martin luther king jr., whose birthday we celebrate every year, was fighting for it in 1967.called it the guaranteed minimum income. it was what he was fighting for on the day he was assassinated in 1968. it was so mainstream that 1000 economist signed a study saying this would be tremendous for the country. if passed the house of representatives twice in 1971 under richard nixon. 11 years later, one state passed the dividend were everyone in that state gets between $1000 in $2000 a year. what state is that? how did they find it? what is the oil of the 21st century? technology. what they are doing with oil money in alaska we can do for everyone in south carolina and everyone around the country with technology money. amazon, trillion dollar tech company paying less in federal taxes than anyone in this room. that equation will not work for the people of south carolina. we have to build a trickle up economy for our people, our families and our communities up. i know what $1000 a month would mean to the college kid struggling at columbia college or usc with tuition and room and b

martin luther king jr. said, "call it democracy, or call it democratic socialism, but there must be a better distribution of wealth within this country for all of god's children." [applause] to realize this vision, we must not view america only as a population of disconnected individuals, we must also view ourselves as part of "an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny," as dr. king put it. in other words, we are in this together. [applause] we must see ourselves as part of one nation, one community and one society, regardless of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or country of origin. this quintessentially american idea is literally emblazoned on our coins. e pluribus unum: from the many, one. and, i should tell you, it is enshrined in the motto of our campaign for the presidency. not -- presidency. not me, us. [applause] let me be clear. i do understand that i and other progressives will face massive attacks from those who attempt to use the word "socialism" as a sl

and i don't know martin luther king jr in calif you know about about iran about iran specifically because i understand that iran is one of the things that was talked about here in london this week. well again mr president obama wrote that our arrangement had the global community working with iran mr trump cool that of course the pot was fried the crisis he was solve the crisis he created by pulling out fact is iran was at the table under supervision and oversight and that deal should have been enforced not not on the mind when i asked if i'm from canada or mexico from china from europe he's fighting to be isolated he's succeeding does not give america not a good rule security but he campaigned on an antiwar ticket yet be his lies a lot that he's a consistent the point is that he has. threatened iran with war and these days fights in the compound and fights opponents in the biz of isolation us threatens a nation isn't. darlow if that isn't tough negotiations isn't trade not inviting with you not you cannot bomb away into relationship you must negotiate or that of the ship we have robert fr

one black person is down we are all down that is what martin luther king jr. said. to get her attention we never crossed her parents. kids obeyed their parents and that was the end of the discussion in the jim crow south for people to address white people i always heard my mommy and daddy would respond in this way. explain this to my mom and to my surprise she agreed and i said yes ma'am never again. i stood up for various causes in my mother's brothers from chicago visited they were amazed at my fighting spirit as a polite way to say i was buck wild. [laughter] watch this my uncle said to another. he pushed me down and i fell into the dirt felt pain in my chest and immediately i felt tears welling up in my eyes but i would not give my uncle the satisfaction of knowing i had been hurt and i jumped right back up and he hit me again i had to catch my breath and i jumped up again. her shoulders are squared like she is going to hit back one said laughing so they started to teach me how to throw a punch they said you might need this one day. but don't you dare tell them

martin luther king jr. gave a portion of the i have a dream speech. >> continuing our tour with history, we had downtown to cobo center which is located on the back of the detroit river. ownwe are in downt detroit, with cobo hall, and cobo arena, named after the former mayor who was a supporter of housing segregation. when this was built, it became the main convention center for detroit. in 1963, it would be here at when dr. martin luther king junior, after leading one of the largest civil rights marches in history, would come here to give a portion of "i have a dream" speech on june 23, 1963. he gives it right here in detroit two months before washington dc. they had a preview of the most famous speech in american history. >> i have a dream this afternoon that my four little children will not come up in the same young days that i came up in, but they will be judged on the basis of the content of their character, not the color of their skin. [applause] king: i have a dream this afternoon that one day right

