martin luther king, jr. i have more coming. >> you can see it is a nice day outside. we will take a look at the washington monument on >> it was a clean sweep for mitt romney. >> he picked up the wisconsin and maryland and d.c. primaries. we have a look ahead to the general election. >> celebrating his win overnight in maryland, d.c., and wisconsin, mitt romney made no mention of his republican rivals, but rather president obama who he says has grown out of touch with americans. >> these last few years have been difficult. it has been made a lot worse by the mistakes and players of the president's leadership. >> i am confident that he will do very well. the fact is that every day that goes by without being in need general election campaign mode is a day lost. he realizes that. >> for the first time, the president is bashing back, mentioning romney with his budget proposals and of the vocabulary that is out of touch. >> he even called it marvelous which is not a word you often hear when it comes to describe a budget. it is not a word you often hear generally. >> he als

martin luther king jr.>>> and first, afo 2-year-old pulled from the with well and help from an i-phone. the rescuers could hear him and turned on the video camera to see how the positioning of the rescue would work and it worked perfectly. the boy is free and doing well.  . >> 44 years ago today, dr. martin luther king jr. was shot to kindergarten at a hotel in memphis. tonight, there is a memorial to him in the strict and that will host a candle -- in the district and that will host a candlelight vigil. harry johnson senior, the president and ceo of the martin luther king jr. national memorial project. thank you for coming in. what message do you hope the crowds will come away with tonight? >> reporter: thank you, brian. we want the crowd to come away with that dr. king was not an morn hero or an african- american hero row, but dr. king was a citizens of the world. tonight, we're focusing on the world peace. dr. king was a world of peace and that is a message tonight. >> you were so proud of the memorial

martin luther king jr. was shot and killed in memphis and to this day, the official records of that investigation remain sealed. >> records of how the government dealt with dr. king's growing popularity also remain locked up. gary nuremberg reports. >> reporter: half a lifetime later the images stimulant. in the 1970s, a house committee of assassinations ordered the files sealed for 50 years. >> there are also federal agency files, state and local files and police files, court sealed files and even some international files that we think would be important to release on the life and death of dr. king. >> reporter: john judge runs the coalition on political assassinations. >> i think no question the government played a role in it and also the house select committee said that there was a probable conspiracy. >> reporter: a convict, james earl ray was convicted in the assassination and has since died. >> the family of dr. martin luther king jr. decided that james earl ray was not responsible for the death and th

martin luther king jr. was shot and killed in memphis. and to this day the official records of the investigation remain sealed. also, records of how the government dealt with dr. king's growing popularity are also looked up. gary nurenberg reports there's a movement underway to get those files released. >> reporter: half a lifetime later the images still haunt. in the 1970s a house committee of assassinations ordered the files sealed for 50 years. >> there are also federal agency files, state and local files and police files, court sealed files and even some international files that we think would be important to release on the life and death of dr. king. >> reporter: john judge runs the coalition on political assassinations. >> i think no question the government played role in it and also -- a role in it and also the house select committee said there was a probable conspiracy. >> reporter: a convict james earl ray was convicted in the assassination and has since died. >> the family of dr. martin luther king jr. decided that james earl ray

if you look at martin luther king jr. or frederick douglass, they said, "look at how great our ideals are." if you look at the average american, should be -- should america support dictatorships, the answer would be no, and if you ask them should we not be hypocritical and live up to our own ideals, i think most americans would agree, and it comes down to what it means to love your country. if you love your child and find that your child is beating people up or stealing, if you love your child, you try to correct them, and if you love your country and find that it is doing something it should not be doing, you try to correct your government. i cannot think of anyone more critical of their country than martin luther king jr.. no one is going to call susan b. anthony or mark twain or frederick douglass and patriotic. they are as patriotic as apple pie. you have to board your country accountable and help your country live up to its own ideals. >> -- tavis: i know what you mean when you are saying about not calling martin lut

martin luther king jr.. >> after a cloudy day, skies had cleared and the sun is shining. what kind of weather is headed here tomorrow? >> in just a few minutes, a vigil will be under way to remember the legacy of dr. martin luther king on this, the anniversary of his assassination. >> it was 44 years ago today that dr. king was shot and killed in an us. we've got a look at how people were remembering the slain civil-rights leader on this dark day in history. >> on the anniversary of his assassination, people packed the memorial to honor his life and legacy. she traveled to honor the man she worked alongside. >> millions of people come here and thinking of things they could do to make the world a better place. >> dr. king fought for fair housing for all. his death has long been associated with the fair housing act. they laid a wreath at the base of the statue. >> we have an important responsibility to the nation to make sure their housing is the wall and every neighborhood and community is open to all people in the united states. >> many visitors at the memorial today refl

