we have been seeking forever so long. we must stand up and demand justice. i am tired. i don't how you feel, but i am tired of stupid, sugary sweet candy,dy -- cotton powder puff incarnations. new,ed the birthday basket real, raw, fruit. why are we here today? we are here because we need a movement. we are here because we need a focused, organized, systematized approach to solve our problems. i know some of you think nothing can be done. i know some of you think we don't have the power to stand up against our from where the -- our formidable adversary and the most powerful unique -- nation in the world. i know some of you have been customized desk rippled by a customized versi

mama's pizza is a fixture on martin luther king avenue in south east, but the owner cannot afford security cameras. she has been robbed five times. orgular customers found a vend to donate the cameras and started a gofundme page to cover the installation. the gofundme page has already exceeded its target. the extra money will go to the shop owner to offset losses from the robbery. coming up -- a new trust in the fight to keep a local hospital open. how some groups are fighting back. and 7 on your side with a health alert. your workplace but you at risk for a stroke? devon: freeze warnings in effect, a really cold morning. forecast coming up. baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all yoyour stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyonelse is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. get out of the past. get fios. ♪ ♪ kellye:

. >> the tiny house only moved about a block away but what a journey inching down martin luther king jr. way close to the bart tracks. neighbors looked on. everything went well and the new owners and the hospital are pleased. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> that early in the morning sometimes it seems like your eyes are deceiving you. >>> we will tell you about the force about to awaken. >> how you can get an exclusive new look at the new "star wars" movie before it hits theaters. >>> the 49ers get a victory today over the ravens. highlights and reaction to come while the mets daniel murphy >>> a galaxy far, far away is getting closer and closer. the hype is news and the new "star wars" movie is still two months away from opening. >> we're home. >> we can get an exclusive new look at the highly anticipated "star wars" during monday night football on our sister station espne srks prks nrespn tickets go on w nightt available everywhere tickets are sold. the dark side and the light side together on this new official movie poster just released today. the movie opens on december 18. the "st

martin luther king on top of stone mountain. specifically, and symbolically, a freedom bell of racial reconciliation, (nat) (05) something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speechfor this georgia community among others. (sot) "let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia."(06) opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confederate memorial. (sot) (pilgrim) to put a monument on top of a existing monument is unlawful, disresectful, and inappropriate.(07) the confederate crowd found unusual allies: the local n- double-a-c-p was also opposed......along with charles steele.(sot) (steele) it's something that was a dark past of our history, and it needs to be buried in history. (05) steele leads the southern christian leadership conference, the civil rights group dr. king co-founded. (sot) (mark) to add to it with a bell, you want to take it away.//(steele) we want to eradicate it. we want to blast it. we want to paint over it. whatever it takes, that's what we want to do.(09) here's the twis

. >>> a plan to honor the memory of martin luther king jr. is on a collision course with history with the shrine to the american confederacy. some people want to build a statue of dr. king on the mountain top there. mark strassman reports. >> reporter: stone mountain is a confederate mt. rushmore, etched into its granite face likenesses of robert e. lee, stonewall jackson and jefferson davis. three heroes of the old south stand 90 feet tall and 190 feet wide. timothy pilgrim is with georgia's sons of confederate veterans. >> this memorial honors the 900,000 confederate soldiers that went off to fight to protect their families, their homes, and country. >> reporter: a georgia state to dr. martin luther king on top of stone mountain, specifically a freedom bell of racial reconciliation. something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speech for this georgia community, among others. >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confederate memorial

