martin luther king jr.. the action of rosa parks to the people of montgomery and teaching the leadership of dr. king inspired me to get in the way to get in trouble so for more than 50 years i've been in trouble, unnecessary trouble. [applause] so, across that bridge is a lesson about getting in trouble, and that's what - in america today we need for people to get in trouble, good trouble. [applause] to believe in something that is right and the year and necessary but before we got in any trouble as students and young people we studied. we didn't wake up one morning and say we are going to sit in. we didn't just dream monday we were going to come to washington for march on washington as we did in 1963 from selma to montgomery as we did in 1965. we study and prepare ourselves as college students in high school students in the city of nashville every tuesday night for an entire year a group of us would meet at 6:30 p.m., what gandhi attempted to do in south africa and accomplished in india. a civil disobedience

asked in montgomery, alabama. >> do you hear more about martin luther king at school or malcolmluther king. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> he seems interested in getting the youth involved and having the children learn about their history. >> this educator is dedicated to helping young people realize the value of preserving their own history. >> will we one day say the rap of lil wayne in the schomburg. >> i think it's a good idea, actually. i think all these questions about who is black, what is black, whether i fit in the world, so i have to bring those questions front and center into the life of this institution. >> for kalil mohammed the schomburg center is about the past and the future. >> we live in a time where some of the same problems of racial inequality, of racial disparity are still very much a part of the equation and history can help to navigate some of what happened in the past to give people a deeper sense that they're not dealing with these problems for the first time. >> we'll be right back. ♪ the mcdonald's 365 black awards honoring those who do good in the neighborhood

then the final stretch along martin luther king boulevard. in a city where three days of street closures are as welcome as bad rash, remarkedly, la seemed to unite over this one endeavor. >> it's final mission is now complete. >>> gas prices in california are still high, but they are coming down a bit. here's a look at the court average. it's 4-point -- current average. 4.56 in san jose. gas buddy says these are 5 cents cheaper than a week ago. >> no matter where you fill up, it is going to cost you. the courts may decide where

martin luther king, jr. middle school on holly hill police activity right now at martin luther king middle school. they are spread out possibly looking to evidence. police tell us it started when they spotted and chased a stolen car. the two men inside turned out to be robbery suspects. they ran into the neighborhood by the school officers caught them police are investigating in hayward which is why the schools are locked down no one hurt class still in session two schools are still locked down. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. the other big story the storm. soggy across many parts of the bay area. will it affect game one of the world series tonight? >> let's take a live look outside. you can see the ballpark in all its glory. what it looked like in redwood city this morning some of the heaviest downpours on the peninsula causing a wet commute. >> live look from heavenly resort this is in lake tahoe there's still snow coming down there the skies are dark, going to be storming for a l

and then in cocoa onto crenshaw/martin luther king boulevard for a second public raleigh at 2:00 p.m. that the shuttle will continue east on the martin luther king at the final destination at the california science center. they will deriv expect arrival around 8:00 p.m. -- >> after one of the most thrilling seasons in recent memory scotty oakland a's but the giants-and in recent with the n l c s. gary radnich, is next xe >> the giants are waiting on the runway in cincinnati waiting to see if their destination was washington or coming home. incredible game in the nation's capital. for-nothing washington. matt hits a home run in the third inning it is going to be washington. right? six-nothing but all of a sudden cincinnati storms back. from st. francis high school he signals off the glove of desmond. st. louis and the ninth inning has tied the game at 7 this will be the largest, bake covered in a deciding game. this play off game that he signals and the st. louis cardinals, all the way back from 6-0. leading 9-7. washington fans cannot believe it. jason finishes it off. st. louis wedne

martin luther king, jr. middle school on holly hill police activity right now at martin luther king middle school. they are spread out possibly looking to evidence. police tell us it started when they spotted and chased a stolen car. the two men inside turned out to be robbery suspects. they ran into the neighborhood by the school officers caught them police are investigating in hayward which is why the schools are locked down no one hurt class still in session two schools are still locked down. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. the other big story the storm. soggy across many parts of the bay area. will it affect game one of the world series tonight? >> let's take a live look outside. you can see the ballpark in all its glory. what it looked like in redwood city this morning some of the heaviest downpours on the peninsula causing a wet commute. >> live look from heavenly resort this is in lake tahoe there's still snow coming down there the skies are dark, going to be storming for a l

well, we have an update now on a major fixture to the martin luther king jr. memorial. the national park service says it's in close talks with the sculptor who made the memorial. it's all part of a movement to amend the quote. the abbreviated quote doesn't accurately reflect king's words but some have raised the concern that changing the quote may change the monument's design. >>> coming um next, some blasts from the past making a comeback. we'll show you what's hot this year when we return. time now is 4:48. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! we got a lotta empty cans. tomato basil, potato with bacon, 80 different kinds... no wonder we're going through this stuff! hey, hon, want some soup? you bet! [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the g

