there is a real family link between the hills, and martin luther king jr. was the first minister who brought martin luther king jr. to columbus. quÉbec talk about the mumps. so many of the players single parent families. the moms are all working. talk about the moms. >> almost to a person, these mothers, worked as maids for well-to-do white families. when i went to interview dwight lamarr who is the athletes on the front of the book, can't we like will in his book so we will hold this up high. >> i asked him what his mom did for live. for work. and he said, my mother and my grades every day. she was a maid. and i said, she had to get on her hands and knees and work so that you could be. right smart he broke down. it was just it was so touching. in the character on the front of the book, mr. lamarr, was in the 11th grade and got kicked off of his basketball team by his white coach because he had a big afro. >> this is another high school, north high school. wil: but his mother had come from the south. the something else, all of the mothers that come from the

martin luther king jr. when rosa parks, a person who i got to know so well, was forced to leave our home state of alabama after the montgomery bus boycott, mr. conyers more than nyone else gave her a position on his staff and she was very proud and pleased to work in the office of john conyers. she served in his district office for 23 years. the record should be clear, john conyers loved music, but he loved jazz, he loved jazz more than any other form of music. he loved this institution and he dedicated his life to realizing the dream of what our nation could be. he was of the people and he was for the people. on this difficult day, i offer my deepest condolences to his beloved wife, son, family and the people of michigan who mourn his loss. may he rest in peace and in ower. mrs. lawrence: thank you so much, congressman. some other facts people may not know about john conyers. he worked for the lincoln auto factory and was a member of the u.a.w. he became the director of education for u.a.w. local 900. and

and so there was a real family link between the hales and martin luther king, jr. everend hale brought martin luther king to columbus. >> talk about the moms. so many players, single parents, mostly moms. moms were working, talk about the moments. >> almost to a person, these mothers worked as maids for well-to-do white families and when i went to interview the white lamar, who is the athlete on the front of the book-- we like wil and this book so we'll hold it up often so people can see it. >> i asked him what his mom did for life, you know, her work and he said -- he said my mother had my dreams every day, wil, and she was a maid and i said, man, so she had to get on her hands and knees and work so that you could eat, right? and he broke down. i mean, and it was -- it was just so touching and that character on the front of the book, mr. lamar, was in the 11th grade and got kicked off of his basketball team by his white coach because he had a big afro. >> this is at another high school, north high school. >> north high school. so think colin kaepernick size afro, b

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one exchange came during the city's martin luther king jr. parade. someone texts guyger, when does this end, lol. she replied, when mlk is dead. oh, wait. in another exchange two days before the shooting, someone texted her asking if she wanted a dog. do you know what you need? a german shepard? i happen to have one for you, although she may be racist. guyger replied, it's okay. i'm the same. prosecutors showing jurors three posts from pinterest. one image saved by guyger showed a military sniper with overlay text that said, stay low, go fast. kill first, die last. one shot, one kill, no luck, all skill. guyger's defense team is pected to call witnesses as the sentencing hearing resumes today. she could face anywhere from 5 to 99 years in prison. >>> and we turn to the new twist in the explosive impeachment battle in washington. the state department's independent watchdog is heading to capitol hill today for what's being called an urgent briefing on the ukraine scandal. meanwhile, house democrats are trying to bypass secretary of state mike pompeo as

get your attention is actually by civil disobedience in the footsteps of mahatma gandhi and martin luther king jr and malcolm x. and rosa parks and people who decided that peaceful nonviolent public protest. displays of public outrage but tamed and controlled because don't forget extinction rebellion and anybody who's involved in political activism or any kind of change agenda they going to use your actions and activities against you so once you know that the side of dark politics that some of us unfortunate have to deal with they will use your activities against you they will be 5th columnists in the spanish revolution infiltrating your ranks they will be tories dressed up as labor people and labor dressed up as tory people they will be anti climate change activists getting involved and it's only going to take one spark one spark for a far or thorough tearing government alliance of which this country's never ever seen to bring martial law and a police state into the city we have breaks it preparedness ready michael gove has his finger on the trigger and he's happy to pull it underage people on t