>> i think it show that the community can come together. >> reporter: that part of martin luther king to the metro station is attracting a lot of new businesses. i'm joined at 6:00 by jan jeffcoat and will have reaction to how it's affecting other business in the area. >> very small donations, very big donations -- everybody in the community came together. she decided not to leave. >> a lot of people that lived there were giving $5 and $10 contributions. a police officer -- $500 to the cause. >> amazing. love this story. >> reporter: a lot more at 6:00. this she even better than what we predicted. >> we'll see you soon, bruce. >> all right. >> look forward to that, bruce. >>> firefighters teaming up for a special good-bye for a beloved mate matriarch and her grandson. >>> let's look to friday morning and a celestial treat, if you will. around 6:20, you'll see venus, jupiter and mars close. you have to look east and low east horizon, you will see mercury just below. a rare sight with four planets clearly with naked yeah, nothing else required. when we come back, we'll talk about the co

grand opening was held this morning on martin luther king boulevard. it was one of the pharmacies broken into and looted in the riots on april 28. impact of the violence is still being felt around baltimore as the police release new images of suspects accused of brutal crimes. look at the video. they are trying to find two men who punched a man, kicked him in face and left him bleeding. >> $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrest of each man in the video. new concern in the refugee crisis unfolding the europe. the temperatures are dropping leaving people exposed to the cold. this is the scene in croatia as thousands are waiting in often freezing conditions. next on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- what we are learning after a teenager hacked the e-mail of the heads of the c.i.a. and the department of the homeland security. the "7 on your side" help desk is open to answer your questions about hiv/aids. calls are kept confidential. call now. 703-236-9220. erin: football gets ready for the locks leave area. the redskins would just like to air it o

is a fixture on martin luther king avenue known for hiring locals and having great food, but the owner cannot install security cameras. she has been robbed five times just this year. purchased residents to the cameras and install them. she is very happy about it. jonathan: the gofundme page has exceeded its target. the extra money will go to the owner to help offset losses from robberies. this weekend, lots of folks will be heading to mama's for a pizza party to show her she is loved and needed. some big names in music joining forces to help wounded veterans. you thinkdo they'll like this song ♪ a little floyd. the concert raised money for music corps, which supports wounded veterans through music. a runway for a great cause. autria godfrey was among the models for the dress for success fall fashion show, striking a pose and everything. very pro. all proceeds benefit women with professional attire and other career development tools. i love when you have folks who are not professional models walk the runway and they bring the attitude. so much fun to watch. steve: autria look nice. jona

. >> reporter: mama's pizza opened on martin luther king avenue five years ago saying that the neighborhoodinds her of where she grew up. >> the area is rough but love this place. everybody is supportive. >> reporter: unemployment is probably 50% in these parts. she expected some crime but she was robbed five times at gunpoint. >> it's somebody passing by because i have a customer, and i feel bad for my customer. >> reporter: the latest holdup happened last wednesday. after that, community activists and others said enough. >> come together to wrap ourselves around somebody who supported us and came here when nobody wanted to be here. >> reporter: a gofundme page raised $800, not enough to beef up security but enough to replace what was taken. >> she is here for our community, and we are trying to help her out. >> reporter: in 24 hours, the community raised more than $2500. >> i feel like i'm home, and they like me. i love them. >> the residents in the community will spends time each night of the week in the businesses around closing time to make sure they're safe and comfortable. >> reporte

the same time, he's also resolve a dispute between the children of martin luther king junior. dr. king's children are at odds over some valuable items in his estate. a longtime n-b-a coach is being remembered this morning. flip saunders -- who was trying to rebuild the minnesota timberwolves -- as team president, coach and part owner -- has died of cancer. he took a leave of absence earlier this year to get treated for hodgkins lymphoma. doctors were optimistic but a few days ago, we learned he would miss the nba season because of complications during treatment. and then yesterday, he passed away. saunders took the timberwolves to eight straight playoff appearances from 1997-2004. this morning, there are still many questions about a deadly crash at a homecoming parade over the weekend. later today, the woman behind the wheel goes to court. she's charged with second-degree murder. sarah stewart has an update on tragedy at oklahoma state. everyone wants to know what caused plow her car into a crowd of people. her lawyer says he's sure it was not alcohol. "there didn't appear to be t