always saying that it's a travesty that we don't know, filipino-americans don't know who our martin luther king jris. we don't know what our selma is. it's as if african-americans did not know what selma meant to them. and so, and he was such a wonderful leader that has been almost forgotten in our history. and which is why we very much wanted it to be larry to be the first book in the series. and dawn already had over 20 years worth of research on him. and you're right, it is very much a dense book because she had so much information. i think one of my jobs was to make sure we kept within page count because she-- robert: but it is very important that young people get exposed to him early. i mean, i think the college kind of text would be important, but i think it's very important for young people to become more aware of their historical figures, don't you think? gayle: oh yes, definitely. you know, filipino-americans definitely need to know as a community our key leaders and who we can look up to. and really no one has been writing about our history for children, which is to me a surprise. when w

e know from our leaders, our forebearers, our forefathers like martin luther king jr.hat the time is always right to do what's right. each one of us is being called today to fight these battles. the bible tells us we are called to be the light of the world, for all to see, which means taking on the dark powers, putting on the armor of god, putting on the belt of truth, the shield of risheseness. that is how we defeat president trump and it is how we defeat what is wrong in our democracy and how we restore the power to you, the people. glod bless america. -- god bless se america. ♪ applause brks ♪ thank you. thank you, i should have let that music go a little bit longer. we could have gotten some rhythm going. hello, south carolina. thank you so much. it is a privilege and an honor to be here to address you. as most of you know, i'm not a career politician. i'm an entrepreneur and problem solver and i'm here with you all to help solve the problem of our time and the problems speak to this question. how did donald trump win the election of 2016? now there are a bunch of

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martin luther king jr.mong others leah chase was 96 years old. >>> over the weekend, texas became the biggest state yet to ban red light cameras. it's the latest in an ongoing debate that pits driving safety against personal rights. here is nbc's molly hunter >> reporter: we've all seen these dramatic videos when reckless drivers blow through red lights now texas has become the latest and biggest state to ban red light cameras. >> it's now law. >> reporter: red light cameras record the license plates and automatically issue drivers tickets. but the controversy centers around fairness. unlike police officers writing a ticket, the cameras assume you're guilty. and the cameras catch people not just blatantly running red lights, but also people stopping just over the white line who didn't quite clear the cash-strapped cities, and studies show they work red light cameras reduce the crash rate in large cities by 21%. across the country, about two dozen states currently have red light cameras operate, and 11 state

poli say a driver was headed east on the westbound lanes of route 50 near martin luther king jr. highway. the driver also caused ara sepa crash before colliding with a car and tractor-trailer. one person flown to the hospital. the driver who died was going in onthe wrg direction. >>> the fate of aus notorio drug kingpin is being discussed in an openforum. rayful edmonds is currentlyrv seing a life sentence. w he once ran one of the mostdr proli rings in the district. now decades later the public is getting a chance to weigh in on whether or not he should get out of prison early. people gathered for a public hearing at martha's table in southeast yesterday. edmond was convicted in 1990 and he spent the0 pastars cooperating with the government. now a judge dciding whether that help entitles him to a shorter sentence. >> if i could speak upon the change and hling from all of us. >> cooperation with the government is certainly a factor. i think another factor is one conducts themselves even while they are incarcerated. >> prosecutors say that edmond continued to run his drug ring whi

martin luther king jr. he said in 1967 that fighting on the day he was assassinated in 1968. there is an asian man running for president. all those things are true. the dividend that seems dramatic now and 2019, but not when dr. king fought for. friedman said it would be tremendous for america. it passed the u.s. house of representatives twice in 1971 and there is one state that has edited -- has a dividend where everyone in that state gets between $1000 in $2000 every year, no questions asked. what state is that? and what is the oil of the 21st century? data, technology, self driving cars and trucks. what they are doing for the people of alaska with oil money, we can do for everyone in america with technology money. indeed, we must do this. the human nature of our economy is about to ramp up in unprecedented ways. the cost of donald trump -- donald trump's victory will only accelerate. that's why i'm running for president, to help solve this problem. i'm going to cite one of our great speakers, chris rock. what did chris rock say? he said that george w. bush is one of the gr

