since. >> i like martin luther king, and i don't like black lives matter. >> ouch. t me. that's smarts. i only wish my show had made such witty observations. it might have looked like this. >> what would martin luther king think of the black lives matter movement? i don't want to speculate, but i can tell you about me. i like martin luther king, and i don't like black lives matter. i actually like black lives matter. i think that black people and the police's problem are the main thing keeping us from getting past race. i don't think it over simplifies it the a all. >> i enjoyed your moment with uncle tom. >> i tweeted why can't they protest like mlk and say people who would have been pissed off by mlk. >> you got me. you took a clip out of our show and rebut it with points we made on our show. that's mott cool. >> what is not cool is using martin luther king to to beat black people with. >> that escalated quickly. >> is that from that show? >> you don't know i had an audience that will laugh at everything i say? i think we were all hearing that. i did the funny doub

martin luther king, junior, rise? the family of ralph abernathy.ter of viola luiso, mary luiso. [ applause ] the sister of jimmie lee jackson and the family of james ray. [ applause ] i was so honored and humbled to sponsor hr-431 with my colleague martha roby. the bill to honor the congressional gold medal was a momentous occasion. i was proud all of my colleagues from the alabama congressional delegation joined martha and i as co-sponsors of the bill putting aside partisan politics, we joined together because of our deep love of state of alabama and our appreciation of the special role our state plays in the voting rights movement. a special thanks to senator booker and senator sessions of alabama who co-sponsored the senate bill and for making the journey to selma last year for the 50th commemoration. along with the 100 other members of congress, republican and democrat, it was a glorious day. a glorious day for me to welcome you to my hometown. as a native of selma and now its united states representative, i know that the journey i now take is

the reverend martin luther king .r.ose up and as we recognize the actions of these civil rights giants, we helped to end injustices within communities and institutions. unsung heroes embody the kurds and resolve of civil rights, and our catalyst for change. in 1947, thomas was appointed by senator brooks as a mail carrier , a mail carrier. during that time, numerous agencies in washington maintained separate dining facilities for black and white staff. , thomas took a stand free quality, in defiance of long-standing senate practice, stopping in the senate cafeteria to sit down and heat -- and eat his meal. when asked to leave, he refused. may change in act the senate. a man asked to enter the lewisite senate press -- refused to back down and appealed to the senate rules committee. the stands these men may seem small -- took may seem small, but no matter who you are, you can encourage others to come your way. a senate staffer chose to eat her lunch in the senate cafeteria, and diners gawked. they made snide remarks, and

martin luther king junior rise. family of ralph upper neck abernathy.t the sister of jimmy lee jackson. [applause] i was so honored and humbled to sponsor hr 431 with my colleague. thebill to honor congressional gold medalist was indeed a momentous occasion. i was so proud that all my colleagues in the alabama ilegation joined martha and as original cosponsors of the bill, putting aside partisan politics. we join together because of a deep love for the state of alabama and deep appreciation of the special role that our state plays in the voting rights movement. a special thanks to senator booker and sessions of alabama who cosponsored the bill and made the journey to selma last year for the commemoration. along with other members of congress, republican and democrat, it was a glorious day to welcome you to my hometown. as a native of selma, and now the united states representative, i know the journey as the first black woman member is thanks to your contribution toward democracy. the congressional gold medal ceremon

the next name is doctor martin luther king.nd then his book is replete with these types of individuals. if you turn to his dates, you will see that he was involved in a variety of speaking engagements. on january 16 at 1:30 p.m. he had a meeting in doctor king's office about the project. so all throughout the book you see his encounters with history. his encounters with and activities and events that he participated in that really intersect the modern civil rights movement. just a novelty aspect of it but a very interesting, very observed history over time. another part of our collection, the montgomery improvement association, and you see that the montgomery improvement association published this comic book that shows martin luther king and really depicts the bus boycott. we have a number of these copies. it is set up like a typical comic book. you can see how the story is told in pictorial comic book fashion. this is one of those items that i think is interesting. then we have the ed nixon collection. a powerful force of natu