in fact, right here on martin luther king boulevard, you see some crowds beginning to gather to catch a glimpse of the shuttle and see the street is ride open, which means it's still going to be a while before the shuttle actually gets here. one factor as the shuttle moves down the boulevard are the trees here. the city took very great pains to make sure that the shuttle had a clear route. they had to cut down some trees in order to do it. they also had to preserve some trees because they were planted in memory of martin luther king and they not want to cut the trees down. show you video of the shuttle now and talk about the journey that started late thursday, early friday morning. the shuttle started inching its way from los angeles national airport eastbound on its way to its permanent home at the california science center. this morning it made its way to inglewood, and this afternoon it started making its way north to the crenshaw district here in los angeles, and then will proceed east to usc and the california science center in respect have been huge crowds all along the way, but

time. >> just to put it in context, it is speech was given at the university of chicago, on martin luther kingersity of chicago. as an undergrad. they have this event every martin luther king day, it's a frank discussion about race and politics. so to me, it wasn't surprising to see president obama -- or then senator obama speak frankly about race. >> greta: how does the obama team feel today? you were on a conference call today? >> i was on the obama campaign conference call after the debate last night. look, it seemed to me that it took them 12 hours to figure out what the spin was going to be. it was a clear, decisive loss. everyone watching the debate thought that president obama lost last night. the obama campaign settled on what i think its talking poigns were this morning. their basic message was, yes, mitt romney did very well. yes, his tone was right. yes, his style was right. but he lied the whole way through the debate. i problem i think for the obama campaign is that they didn't spend a lot of time going through what the substantive problems were with the arguments that mitt romney

last year there were 105 african-american students at martin luther king. this year there's 92. so, again, the outmigration is evident that's there. >> how does the outmigration tie into this, the m-o-u? >> it really doesn't. it's just the fact that the school -- it will be less students to be working with. and with that in mind, we feel as though we should be able to have a lot more success because we have less students we're dealing with. >> is there a budget associated with this m-o-u? >> this budget is beings raised by the group itself. and i know they're working with wells fargo, bank of america. and at this point they have only had groups that have shown interest, but no money has been raised as of yet. >> so, what happens' the projected budget, which i'm sure -- what is your aspirational goal? >> i think it's around 100,000 or $120,000. >> is that for one academic school year? >> yes, one academic school year. and also in mind how to be expand totion other schools, particularly in the bayview, thurgood marshall, and as the funds come in. >> so, the purpose again of the m-

stopping at martin luther king boulevard and crenshaw boulevard. and is expected at 2:00 p.m. d then it will continue east on martin luther king to its final destination at the california science center. it is scheduled to schedule a riot at 8:30 saturday evening. >> this body in suburban denver is a 10 year-old missing girl. her backpack was found two days later 7 mi. from her home. her dismembered body was discovered wednesday night. just a few miles from where she disappeared. >> the family has been notified. if we cannot begin to comprehend the grief that they're going through. i want the family to know that me and every single person involved in this case our thoughts and prayers go out to them. they have been in our hearts from the beginning. >> investigators believe that jessica was kidnapped. they are out in force working to catch was are responsible. >> eagles quarterback has made a move off the field the people are upset about. he was convicted and sent to prison for running a dog fighting and killing and torturing animals. he wanted this dog for his family and is muc

right now it's at the corner of crenshaw and martin luther king, jr. beloved it's been there for the past few hours. it's headed to the science center. the journey through l.a. has been tricky, full of tight squeeze, this one forced dream trimmers to trim branches. endeavour is now estimated to arrive sometime after 5:00 a.m. we'll track its progress. >>> tonight an east bay neighborhood is on alert after a series of mail thefts. it's happening in el cerrito. but neighbors have oned a vasmght surveillance video. sergio quinn tap na is live with the details. reporter: well, terry, there are some homes in this neighborhood that have and pretty sophisticated surveillance systems, and tonight we got an exclusive look at some video that one victim hopes will help catch a thief. >> here he is on the property. running up. past our car. has a cigarette in his hand. >> you're listening to the voice of one of the victims in what police say is a series of thefts in this el cerrito neighborhood. we agreed not to use the victim's name but he agreed to walk us throu