martin luther king jr., and thurgood marshall among others leah chase was 96 years old. >>> when we come back, why a group of medical students is working with animals an unusual partnership to help them heal humans >>> finally tonight, dr. doolittle has nothing on these medical professionals. at harvard medical school, students of human medicine are working with veterinarians the goal, to improve care for everyone here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: when you think harvard med school, this is probably not what comes to mind. but it turns out, you can learn a lot from a lemur which is why one class now partners students of human medicine, like kara young, with veterinarians to treat animals at boston's franklin park zoo. >> it's unlike any experience i've had but it's really getting to know the animals just beyond what we can see here and knowing them inside and out.a roine phyl >> check out his eyes. >> reporter: and while some things like eye exams aren't much different -- >> reporter: animals can't describe what they're feeling. >> it's super important in how we've learned in medical

this is video from the citizen app showing work happening in martin luther king, jr. way is addison street in downtown berkeley. meantime they issued the first flex alert of the year. how hot was it? >> it was like in the 90s. >> reporter: no reprieve found on public transportation. many founds it hotter on trains than on the streets. and pg&e says the outages may be heat related, but they would not confirm the exact cause. >> firefighters suffered heat related injuries while battling a fire this afternoon. it started near mcveigh and fleming avenues. one home caught fire and several others in the neighborhood were evacuated. >> i heard some loud popping noises and i thought that's not good. after a little while maybe 15, 30 seconds or so i saw some flames and that's when i called it in. >> vegetation also burned. the fire department believes the fire may have been sparked by a downed power line. but pg&e says the cause is still under investigation. you can stay up-to-date with any alerts just download the abc 7 app. >>> new details tonight in a deadly officer involve

organization name coming to the table so it was set up to help realize one of the dreams of dr martin luther king jr that the children of former slaves and slave owners would one day sit down together at the same table. just the action of bringing 2 people together don't go to the same chairs that don't shop in the same places live in the same neighborhood and don't look alike i say that when we even go out in public we are the marching pair here we've been on every civil rights and woman's march there is even just seeing us to gather models what is possible that in itself some people say that's really small but i think it's huge coming to his head evil which is to heal the lines of. the legacy of things like martin you know he's now. visiting our purpose 1st rack is uncovering and and teaching truth in history. and you will be a lot of homework even if. this is monument avenue. martha wastes no time in starting her 1st lesson on the true history of the american civil war next when we come to is. jefferson davis jefferson davis was the president of confederacy we need to weed what's written on his m

martin luther king, jr. frequently dined there, and later, so would two presidents, george w.are you feeling, baby? we paid her a visit in 2015, just another highlight of our 25-year friendship. >> no matter what you do on this earth, you have to do it and do it well. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: she even served as the inspiration behind disney's first african american princess. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: one of her most treasured awards is the 2016the course of america, and i say we changed the course of america over a bowl of gumbo. >> reporter: leah chase died saturday. she was 96 years old. michelle miller, cbs news, new york.ouis werelucky to call that's the "cbs evenne night. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> now at seven, screeching tires, cheering crowds shutdown intersections. tonight we ask what happened to the top crackdown on sideshows? >> we don't know what down. what went down. heartbroken. >> neighbors describe a gentle soul but that's not what

about the stir find intrigue ago and by that, i mean "sexy." ( laughter ) he could have picked martin luther king jrson mandela or eleanor roosevelt. but of all the speeches he stole, ashton kutcher? from the 2013 "teens choice awards?" ( laughter ) like, now it makes me wonder if he does this every year? maybe he only steals from awards shows. maybe last year he was like, students i'm going to let you finish but bey once had the greatest video of all time." that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story. ( cheers and applause ) today was day two of president trump's visit to the u.k. and last night, the world's cutest white walker, her majesty, the queen, hosted an official state dinner in honor of trump's favorite thing: himself. >> the president's first day ending in grand fashion with a dinner at buckingham palace, surrounded by royalty, the very best china, crystal, and guild silver on display for the president and 170 rs guests, the president praising the queen: >> a great, great woman. >> but possibly breaking with protocol when appearing to touch her back as she stood up. >> whe