martin luther king jr. and the day his life was saved in harlem. also ahead, cracking down on deed fraud. the new york city commissioner of finance talks about his plans to protect the elderly. plus, life-changing assistance for women and children living below the poverty line in new jersey. we're gonna introduce you to the york street project. >> tomorrow the nation will commemorate the birthday of dr. martin luther king jr. the slain civil rights leader was actually born on january 15, 1929. he was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, while leading a sanitation-workers' strike. but 10 years before that, he nearly lost his life in harlem. in 1958, at a book signing at blumstein's department store on 125th street, a mentally unstable woman stabbed dr. king in the chest. joining us today is alfred howard, one of the police officers at the scene on that day, and here this afternoon along with him is pierre brooks. he is the son of dr. harold brooks, one of the helped save dr. king's life. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> this is a piece of his

martin luther king jr., who was at that time president of the southern christian leadership conference. and dr. king voiced some concerns about the group continuing the ride into alabama. there were some sources that have reported to him that there would be violence waiting for the freedom ride andr alabama. sthe group was aware of his concerns but could it -- but decided to continue anyway. there were two groups of travelers, integrated groups on a greyhound bus and h railway. the bus traveled an hour apart. there was a mob waiting for the bus. they attacked the bus. they broke at windows. they rocked the bus to try to turn it over. however, the bus was able to pull away from the station, but not before the tires were slashed on the bus. when they tried to phone for help, the mob attacked the bus again. someone in the mob through a molotov cocktail into the bus. the bus filled with smoke and fumes. as the freedom riders tried to get off the bus, there were members of the mob who held the doors on the outside of us so that the riders get off the bus. once they got off the bus, they wer

. >> martin luther king came out against the vietnam war. his own followers said you shouldn't be focusing on that. you should be focusing on our issue. he said they're intertwined, you can't separate them. >> president kennedy said on one occasion, mankind must put an end to war. or war will put an end to mankind. you honestly think if there was an election, a vote for and against the war, that the anti-war people would win out?

martin luther king. but looking at popular culture today, there was a movie a popular feature film it it turned out to be malcolm x and muhammad ali. why do you think? >> it is partly charisma. although martin luther king had charisma. so i take the outcome end cassius had a harder edge. they were tougher they did not pledge to turn the other cheek. he would say you have to watch out. he will come after you. and the boxer has that same sort of mindset. but in part because of their relationship because both of them that one period but there was a time when malcolm x and muhammad ali had a relationship. >> you're absolutely right. dealing with the time when the homily was the most hated athlete. but the vietnam war in america will change but at the time i am dealing with of course, now the max was the most hated black leaders and politicians in america. in a big bond with a clear -- one week leader -- later it was like the chickens coming home. so cassius clay was interested in the nation of islam. malcolm

seuss hat and read to about 50 elementary children part of a book donation event at martin luther king high school in germantown. santander bank donated 3,000 books to at risk kids and not just eagles players who grabbed a good book today. see that guy right there, fox 29's own chris o'connell read green eggs and ham to second and third graders at the chester upland school of the arts in delaware county. chris looking very dapper in his cat in the hat hat. >> all the kids saying hay. >> love it. >> great thing there. >>> police walk up to this guy inside a wal*mart and in seconds he's running away. what police say he was doing to women inside that wal*mart that had him in so much trouble. >> a teenager in tennessee accused of opening fire on his mom and his grandma. their simple request the family says set him off. >>> talk about desperate. the disgusting act police say this guy tried to avoid getting arrested.

lincoln wanted parody like martin luther king. there is a history there and a reason why black americans like me believe fundamentally believe the policies the conservatives offer empower us more than the democrats. you see after president obama's two term black americans are frustrated. travis smilely and others are saying i don't know if he delivered on the promise he made. and do we deserve to give him over 90% of our vote? this is a good thing. i think everybody should have their eyes wide open. i am a republican but it does mean you will earn my vote just because you have an r near your name. no other race, and i will repeat this, no other race gives nearly their entire vote to one party but black americans and then we complain when democrats don't deliver on promises. so i yus think it has to stop. it is the only way you will have political power and lift yourself out of poverty. you have to start asking what you can do for yourself and the party can help you along. >> is the republican party comfortable with you? >> no. i t

martin luther king jr.we seem to be sending a great many of our young leaders to their early graves. >> it's been a very emotional period for all of us who have worked for the senator. and personally, the most horrifying thing in these last few days was this morning, when i tacked this black ribbon on to my campaign button, because now i'm lost. i'm desperate. and i don't know where we're going from here. >> when senator kennedy went down, he was trying to speak for those americans, including the young, who feel a need to change many aspects of american life. well, that cause has not been still forever, because even without him, the changes will be made, because they have to be. but nobody knows when, nor how, nor whether the changes will be made peacefully or violently. >> in the meantime, this country has lost another leader. as far as i'm concerned, has lost the only leader that i feel gives us any hope for the future. i mean, what happens to the country? i mean, you wonder if it's worth saving, you know