>> reporter: by 1968, like millions of americans conyers mourned the death of his friend, martin luther king jrdays later he introduced a bill to mark king's birthday as a national holiday. it took 15 years for it to get passed into law. in 1971, conyers cofounded the congressional black caucus which seeks equal nights for minorities through legislative efforts. then came the water gate years. conyers helped draft the articles of impeachment against nixon. conyers congressional career spanned ten presidencies. his legacy includes landmark reform such as the violence against women act and the hate crimes act. >> our concerns are moving all parts of this country out of the circumstances of segregation, discrimination and injustice in our legal system. >> conyers was the first african american to hold the distinction as dean or most senior member of congress. widely admired but ultimately disgraced, john conyers leaves behind a complex legacy in the congress and the country he served. >> john conyers was 9 oyears old. we'll be right back. on a scale of one to five? wait... one to five? when it com

martin luther king jr. when rosa parks, a person who i got to know so well, was forced to leave our home state of alabama after the montgomery bus boycott, mr. conyers more than nyone else gave her a position on his staff and she was very proud and pleased to work in the office of john conyers. she served in his district office for 23 years. the record should be clear, john conyers loved music, but he loved jazz, he loved jazz more than any other form of music. he loved this institution and he dedicated his life to realizing the dream of what our nation could be. he was of the people and he was for the people. on this difficult day, i offer my deepest condolences to his beloved wife, son, family and the people of michigan who mourn his loss. may he rest in peace and in ower. mrs. lawrence: thank you so much, congressman. some other facts people may not know about john conyers. he worked for the lincoln auto factory and was a member of the u.a.w. he became the director of education for u.a.w. local 900. and

we saw this when martin luther king jr.rote his famous letter from a birmingham jail where he was unconstitutionally jailed for protesting peacefully. we saw this in the effort to shut down campus protests during the vietnam war. we saw this way back when americans deeply polarized about its role in world war i and the supreme court ruled at the time the socialalist leader could be imprisoned for making an antiwar speech. in the end, all of these decisions were wrong. pulling back on free expression wasn't the answer. in fact, it often ends up hurting the minority views that we seek to protect. amy: that is mark zuckerberg. civil rights leaders quickly criticized his reach. mark luther king junior's daughter tweeted -- heard #markzuckerberg's 'free expression' speech, in which he referenced my father. i'd like to help facebook better understand the challenges #mlk faced from disinformation campaigns launched by politicians. these campaigns created an atmosphere for his assassinatioion." king is reportedly visiting the faceb

martin luther king jr., when asked if the festivities would end, she wrote when m.l.k.s dead -- oh, wait. ben crump? ben: yeah, it is just shocking, these posts that this police officer was sending to her partner, martin rivera, who she was having an affair with. and reremember, shee was sextin with him 20 minutes before she killed botham jean. but there are many posts she said i wear black and i have a gun s so don't f with me becaus i'm already dresseded for your fufuneral. so i think these posts kind of give us some perspective of her if lity, and i don't know she is racist. i don't know the woman at all. but these posts certainly suggest that she had an issue with people of color because there was some other posts in there where she suggested what to do with the diverse crowds of people celebrating at the martin luther king parade, how you should just mace them and do these other things that violate their constitutional rights. so i think the jury would have all of these things to consider when they put a verdict forth white sentence of this police woman amber guyge

yes it was that same speech that got him into hot water with the family of dr martin luther king jr after sachs invoked the name of the civil rights icon when discussing the important role facebook currently plays in preserving the freedom of speech but but let's let's get back to the issue at hand the facebook history want to one during the speech zuckerberg discussed the apparent altruistic early origin of facebook let's take a listen back when when i was in college. our country had just gone to war in iraq and the mood on our campus was disbelief. a lot of people felt like we were acting without hearing a lot of important perspectives i remember feeling that if more people had a voice to share their experiences then maybe. it could've gone differently and those early years shaped my belief that giving more people a voice gives power to the powerless and pushes the society to get better over time . now back then i was just building an early version of facebook for my community but i got a chance to see my values and beliefs plaids a smaller scale. as if we just had facebook during the r