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right now it's at the corner of crenshaw and martin luther king, jr. beloved it's been there for the past few hours. it's headed to the science center. the journey through l.a. has been tricky, full of tight squeeze, this one forced dream trimmers to trim branches. endeavour is now estimated to arrive sometime after 5:00 a.m. we'll track its progress. >>> tonight an east bay neighborhood is on alert after a series of mail thefts. it's happening in el cerrito. but neighbors have oned a vasmght surveillance video. sergio quinn tap na is live with the details. reporter: well, terry, there are some homes in this neighborhood that have and pretty sophisticated surveillance systems, and tonight we got an exclusive look at some video that one victim hopes will help catch a thief. >> here he is on the property. running up. past our car. has a cigarette in his hand. >> you're listening to the voice of one of the victims in what police say is a series of thefts in this el cerrito neighborhood. we agreed not to use the victim's name but he agreed to walk us throu

martin luther king said once, we must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope. >> michael birdsong joining me live. i want your reaction to lance armstrong, what he just said. he just quoted dr. martin luther king, jr., about not losing infinite hope. what do you think? >> i think it's a great quote, but the thing is, he's still standing there as the one guy talking to everybody. and for me, that's a conflict of message to me. >> i'm going to tell people who you are now. michael birdsong, you are a livestrong volunteer from way back. your wife is a cancer survivor. you believed in the foundation. you believed in lance armstrong. you helped raise a lot of money. you personally donated a lot of money. things have changed now. so where do you stand with the livestrong foundation? >> i haven't worked with them at all since 2010. my official role with them ended at the end of 2008. in 2009 and 2010, i helped a friend out who was doing a charity ride. i was her webmaster so i was like one degree removed. but it was more -- i was helping her. the livestrong part didn't play into

martin luther king said in a great speech of his, that we should be judged not by the color of our skin, but by the content of our character. i believe that we should try to put an end to discrimination and bigotry wherever we find it, but it cannot be done in this situation. i do not think that the federal government should be discriminating against anybody. basically, that is what this does. we need to work to put an end to all of that without legislation, so to speak. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. that concludes the question and answer portion of the debate tonight. mr. casey won the coin toss for closing statement orders. he has elected to defer. he will take the ball to be in the second half. so, mr. smith, your closing statement goes first. >> jim, i would like to thank you, monica, vernon, and the league of women voters for having us here today. my wife and i have been very blessed. we have six daughters and a son. after our three biological daughters were pretty well grown, we adopted that group together, which has given sandy and i nine grandchildren so far. the youngest of

then the final stretch along martin luther king boulevard. in a city where three days of street closures are as welcome as bad rash, remarkedly, la seemed to unite over this one endeavor. >> it's final mission is now complete. >>> gas prices in california are still high, but they are coming down a bit. here's a look at the court average. it's 4-point -- current average. 4.56 in san jose. gas buddy says these are 5 cents cheaper than a week ago. >> no matter where you fill up, it is going to cost you. the courts may decide where fuel prices go next. >> reporter: when it comes to the gas price roller coaster california is always riding high. >> i just think it's a rip-off. >> experts warn it could get worse. the state's low carbon fuel standard forces fewer producers to lower the carbon intensity ten% by 2020. >> they can do so by adding ethanol, but supplies are tight, which would make it more expensive to produce. >> oil is actually cheap. >> reporter: he studies biofuel feasibility. >> you have to break that down and that's a far more compli

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and it is says that this is a book that martin luther king carried with him on a regular basis. e thing that king picked up, the whole question of fear. you talk about interdukes to jesus, thurman gets that. >> that's right. and there is fear and how pervasive it is, and how devastating it is and how it controls us in so many ways and how do you move beyond the here. he calls it the deception of privacy and hatred in terms of hell. he says that the curative side of that is love. >> there ace whole chapter on love there. >> the reason why fear is so important -- and the book is really great because -- to move to king for just a second, they interviewed people. they interviewed this woman who was 19. of all the people who were interviewed, she was so pro fund when they asked her about the movement and dr. king. she say, he took the fear out of us. and i thought that was powerful. i remember the favorite saying, don't ask about what the world needs, go out and live your life and come alive. >> come alive. don't ask what the world needs. what the world needs is for people to come ali

martin luther king. he is based here in denver. he helped to write the speech that dr. king wrote in new york. then we start the debate at 9:00 eastern time, just as the debate begins here in denver. we will broadcast the debate, moderated by jim lehrer of the pbs news hour. he will pose the question to the major candidates. then we will hit pause and expand the debates. candidates will be here with us in the studio also in denver, dr. jill stein and rocky anderson, both third-party presidential candidates. gary johnson was invited but he will not be in the city. we will expand the debate just as if they were standing there at the university of denver. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. check democracynow.org. back in a minute. [♪] candidates. then we will hit pause and expand the debates. candidates will be here with >> a song inspired by comments of the convicted murderer who went on a shooting spree at an elementary school in 1979. spencer showed no remorse for her crime. her full explanation for