martin luther king had charisma. i think malcolm and trent -- tran10 -- they did not turn the other cheek. they said you should my dog you better watch out for your cat. it was going to be an eye for an eye. in a boxer has that same sort of defiance. so maybe it is that. >> the ultimate thing to me is that it was in part because of their relationship and impart because both of them at one. , with people forget that there was a time when both malcolm x and mohammed ali were hated because of their relationship with the nation of islam. >> you are absolutely right on that. i am dealing with a time where mohammed ali was probably the most hated athletes in american history. now that will change. his stand on vietnam war, he never changes, america will change. but the time i am dealing with, he is absolutely hated. of course, malcolm x. was the most hated black leader, the most hated politician in america. this is a person when the president of the united states was assassinated about a week later malcolm x. said, as far

can i get a martin luther king drive. >> we have a martin luther king drive. >> they have a martin lutheri need a massive highway. >> we'll build you one. >> nice job. >> 10:00 p.m. cbs-3, you are the man. >> thank you. >> nicely done. all right, tough act to follow, guys. we'll check back in very quickly here, get a sense what we are finding around the region walking out the door. little on the chilly side for sure, into the 40's quite few locations, zero in on couple of spots here start things offer go right here to 43 degrees, comes in to us from christopher out on the main line saint david's finding 43 degrees under chilly damp start to the day here across the river is her know to sandra, report 45 degrees, she has actually got more than anything just some clearing skies right now, burlington, so that's definitely some good news. but she did report some light mist out there as well earlier on, and now skies are starting looks like to clear out little bit for her. 44 degrees comes into us, new castle county from sally got a lot of clouds still over hit in wilmington, casino of the stor

none that far normal congestion, 704 martin luther king, jr. highway at the location between the belt way and martin luther king, jr. highway, i'll let you know if and when that changes so far on 66 eastbound toward the belt way, if you are waking up then we don't have any i shall thousand we're dealing, bottom of the belt way across the bill wilson bridge. preallot pretty happy with the commute so far. back to you. >> , that, coming up at 5:00 as the search continues, for a suspect in the brussels terror attack, support continues to pour in from around the world for the broken sit. >> i our team coverage of the latest developments continues, at 5:00. including outpouring of support for the victims around the world and what authorities here at home are doing to keep everyone safe. >> first though, let's go ahead and get a quick check on the symptom market, asians stocks are mixed european shocks are slightly higher after yesterday's attacks on brussels. 4:57 is our time. we're back right after this. >>> this is fox5 news morning. >> this is just

your best betties kelly drive, or the martin luther king drive. they are your two best bets. jump off at city avenue, take the drive and that will get you around the delay again. all of the lanes are opened but when you have the the schuylkill down to one lane for about an hour it doesn't get better quickly. southbound i-95, heavy from academy into girard avenue. little haze as well. lincoln drive at rittenhouse an accident on the northbound side and then it is first weekday of the flower show, in and around the convention center, so a all that extra volume that we saw over the weekend will also impact us during the midday here and the cone zone coming to northeast philadelphia later today they will work along woodhaven road at a academy road. sue, we will have nice forecast for the construction zone. >> there will be spring inside and outside of the flower show all week lock with the warmer temperatures but we are off to a chilly start this morning. we have bus stop buddy as you just saw. he is dressed in his winter coat as your kids should be at the bus stop because it is i

doctor martin luther king hadn't been here long, hadn't been involved in civil rights activities but there is one thing he can do. that is fine. we decided what we would do to stay off of the buses for a day. as soon as i get through here i will get some leaflets made out. then we assign each of us responsibilities to carry out certain responsibilities so there could be an official meeting called and when it was called in the living room, doctor martin luther king jr. was selected to be part of the official meeting when he was not present. mister rufus lewis was selected as chairman of the transportation committee. nixon was selected as the treasurer, and out of law school, as the lawyer for the movement, in charge of legal activities. and after the appeal and after the official meeting when they met at the baptist church at the mass meeting, when doctor king spoke, and joann's living room was the right thing and the rest of it is history. that is how i became involved in its and between 40 to 50,000 african-americans in montgomery and many have been used for public transportation an