people and that's i think one of the biggest wars that actually has always been going on and martin luther king jr pointed that out over and over it's a class issue and this is a war against poor people oh no are devolving into an autocracy driven by these feudal digital potentates you know back in the middle evil days you know the king or the queen would make some pronouncement that's ludicrous but people have to accept that you know they suddenly that you know this are and this color. orange represents the high holiness of whatever this and you must bow before and people have to do it so now you have over there google they're saying these are not poor people these are people that don't believe in the divinity of google and therefore they must live in these camps or those say oh we must build a wall or not build a wall you know use a reason which is straight out of a medieval deranged potentate king's mind these are r.v. camps outside of google's headquarters here there's a road there with public parking google themselves have built like 65 affordable housing units in the city but there is an end

it was set up to help realize one of the dreams of dr martin luther king jr that the children of former slaves and slave owners would one day sit down together at the same table. just the action of bringing people together don't go to the same. shop in the same place live in the same neighborhood and don't look alike i say that when we even go out in public we are the marching pair here we've been on every civil rights and woman's march there is even just seeing us to gather models what is possible that some people say that's really small but i think it's huge coming here is how people which is to heal. the legacy things like martin you know he's now. visiting our purpose 1st rack is uncovering and and teaching truth in history. and you will be a lot of homework even if. this is monument avenue. martha wastes no time in starting her 1st lesson on the true history of the american civil war next when we come to is. jefferson davis the jefferson davis was the president of confederacy we need to weed what's written on his monument. it's a it's appalling. the words on the statue paid for by

or martin luther king jr you know they feel they feel like i'm just me are i'm just now just regular guy yeah i'm pretty sure they're regular people i mean when i met al gore i was like regular dude pretty ordinary and he know it you think they're like this guy like they they're untouchable like you know he's there or there is al gore and then you meet and ordinary dude you know everybody is just ordinary i don't know i just don't. i was see. as a point basically for somebody else because. as we come to the end of the story. i'm hopeful for you and your future. we can each of us pick up the torch. we can make a difference. we need to extend the love we have from children and grandchildren a generation further. to the children we will never meet. to the world we will not seen. and to the things we will not benefit from. it is perfectly possible. and when you look back at us and our generation. i hope it will be with a sense of amazement and pride. that when you turn the last page in your. you will have been able to write the perfect ending to any good story. just when you thought all

diplomat the reverend jesse jackson who has worked alongside bernie sanders and corbin as well as martin luther king jr fidel castro good chavez and julian assange thanks so much jesse for coming on the show so you marched with jeremy corbyn against iraq in the streets of london why do you think your president refused to meet with the leader of majesty's opposition here on the state visit to britain is right wing in his ruling the world seems. mr trump as a regime change orientation yes new york international law point to mr trump mr bush. time and told the blair was that there was a little some restaurant they found you spoke at a good job his funeral what do you think we can learn from him. and i don't know bought into the king jr in calif you know about about iran about iran specifically because i understand that iran is one of the things that was talked about here in london this week. well again mr president obama wrote that our arrangement had the global community working with iran mr trump cool that of course the part was for it the crisis he was solve the crisis he created by pulling out fact is

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explain later spiled legendary activist peacemaker and call radio of hugo chavez fidel castro martin luther king jr and the leaders on conflict resolution there's the g. 20 today debates the u.s. china trade will tell us more coming up in today's going on the ground but 1st on this day in 149 george orwell published the dystopian novel 1984 and just as 1904 was 35 years up to 9049 so we had today 35 years from 1904 little wonder perhaps that a political refugee in moscow who revealed mass surveillance by nato powers using our mobile phones argues that life is more dangerous today than in the book 1984. it is an important book but we should not bound ourselves to the limits of the author's imagination you know our times have shown that the world is much more unpredictable and dangerous than that it's certainly dangerous for snowden he's too afraid to go to donald trump's usa for fear of capture and the man who helped him and who revealed google glass hora has been tortured by the british government at southeast london according to the u.n. i mean google glasses you know possibly or. realize nation o