martin luther king jr. clearly is welcoming elijah as a warrior and drum major for justice.an who lived his faith and pursued its admonitions. a man whose name meant the lord is my god and who kept faith with god by keeping faith with his fellow men and women. a man who spent his life and career helping us be a better house. a better more beloved community, john lewis, a better country. may god keep and protect our friend and colleague, elijah cummings. here on earth we will miss him. the house will miss him. maya, you and your family and his friends will miss him. and america will miss him. but we will rejoice in having had elijah walk among us, our friend, our colleague, and as has been said, jim, our example. his living surely was not in vain. well-done, good and faithful servant. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable emanuel cleaver, united states representative from the fifth district of missouri. mr. cleaver: o lord, the chair of the committee, elijah cummings, is now meeting you, the chair of the board of all of the universe. we issue thanks for sending elijah our wa

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get your attention is actually by civil disobedience in the footsteps of mahatma gandhi and martin luther king jr and malcolm x. and rosa parks and people who decided that peaceful nonviolent public protest. displays of public outrage but tamed and controlled because don't forget the extinction rebellion and anybody who's involved in political activism or any kind of change agenda they going to use your actions and activities against you look extinction rebellion of demanded effect we have returned to the stone age removal of economic progress a commitment to not grow the economy so essentially the british government for example has committed to being 0 carbon by 2050 which i think is nominally sensible you can't or shouldn't trust our word that how to ask him if he had our city contrasts it or not because our numbers in the names become clearer every single year if i can speak directly into the camera my 11 year old son who was at home with the band hello guys and we had a debate before it came on tonight about does he want to. leave school. take a break for an afternoon or a day to go and prote

in the hopes of billions of people his influence the lives of people who know the man from martin luther king jr to know some mandela. all right mahatma gandhi spearheaded indian resistance against british rule and is often referred to as the father of the nation throughout his life he promoted the ideology of nonviolent resistance and tolerance towards other religions india finally shook off the british colonial rule in 1907 but a year later gandhi was assassinated by hindu nationalists. today opinions on gunday are more mixed gulleys poster in one north eastern city was the face with graffiti which you read in the traitor of the nation there's also claims that an urn with some of his ashes was stolen the editor of a newsmagazine india today believes or blames the act on the descendants of the same hindu extremists who killed gandhi. who would remember that not. and some of his associates shot. gandhi gandhi in the you are 148 the members of this not too damn good sick group who also claim to be hindus they have a very narrow notion of in the wisdom they want to impose some very sort of you kno

the hearts of billions of people his influence the lives of people who never met him from martin luther king jr to nelson mandela. spearheading the indian independence movement mahatma gandhi is often referred to as the father of the nation throughout his life he promoted the ideology of nonviolent resistance and tolerance towards other religions india finally shook off british colonial rule in 1907 but a year later gandhi was assassinated by hindu nationalists. well today not everyone seems to be enamored of the peace and tolerance i called danby's poster in one that northeastern city was the face work of 50 saying the traitor of the nation has also claims that of an urn with some of his arches were still in the editor of news magazine india today claims they act on the descendants of the same hindu extremists who killed. due to member that not. and some of his associates shot. gun the gandhi in the you are 948 the members of this not too damn good sic group who also claim to be hindus they have a very narrow notion of hindu ism they want to impose some very sort of. notions of hindu ism they

conyers was a native of detroit and fought to make martin luther king jr.'s birthday a national holiday. he died at his home of natural causes john conyers was 90 years old. >>> the astros are one win away from a world series title thanks to a near perfect outing on the mound from their ace, gerrit cole he gave up only one run all night. a different story for the nationals. top of the second, alvarez hits a two-run homer. in the fourth, ga two-run blast. springer knocked another one out of the park in the ninth the astros cruise to a 7-1 victory. one point, nats fans started to boo, but it wasn't at the players. the boos, instead, reserved for president trump. also chants of "lock him up. >>> let's check back in with janessa webb maybe the weather will help with the fire damage. >> we have breaking news coming in from the l.a. fire department we do have a brush fire that has started to expand. they are now calling this the getty fire it is 40 miles of the 405. they have started to evacuate parts of bel air you need to be taking heed to your local station s i