so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> the arrest of martin luther king is a turning point inadviser harris wofford, this is more than political. it's personal. king and his wife, coretta, are close friends. >> she called me in panic. that's terrible. and i said we'll see what we can do. absolutely, yes. and i thought, you know, if these beautiful, passionate kennedys would just show it by a phone call, it would mean something to coretta. >> wofford contacts kennedy's brother-in-law sargent shriver who is in charge of civil rights. >> hello? >> wofford asks if kennedy will call coretta to offer his support. >> he says it will only work if i present the idea to kennedy without any of the staff hearing. >> shriver knows kennedy's team will block anything that might cost them votes in the south. >> the kennedys were never great advocates of civil rights. generally they regarded it as a problem for their campaign. they would have preferred not to discuss it at all. >> but that's not shriver's only problem. kennedy is about to leave on a plane. >> so shriver had to race to the airp

this one right here. >>> the arrest of martin luther king is a turning point in the kennedy/nixon campaign, this is more than political. it's personal. king and his wife coretta are close friends. >> she called me in panic. that's terrible. and i said we'll see what we can do. absolutely, yes. and i thought, you know, if these beautiful, passionate kennedys would just show it by a phone call, it would mean something to coretta. >> wofford contacts kennedy's brother-in-law sargent shriver who is in charge of civil rights. >> hello? >> wofford asks if kennedy will call coretta to offer his support. >> he says it will only work if i present the idea to kennedy without any of the staff hearing. >> shriver knows kennedy's team will block anything that might cost them votes in the south. >> the kennedys were never great advocates of civil rights. generally they regarded it as a problem for their campaign. they would have preferred not to discuss it at all. >> but that's not shriver's only problem. kennedy is about to leave on a plane. >> so shriver had to race to the airport. >> behind the scene

martin luther king. and beside him is reverend abernathy, one of his hostess friends in montgomery. dr. king one the trusted with the responsibilities of the protest when he had to be away. although there were no incidents this first day, seven days after this, they violence did erupt. name of mr. rosen jordan was shot in both of her legs while sitting in the back of the bus. she wasn't killed any there was anybody else, but it happened so often that they suspended the night round until it went away. boycott, for the majority of the citizens of montgomery, they wanted everything to go back to normal. people eventually started writing back the buses and you have testimony of people who were black that were 80 or 90 years old who stated that come after the boycott, for the first time in their lives, they went into a store and are called ma'am or serve as a poised -- as opposed to boy or girl. sir as opposed to boy or girl. is theu begin to see nonviolent protest and the mass array started a new revolution here in the united states. announcer: all weekend long, and american history tv i

reason to believe he would have a lot of black support. >> just three weeks before the election, martin luther king police were called. they refused to move. and they were all put in jail. including king. it got even worse when he was transferred in the middle of the night to a state penitentiary in rural georgia. >> and he's at risk there. his wife is afraid he's going to get killed. >> this is nixon's golden opportunity to rescue dr. king and scoop the black vote. >>> the arrest of martin luther see for yourself at t-mobile.com slash coverage. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliq

start every day with milk's protein and milk life. >>> the arrest of martin luther king is a turning litical. >> hello? >> it's personal. king and his wife, coretta, are close friends. >> she called me in panic. >> that's terrible. and i said we'll see what we can do. absolutely, yes. and i thought, you know, if these beautiful, passionate kennedys would just show it by a phone call, it would mean something to coretta. >> wofford contacts kennedy's brother-in-law sargent shriver who is in charge of civil rights. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> wofford asks if kennedy will call coretta to offer his support. >> he said, well, it will only work if i present the idea to kennedy without any of the staff hearing. >> shriver knows kennedy's team will block anything that might cost them votes in the south. >> the kennedys were never great advocates of civil rights. generally they regarded it as a problem for their campaign. they would have preferred not to discuss it at all. >> but that's not shriver's only problem. kennedy is about to leave on a plane. >> so shriver had to race to the airport

the martin luther king memorial. the leader of the whole civil really sprangt from that church. you have a wonderful contrast. one of those strange parallels. selma as thefrom civil rights movement changed from the focus on transportation to focus on voting. the marchers came. at saint jude's just a little bit west of town. through the streets of montgomery. they came through court square. this thoroughfare is main street because some any things that happened here. it is a national main street as well. aspects ofbeautiful the issues of civil war and civil rights. both in the same locale. we are want to take all the credit or all the blame. our cities to her staff recently traveled to montgomery, alabama, to learn about its rich history. you're watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span 3. next, bob coming up woodward reflects on abraham lincoln's legacy and how it has affected a number of his successors, including richard nixon, roc