as usual you look to the writings and the teachings of doctor martin luther king jr. what did he say we should do? he said in 1967 in his book, we need a guaranteed minimum income for the united states of america. and it is what he was fighting for on the day he was assassinated in 1968. if you have heard anything about me you know this. there's an asian man running for president want to give everyone $1000 a month and all those things are true. the freedom dividend seems dramatic now in 2019. not only doctor king 44, thomas paine was for it in the founding of the company called the citizens dividend. if past the u.s. house of representatives twice in 1971. there's one state that has a dividend where everyone in the state gets between one and $2000 a year no questions asked. what state is that? and how does alaska fund it? and what is the oil of the 21st century? data, technology, ai, self driving cars and trucks. what they are doing for the people in alaska with oil money, we can do for everyone in america with technology money. indeed we must do this because the pun

that was a very good test seven or eight years before martin luther king jr.e famous or rosa parks. harry truman was the one that broke the ice and started desegregation america. mr. meacham: your religious upbringing must of been essential. president carter: it was. i grew up also immersed in a church in plains which was baptist and my father was a sunday school teacher and we went through many parts of the bible. i was a particularly the sermon on the mount and the chapter of matthew. essence ofs out the what is presently known as universal human rights. he spelled out the proper relationship between the powerful and the week, between the jews and gentiles, between men and women and he said everybody should be treated equally. that was the foundation of what said and itevelt evolved into the universal declaration of human rights. there are times in human history where the united states has gone through all the basic measure of revisions and struck at the andnce of the primary moral ethical values are and put them terms but also semi-legal terms which was in

he joined martin luther king jr. a message of hope to america. >> to tell the america people we're better. and we must get people to never hate. hate is too heavy of a burden to bear. >> minds can be changed he says. and he related a story about wanting to borrow a book from a neighborhood library when he was just a boy. >> we were told thatra the lib was a white only and not for coloreds. and i neverk went bac to that library until july 5th, s 1998 i for a book signing of my first book. by this time i'm in the congress. it changed my life. so many black and white people showed up. >> john lewis plans to continue his efforts to reverse the divisive rhetoric. >> i'd like to see us just some way try to be kind to people. take a lesson from the 1i6civil rights movemen a message of pe, of love. just love everybody. i remember dr. king saying on one occasion, just love the hell outf everybody. >> i love that. ohn lewis says every child deserves a family and his act was introduced earlier this month. we'll keep you updated

martin luther king, jr. stepped out of room 306 on to the balcony of the lorraine motel. . >> i said dr. king,he said you are crazy. we laughed. he didn't suffer at all. i remember saying he's my friend, martin. hold on, martin. he was gone. he was here. he was not here. >> got knows this is the most tragic thing that happened in my life. you never really recover from such a scene. . >> knowing dr. king and news crews shadowed his every move. at the moment of his death, no television cameras were present. the only pictures take 19 day were by a south african filmmaker who was at work on a documentary about dr. king. i ran to help, but there was not much anyone could do. >> i have very sad news for all of you. and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight. >> we were very upset. we lost somebody like a father. many are wondering which with way we are going to turn. we are not sure and we lost something and feel it deeply. we feel it. the 400 or 500 year leader has been taken from us. the white people do not know it, but the white people's best friend i

martin luther king. >> as one of the great leaders in american history dr. martin luther king, jr.d i where quote, call it democracy or call it democratic socialism, but there must be a better distribution of wealth within this country for all of god's children. >> no other presidential candidates have embraced a socialist platform. senator michael bennett reacted to sanders' speech last night on "cuomo primetime" this way. >> martin luther king said it in the quote bernie just read you can call it democracy or socialism. let's call it democracy, american democracy. fdr never called himself a socialist. bernie sanders will never call himself a democrat. >> joe biden calling for adjusting american capitalism. on wednesday he said, quote, things have changed in a way that needs to be turned around, and it doesn't require socialism and it doesn't require some fundamental shift. it requires sort of reordering capitalism to make capitalism work and save it. we are now just two weeks out from the first democratic debate. you can bet that will be an issue. >> oh, yeah, democratic presiden