martin luther king jr., ann callis others have already use?used? petitioned, we have demonstrated, we have suffocated, we have educated -- we have supplicated, we haven't remonstrated -- have remonstrated, and employed this nation, but continue to be rebuffed by the lips tripping with words of imposition and nullification. our cries and our moans and demonstrations for justice met with continual violence and insult. our supplications have been disregarded. and we have been met with contempt. we can it no longer just hope. we can no longer just weep. we can no longer just take and pray. -- beg and pray. if we will ever find true justice, which we have been seeking for ever so long, we must stand up and demand justice. i am tired. i don't know how you feel, but i'm tired of keeping sugary sweet, cotton candy, powder puff incarnations. we need the birthday basket raw real truth. so why are we here today? we are here because we need a movement. we are here because we need a systematicnized approach to solve our problem. i note some of you think --

martin luther king jr. a plan to celebrate king involved building a tribute in the same area where about 4 million people a year tour america's biggest shrine to the confederacy. >> reporter: when this confederate tribute was first home turf to the ku klux klan in its heyday. past and present now collide in a debate about what this monument's future took be. stone mountain is a confederate mt. rushmore. three heroes of the old south stand 90 feet tall and 190 feet wide. timothy pilgrim. >> this memorial honors the 900,000 confederate soldiers that went off to fight to protect their families, their homes, and country. >> reporter: a georgia state authority plans to put a tribute to dr. martin luther king on top of stone mountain. specifically and symbolically a freedom bell of racial reconciliation. something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speech for >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confeder

whip it around city hall, out spring garden, and using both kelly and martin luther king drives. thinks all shut down to vehicle will traffic tomorrow morning, probably through at least lunch hour. then factor folks trying to get the in the city to run the rock and roll half marathon. so tomorrow morning could be crazy, tonight sixers home opener in south philadelphia. of course, tomorrow night big temple game verse fighting irish, 14 extra broad street subway trains will be an added to the subway beginning at 5:00 for the temple fans heading to the game. the chris and lauren back over to you. >>> in kentucky authorities shot and killed a fugitive following a week long manhunt. six two-year old floyd ray cook was wanted in connection to a police shooting and firing at a trooper during their search overnight. investigators say cook was confronted by troopers and federal marshals searching an embankment and that cook and law enforcement both exchange fire before cook was killed. no officers were injured in the gun battle. >>> eight people have ban rested in the drug bust in georgia

pkk, leftist, martin luther king p, and others.erence of investigation underway regarding potential suspects. our ministers of health, justice and interior have given detailed information regarding the attack. according to the evidence we have, there are strong suggestions this attack was carried out by two suicide bombers. amy: speaking saturday, hdp leader condemned the remarks made by the turkish prime minister following the attacks. >> they came to a point in playing the hdp bond its own rallies and killed people to gain support the an votes. the prime minister talked about half an hour. he's first 20 minutes insulting us. the prime ministers and half the time threatening me while talking about in event where 100 people lost our lives. did you hear one word of condemnation from isis? ,> our guests are hisyar Özsoy member of the turkish of parliament speaking to us, and asli bali, ucla professor and coeditor of the turkey pages of jadaliyya. professor, can you start off speaking about who organized the peace rally? >> there are

about how you came to participate in the civil rights movement with martin luther king jr. >> he wasthe coliseum at ucla. and rod serling wrote the most beautiful, beautiful speech about -- the subject. and i was chosen to deliver it. i was so pleased. the only thing i'm embarrassed about is that somebody from the secret service said there has been a threat on doctor king's life. and we just wanted you to know. if was sitting next to him like this, a coward. >> yeah, well, i mean, that was obviously a real threat. and as we discovered a few years later -- you also tell a story back in that period about the aftermath of the watts riot in 1965 you got involved in that community. and there was a night where you invited a family from there you had gotten to know to come to your house. and the lapd had a very strange reaction to that. >> yes, to this day, i don't know exactly what happened. a black panther at that time, we were all going down afterwards, they called us the guilty suburbanites to listen to some of the people who befriend us. we did what we could. and for some reason i had