right now would i use kelly drive or the martin luther king drive coming into the city. some delays the on the septa hill west rail line. twenty minute delays. that is due to amtrak switch problems. the chris and alex, back to you. >>> lessons are underway as usual this morning despite bed bugs inside a north philadelphia high school. >> and kid claim they are fining bed bugs every where including inside their lockers. dave kinchen has that school and affect by this dave, you are shaking your head in what, discuss. >> reporter: that and just shock. the last thing you would expect to find in the lockers here at murrell dobbins high school in north philadelphia a. the school as you can see is opened right now despite a big bed bug problem here. students and parents don't like the fact that it is open. these are what bed bugs look like but we want to point out this is not video from inside the school. school officials say bed bugs were discovered on monday and students say they are seeing them on several floors in the building and some classrooms are enclosed we're told n a

use the kelly drive or the martin luther king drive into downtown philly.fth and ellis, local detours there. also, in kensington, that nasty accident, that dave has been covering for us, second and cecil b. moore. and delays on 95, as well, southbound, from the great northeast, in through girard avenue. mike and alex back over to you >> most people were surprised and shock, at maria said she is ready to take full responsibility, and i think that shows courage and a lot of heart. i think she has always showed courage and heart in everything that she has done. >> even though the lighting was horrible, press conference was very interesting, serena williams speaking in support of her fellow tennis pro, maria, who she is of course battled with over the years, how much, serena could, i guess, benefit from maria's failed drug test at the australian open. let's try to explain. >> here's why serena may soon become the richest endorse err in women's tennis if maybe by default, serena frequently comes in second to marie arc which i've never un stood. this russian woma

reverend frederick douglas read as president of the dallas county voters league invited reverend martin luther king, reverend ralph abernathy and the members of the seven christian leadership conferences to help lead some as voting right process. today, we bestow the congressional gold medal on the brave foot soldiers. .> sunday morning at 10:00 from the 1988 presidential campaign of jack cap, as he answered the questions from usa today. >> while i am conservative on , i am -- fiscal policy progressive with regard to my belief in the republican party being a lincoln party, a party of black and white and blue and white collar and of all people. conservative,sive i am appeared defending the status quo. on real00 eastern america, the 50th anniversary of the gemini eight manned space mission. we will show the film, gemini eight. analyst in the program sit down and analyze the flight. they know it is a three-day mission. its mission include rendezvous in space with a target vehicle, the first docking in space, and a to our space walk. for the complete american history tv we can schedule, go to c-span.or

falls bridge, of course, connecting kelly drive to the martin luther king drive. that is opened and great news for folks this morning in the neighborhood. now some bad news for folks that use the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound lanes are closed this morning at the downingtown interchange. all because of an overnight tractor trailer accident and fire. all traffic detoured off at 100. take 100 down to route 30, lancaster avenue taking you you over to 202, 202 will take you up to king of prussia that is a detour, probably adding ten or 15 minutes easy into your trip if you are leaving that reading, morgan town area and heading eastbound in toward king of prussia this morning. big games tonight, basketball in south philadelphia, the first game i believe is slated for 7:27 but we will see volume heading in the sold out wells far get center. the subway running sports express trains that start at 6:00 o'clock. so you may want to park in the the city, grab something to eat and take broad street subway down to catch the game in the game stadium later tonight. i-95 looking

so, the contract between malcolm x and martin luther king. a man who was a pacifist, nonviolent resistor. who was fiery and more of a revolutionary, may be more militant? >> yeah, the same five. two different men. is, i am working on a screenplay, and i cannot find any documentation regarding frederick douglass. i know he made a speech about dred scott in new york in 1857. but i am still trying to figure out, did frederick douglass actually talk to lincoln, anyone in washington, about dred scott? jaime: i don't believe so, no. no. i am sure you discovered, that was a final sort of catalyst for the civil war. god lincoln, frederick douglass, all the people on the union side and the emancipation side, they were actually serious. that was such an incendiary decision. the civil war was coming closer and closer. and dred scott, let us just say who was theonney, supreme court chief justice, he is from maryland. he was a maryland slaveowner, a very wealthy maryland slaveowner. was, too.other-in-law francis scott key was his brother-in-law. >> but th