that is the hope of another great american doctor martin luther king jr.. he made a lot of important speeches while he was a pastor. one of the most famous is called i had a dream. do you have any dreams for america? thousands of people come to washington, d.c. every year to learn about the nation's history. and if we come in the springtime they can also see these trees that go all the way around the tidal basin. they were a gift from the people of japan to the people of the united states in 1912. they are carved into the marble stone and people come from all over to find the names of their loved ones. when i think of the pledge of allegiance, i think of the flag and all of the important things the flag and pledge to stand for like freedom, justice and equality but then i realized we don't get these on our own there are people that fight for us to be free everyda every day like e soldiers from world war ii that raised the flag at hiroshima. before we got home there was one more place to go. we headed to the flagstones of the full jurors were given their liv

a crash has shutdown u.s. 15 near martin luther king jr. highway. thisappened around 4:00 in the westbound lanes headg into d.c. it looks like a two-car crash here. right now is unclear whether anyone was hurt. no word from state pole on how long this closure might last. >> gunfire left at least one person dead in a double shooting in southeast. here's what we know so far. this aappenedund midnight near the potomac avenue metro station. two adults were found shot and one of them did notsu ive. we are looking to learn more about the condition of the other victim. we'll update you as we get more information. this morning a murder investigation in prince george's county has many wondering whether the transgender communitis being targeted. 23-year-old zoe spears was found shot near her home late thursday night. police don't know who killed her or why but friends say she was trying to move from her apartment and feared for her life. spears is the sond transgender woman to be killed near that area since march. spears actually witnessed carmen's murder. no

she created a save haven for civil rights activists including martin luther king jr.me a close friend. >> she was already a giant in the culinary world. her seg nature dishes of chicken and shrimp clemminsole brought her worldwide fame. leah chase was called the queen of creole cuisine and her palace was dooky chase's. >> if i didn't come in this kitchen every day, i think i would be miserable. >> reporter: born in 1923 she started out as a wait tress in the french quarter before married a musician whose parents ran a small sandwich shop. mrs. chase took it over and made it into a fine dining restaurant for african-americans in the 1950s. >> what does this mean? >> it was like a save haven for all of us. >> reporter: during the civil rights era, she provided a space for both white and back activists to meet. in 2005 hurricane katrina destroyed dooky chase, but chase reopened it two years later. >> people said, what are you going to do at your age. there was only one thing for me to do. no matter what you do on this earth, you have to do it and do it well. >> reporter:

martin luther king jr. to fight for civil rights.developed -- they went out to the communities to listen to parent concerns, they helped change school district policies. in 1969, the association of chinese teachers was formally established. with a mission of ensuring education equity for all. five years later, the scholarship committee was established. that tear, they were able to fund two scholarships. over the span of 45 years, through the generosity of many community leaders and members, current and retired educators, the number of scholarships has increased. this year, at our 50th anniversary, we are able to award scholarships to 23 high school graduating seniors who have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to social justice. the students have worked hard and have shown self-discipline in their schools and community, and some of them are able to be here tonight. please join me in celebrating the achievements of the 2019 scholarship recipients. from balboa high school, audrey sue, from philip burton high s

bush as well as civil rights leaders like martin luther king jr., malcolm x. in louisiana during the segregated jim crow era and got her start in the early '40s. she became famous in her own right and successful. she passed away at 96 and was truly an icon and will be misse missed. >> greg: let's do this. i missed the tv show called cheaters. people would be out on a secret date. a guy would bring the person on, the ex-boyfriend or husband. it was so good. this is the animal version. two cats thinking that they are having an illicit affair. then notices the x behind her. democrat says why did you run away? what's going on. [laughter] don't cheat on me. that's why... >> ♪ animals are great! ♪ animals are great! >> juan: do you remember this 30-year-old film classic. take a look. >> hey, is this heaven? >> no. it's iowa. >> juan: if you build it, they will come. that's what i did this past sunday after fox news sunday in dubuque. i visited the real field of dreams and dyer's bill iowa. its farm country. in the middle of it, beautiful baseball diamond surrounded