he told a story that his foster uncle, worked at martin luther king hospital. he convinced his uncle to break into my personnel file. he got my personnel file and my address, there is no transportation in los angeles -- there is nothing. he took three buses and hitchhiked, making it to my old frame house in venice. i said, why are you here? he said i was in a car and we did drive by and i don't know what to do. you said you would always be there for me. there's the answer and the question. how are we always going to be there for bobby. how are we going to help young people at risk, people who are active, to build new identities? we begin with tattoo removal, legal expunged and and we work on attachment. every individual who wants to avoid being in a gang, who wants to leave the game, they need a role model and mentor, they need someone to be there. there is no single type of person. we need it the merging of former gang members, prosecutors and social workers and public defenders. you have all had that kid. he needs role models, job training, and real jobs. i w

much of the afternoon looking for evidence after arresting two robbery suspects caught near martin luther king middle school. officers search forward a possible weapon and other evidence. the school was locked down about 45 minutes just after 11:00 this morning. it's uncertain if the robbers did have a gun when stealing jewelry. >> it's been a year since the occupy oakland protests took over frank ogowa plaza. and today held a news conference to celebrate the rejuvenation. tomorrow will mark a year since the original encampment. there is an anniversary protest planned. police hope to see a peaceful demonstration. >> our goal is to have a peac peaceful event. >> city leaders say it's important as the center piece of the downtown revit laigs effort. >> election is less than two week as way and voter registration son the way to setting a new record. nannette miranda reports from sacramento. >> california could see hundreds of thousands maybe a million new voters this election. >> some numbers got about 680,000 people have been added to the roles so we're on track breaking the high of voter regist

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y tomara todo el dÍa de hoy, para recorrer el boulevard martÍn luther king.lles de la ciudad. >>> la verdad es algo liviano para nosotros y el peso no es lo que nos preocupa ni los Árboles. >>> a travÉs de este control remoto, puede conducir las 4 plataformas con 64 llantas transportan al transbordador espacial. >>> pesa mÁs o menos 170 mil kilos casi 17 toneladas. para evitar el hundimiento al paso del endeavour. >>> mantenemos personal de un lado y otro, de las calles cerradas en todo momento y entonces, cualquier emergencia que se pudiera presentar podemos acudir rÁpidamente. >>> se estima. que su misiÓn espacial. muy buena noticia gracias.

. >> lo conocí y cesar fue para nosotros el martin luther king. >> los que no lo conocieron decidieron un poco para despertarme y ahorita esto muy emocionada y pues si muy emocionada para ver al presidente. >> y con ese objetivo en común alrededor de mil personas fueron en la paz y hasta ahí llegaron 32 autobuses de diferentes partes del estado y otros 32 stau da estudiantes decenas de personas más llenando el lugar. >> muchas gente que estaba registrada no había lugares y los tuvimos que llamar para decirles que no podíamos admitoarlos y mucha gente sdlugs ada y por la segunridad de todo no era posible. >> los que llegaron diciembre que dicen que va lío la pena. >> la energía de la gente que está aquí para reconocer el esfuerzo y sacrificio que se hizo y sigue haciendo porque la lucha no ha terminado. >> si se puede. >> si se puede. >> (habla en inglés) >> (♪) >> ten menemos noticias de últi minuto, la policía de pito mono buscan un niño autista que se perdió caminando con su padre en la kcuadra 300 anda con una coms azul cielo y pantalón gris cualquier información llame a la policía.

martin luther king jr. said is once, he said we must accept disappointment, but never lose hope. >> there he is on the screen, before i tell the audience who you are, i want your reaction to lance armstrong, what he just said is, just quoting martin luther king jr. about not losing infinite hope, what do you think? >> i think it is a great quote. but the thing is, he is still standing there as the one guy talking to everybody. and for me, that -- that is a conflict. >> yeah. >> a message to me. >> i want to tell people who you are, michael birdsong, you are a livestrong volunteer from way back, way back, your wife is a cancer survivor, you raised a lot of money, you helped, things have changed now. so where do you stand now with the livestrong foundation? >> i had not worked with them at all since 2010. my official role with them ended at the end of 2008, in 2009 and 2010, i helped a friend out who was doing a charity ride. i was her web master, so i was kind of like one degree removed. but it was more -- i

and just down here is the jail where martin luther king jr. wrote the famous letter from a birmingham jail. along the way, we make a stop at the southern poverty law center, where mark potok and his colleagues have been fighting the kkk in courtrooms and classrooms for decades. many of the klanspeople we've talked to say barack obama has been our single most effective recruiting tool in the last four, five years. >> well, i think there's some truth to that. immediately after obama was elected, we saw two of the largest hate websites in the country crash. >> reporter: potok told us that by the late '80s, the klan dwindled to a few hundred. they now number closer to 6,000. >> white power! >> reporter: he believes they can be very dangerous. >> it's dangerous, not so much because a whole bunch of klansmen get together in a room and plan to murder 1,000 people with a bomb so, you know, it's the lone wolf characters that get frustrated with their leaders that break away, you know, one day, walk out of their house and start shooting. >> reporter: wi