martin luther king. hasn't been here long, but there's one thing he can do, he can move people with words. i said, well, that's the man we need. i said, that's fine. so we decided that what we would do, one, ask people to stay off of the buses for a day; two, we would end up -- joanne said as soon as i get through here, i'm going to go and get some leaflets made out. then we assigned each of us responsibilities to talking to certain people and carrying out certain responsibilities so that there could be an official meeting called. and when the official meeting was called, exactly what we had planned in jo anne's living room took place. dr. martin luther king jr. was selected to be the spokesman at a part of the official meeting when he was not even present. mr. rufus lewis was selected as chairman of the transportation committee. mr. e.d. nixon was selected as the treasurer, and the young lawyer just out of law school was selected as the lawyer for the movement in charge of the legal activities. and when

as i am listening to you, i am thinking about malcolm x and martin luther king. i think they both knew they had two different jobs to do and that their fight was -- they had the same cause but their fight was different. jamie: thank you. that's a great insight. so the contrast between malcolm x and martin luther king and the man who was a pacifist, nonviolent resistance and malcolm x, fiery, a revolutionary, in a hurry, maybe more militant. >> the same fight with two different ways of fighting. i wrote a screen play and have been trying for the last tin years, could not find documentation regarding frederick douglass. my question is -- i am trying to figure out is frederick douglass actually talked to lincoln or nyone in washington, trying to -- jamie: i don't believe so, no. i know as i am sure you discovered that again was another final catalyst for the civil war because lincoln and douglass and all of the people on the union side, the emancipation side, were -- that was such an incendiary decision that that was also like the civil war was coming closer and clo

it will shut down martin luther king drive fairmount park area on saturday and weather permitting they have a regatta set for sunday after dave's forecast, i'm sure they will be regrouping later on today here that may be canceled or postponed but a busy weekend with shut downs on both kelly and martin luther king drive and i'll put all that extra volume on the schuylkill if you are coming in or out of the city this weekend. otherwise, i-95 southbound looking good, in problems on the the schuylkill expressway, in problems coming in from the suburbs, and mass transit looking good with no delays, lauren, back over to you. >>> this morning we are getting a look at how septa police arrested a man wanted for shooting a philadelphia fast food worker. septa police released footage from a body camera yesterday, after last week arrest? police say septa employee recognized graham from surveillance video. police cleared bus before walking up to ronald graham whom officers found sleeping on the bus and he is no stranger to septa. >> 's parentally calls customer service and he is an angry rider, so

that is connection between kelly drive and martin luther king drive closed for last couple of months a tune up. we are good to go forecaster, bikers, roller bladers. there is in excuse, keith to get out there later today and get that exercise program back into gear. forty-two, in problems, coming in towards philadelphia, and there were work crews set up near route 130 gone. we are good to go if you are coming into philadelphia, up and over that walt whitman. southbound i-95 out of the north east so far, so good but right after the rush hour penndot will hit the road from 9:00 to 3:00, weather permitting i think here between cottman and bridge street. mass transit looking good with no delays. lauren back over to you. >>> innocent bystander hit the by a stray bullet and she's recovering in the hospital. steve keeley standing by with more on this story, hi there, steve. >> reporter: another awful deja vu case because this is second teenage girl in just 12 days, shot while standing on her own front porch by a stray bullet. you will recall it was 18 year-old najay seedily killed with a st

heavy track here and there, this is at martin luther king jr. boulevard and york. our own darryl orr is there one of the cars ended up on the sidewalk. >> reporter: yeah, that's correct, jayson. it looks like this jeep ran into this vehicle right here at thirty-fifth and martin luther king, minor injuries, which is a good thing. police are blocking the southbound lane of york and also one of the lanes coming east -- correction, west on mlk boulevard here, so the impact was pretty hard. the airbags were deployed on both vehicles, but nobody has been transported the hospital. >>> i'm not calling for an alternate route at this point because things aren't backed up far enough to ble stops in the north side of town very typical on 270. this accident on 88th avenue at i-7615 minute from that north side of town. boulder drive. it's on pearl riggt at 28th. >>> jayson thank you. turning to breaking news cdot signs alerting drivers to be on the look out for a driver of a hit-and-run. >> reporter: that hit and run caused severe injuries to a pedestrian around 10:00 last night

. >> grant:curry is king.and royalty rolled into oakland's martin luther king elementary school today. yes. it was a sponsored appearance for the water purifying company-- brita, >> grant:and steph talked a lot about the imporatnce of drinking like soda, sports drinks and juices. >> grant:water is always best. curry is the best. and these kids were mesmarized. >> what makes me feel the best one i am playing basketball, i know that every year that i have done in the lead i had to find different ways to recover faster and be able to talk my game. obviously, drinking water and stay hydrated is the best routine for me. pre-game, during the game and post-game creek it works. (laughter) >> grant: what a guy? >> pam: amazing. >> grant: is just the best. he is a true gentleman on and off court. love to see a bonafide superstar like him go in there and beat an and bloods and role model. that was a victory bad that they call it. we will havemuch more warriors coverage still on the way. >> grant:at 8-45.sports director gary radnich joins us as the dubs go for 46- straight home games tomorrow aga

martin luther king jr. way, we seem to be sending a great many of our young leaders to their early graves. >> it's been a very emotional period for all of us who have worked for the senator. and personally, the most horrifying thing in these last few days was this morning, when i tacked this black ribbon on to my campaign button, because now i'm lost. i'm desperate. and i don't know where we're going from here. >> when senator kennedy went down, he was trying to speak for those americans, including the young, who feel a need to change many aspects of american life. well, that cause has not been still forever, because even without him, the changes will be made, because they have to be. but nobody knows when, nor how, nor whether the changes will be made peacefully or violently. >> in the meantime, this country has lost another leader. as far as i'm concerned, has lost the only leader that i feel gives us any hope for the future. i mean, what happens to the country? i mean, you wonder if it's worth saving, yo

this is that inbound east sureu way see flashing lights there before martin luther king often the right berm, but traffic is very heavy 90 westbound as you head towardst r the martin luther king accident or an side. a &. a few drive times let's check outt a before east about early wednesday. in bound 90 on on the westbounde delays around 23 minutes. seventy-nine northbound from 8215 minute denisone as you head towards i 90. wayne and christie - - >> governor john kasich cubescub their hopes alive last night. >> also big night for donald trump. we're in the newsroom with a wrap up. >> john kasich wants ohio donald trump once ohio donald trump once for the chunky sickts now could prevent trump getting the automated nomination. >> we had something happening that it actually makes the republican party probably the biggest political story anywhere in the world pro. everybody is writing about all over europe, all over the world are talking about it. millions of people are comingng in. this is an example of it today. >> donald trump had a new straight last night after one in north carolina ill

we got talking about martin luther king and the civil rights struggle. there was a point when martin luther king in addition to his civil rights activities came out and opposed the vietnam war which i felt defined him. he said this morality is going to apply across everything, not just civil rights. it was very controversial at the time. my dad was one of the few people defending king doing this. it was a nice beautiful fall day, beautiful views out the windows of our place, fire crackling and everything, everybody sitting around, what do you think? i -- you really need to consider this in light of the free soil debates in congress in 1854. i was in volume 4 of sandberg. what was great about this is writing was working for me, being a reader and a big writer was working for me. my dad recognized me. none of the other kids were interested in this kind of intellectual engagement. my father because of the depression, his family had been so wiped out by the depression he never graduated from high school and they didn't have equivalency degrees or anything lik

they said that and assault was happening inside the martin luther king jr. library, and when officers injured, -- entered, they saw a man running down the escalator and arrested him. the witness told the ktvu that the suspect had wrapped a wire around the woman's neck, but we are still working to confirm that detail with the police. the woman was treated and declined being transported to the hospital. the suspect has been booked on charges of false imprisonment, battery and being under the influence. he is not affiliated with the school, and we do not know whether the woman was a student or staff member, and we are waiting to learn more about the incident. it's still early, so we have not seen many student. and one woman said she did not receive an alert, and we will look into that. >>> your time is 6:06 am your >>> the apartment fire in fremont forcing seven people out of their home, and this is on the apartment billing in fremont on fremont boulevard. the fire was out in about 40 minutes, but it damaged three apartments, and seven tenants were displaced. n

---al final tanto l como los alumnos de la escuela primaria "martin luther king" pasaron una maÑana divertidaca ---legisladores en el capitolio estatal presentaron un proyecto que busca cobrar un impuesto de 2 centavos de dlar por cada onza de bebidas azucaradas. ---los fondos recolectados seran destinados a clinicas que trabajan para combatir la diabetes, obesidad y mejorar la salud oral. ---quienes se oponen afirman que este tipo de iniciativas no cambiarn los hbitos de consumo de las personas. ----en 2014 los electores de berkeley aprobaron el primer impuesto local en todo el pas a las sodas. vo-blanca ---una ciudad del este de la bahia se pone a la vanguardia en cuanto a los derechos que otorga a madres lactantes. take vo cesar ---en una investigacion especial, le hablamos sobre los efectos poco conocidos que el virus del zika esta dejando en muchos paises que no tiene nada que ver con cuestiones medicas... live weather cam segment ends blanca ---el primer centro de lactancia se abrio en el area de la bahia abrio en el area de la bahia pero este tambien es el primero de todo el estado. vo

campus police were responding to an unrelated call at the martin luther king library at about 9 pm last night, and students told the officer there was an assault in the women's restroom. the police tracked down the suspect at the escalator. he is not a student at the school, but the witness said that the suspect had wrapped a wire around the woman's neck, but we are still trying to confirm that with the police. the suspect has been booked on charges of false imprisonment, battery and under the influence. the victim was treated at the scene but declined to go to the hospital. >>> a fire in fremont forcing several people out of their home, on fremont boulevard east of interstate 880. the fire was put out in just under 40 minutes, but three apartments were damaged, seven people are now out of the homes. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> your time now 5:05 am. >>> san francisco elementary school is shutting down, st marys in chinatown is a bilingual k-8 school that opened in 1921, serving chinese immigrants, but only 80 students today. the archdiocese said that due to

fue encontrado en un lago ubicado en la interseccin de las calles "chain of lakes drive" y "martin luther kingel parque golden gate. take vo ---el medico forense lleg a la escena para realizar el levantamiento del cadaver. ----ahora intentan determinar la identidad de la persona y cmo muri. ----en septiembre de 2014,fue hallado el cuerpo de un hombre de 60 aÑos en otro lago del parque. ---an no se ha determinado la causa de esa muerte ni cmo termin en el agua. vo-blanca ---hoy compareci en corte "kenneth osako", sospechoso de golpear y causar la muerte de un hombre en un gimnasio de south san francisco en 2014. ----el acusado no se declar inocente ni culpable, por el fallecimiento de "diego galindo" de 44 aÑos de edad. ---presuntamente, "osako" golpe a su vctima con una barra para pesas y ste falleci un da despues en el hospital. ---los fiscales indican que un da antes de su muerte, "galindo" en broma haba invitado a la novia de "osako" a dar un paseo en su motocicleta. blanca --las autoridades sanitarias investigan un posible brote de "norovirus" en la universidad de berkeley. investigan un p

hook up to martin luther king. then go east to the fairgrounds there. i'll break that down for you on twitter. back to our maps looking in polk county. you are looking great. polk parkway no issues so far. if you are heading into tampa for work from polk parkway over to i-75, your drive time is just 15 minutes. not seeing any delays there. you can see i-4 between polk parkway east and west very quiet. bobby, hopefully the weather is not too bad today for the first day of the strawberry festival. >>> awesome forecast for today and through the weekend and next week. starting off dry out there. staying dry today. hooters of clearwater beach palms. not a big deal. water temperature is 66 degrees. that's going to be creeping up two. out there. extend across the gulf of to stream our way. see the darker spots? those are holes in the clouds. we'll see plenty of those through the day. you can call it mostly cloudy because they'll be up there. they'll be filtering the sunshine. you'll need your sunglasses. this morning. outside. which means low to mid 50s and up

hamilton.police say the man was walking near the tracks on martin luther king junior boulevard and pershing avenue just after three this afternoon.his body was pulled out from under the train by first responders.we're told his injuries are serious enough that he had to be taken by helicopter to u-c medical center.there's no word on why he was walking near the tracks, but authorities do not believe it was an attempt to harm himself. a springfield township condo complex catches fire.the flames ignited just after three o-clock this afternoon at the complex on the corner of meredith and hamilton avenues.firefighters say the fire started in one of the units then spread quickly.two other units were damaged... but nobody is living in either a person is confirmed dead after an early morning house fire in southeast indiana.. but the identity likely won't be confirmed for a few weeks. weeks.this video shows the explosions at the house in aurora.it was taken by a neighbor when the fire ignited early this morning on market street. an elderly woman, her son and his wife live there. authorities say that