martin luther king jr. was very clear. that you cannot legislate love. it was, in fact, in the book by barrel entitled "brainwashed," that in order for us to change america, it will not happen through congress. it will not happen in sentiment, it will only have to happen through a change of heart. regrettably, ladies and gentlemen, perception is reality. when many of our young people look at the housewives of orange county and aspire that that is what success looks like, but what the camera does not show is that 37% of the houses in orange county are under foreclosure. what is the perception? what is the reality? when they turn the channel and look at basketball wives and out of nine frustrated women, eight of them are not even married. what is the perception? and what is the reality? when we look, if you've got a large stomach and can handle your nerves and look at the house wives of atlanta and see an unwritten script that as the world turns doesn't even have that kind of vivid imagination, what is perception and what is reality? it is our question why

the governor named that the martin luther king, jr. avenue. this is the road. there's also going to be a day of services across the country honoring dr. king. >>> another week, another round of eliminations on "dancing with the stars." >> yeah. we're going to tell you who went home in case you missed it. also new rules that could help good dancers stick around a little longer. >>> and which pop icon says she is honored to play whitney houston. we'll tell you about that coming up next. >>> mostly cloudy around now, there are some showers working their way in here. i'll tell you when coming up. reporter: on the roadways this morning, pretty quiet out there. we'll is have a live look at i- 95 heading towards the capitol beltway. that's coming up next. Ñ[= this one's for all us lawnsmiths. grass gurus. doers. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here's to turning rookies - into experts, and shoppers into savers. here's to picking up. trading up. mixing it up. to well-earned muddy boots. and a lot more - spring per dollar. more saving. more

. >>> and a late rally regarding martin luther king, jr. is being dedicated to teen trayvon martin. they led a march a few hours ago to a candlelight vigil marking the 44th assassination of the civil rights leader. george zimmerman claims he shot the teen in self defense under florida's stand your ground law. today, the miami commissioners called for a repeal of that law. there was also put together a task force. >> i hope to get all the legal minds together and look at the issues, of what we've done. and possibly come up with changes to the law so we can set the elements of the civilized society here in florida. >> the law allows a person to respond to a threat with deadly force, some two dozen states have similar laws. >>> at least several people were injured when a passenger jet hit bad air this morning. united airlines says that five passengers and two flight attendants were hurt when flight 1727 ran into very rough air over louisiana. the flight from tampa arrived safely at the destination in houston, at least three of the injured ended up being taken to the hospital. >>> we're

a nearly one-mile stretch of a street will be renamed martin luther king, jr.avenue in memphis today. more than 900 u.s. cities have streets named after dr. king. >>> time now for a check of the forecast. let's go back over to lynette. >> we are looking at some mild temperatures this morning, 48 degrees in baltimore right now. we should be at 39. we're well above that in d.c., 55 degrees, 48 in easton, along the eastern shore this morning, and we're seeing 50s in york and also hagerstown, winchester more of the same . the satellite and radar has lots of clouds on it and that's why these temperatures are a bit up this morning instead of the cold temperatures that we had yesterday. we see the clouds in order as we head back off toward the south and west, a cluster of showers and thunderstorms. this will be the focal point for some maybe severe weather as we go throughout the day as well as down south. so we're looking at the future trend and for the most part we should stay dry, i'm not going to rule out maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. bu

martin luther king jr.'s memorial because he would have been on the streets or sneaking out and bringing us to a greater reality of what we need to think about. >> what i saw as a child growing up in mississippi is definitely changed in the whole world's perspective is different just because of martin luther king jr. >> the dignitaries at tonight's memorial will include a grandson of gandhi who inspired king and his nonviolent movement. >>> water from a broken pipe caused quite a mess at the white house today. a construction crew doing renovations to the west wing hit a service line accidently. that created a surge of water on west executive drive. it separates the north lawn from the white house from the old executive office building. it happened about noon today. d.c. water crews came out and shut it off. >>> we're getting a clearer look tonight at the wreckage from yesterday's devastating tornadoes in dallas/ft. worth, texas. several large and intense tornadoes barreled across the area while the damage is

off the martin luther king jr. regional shoreline center where we are at now. enforcement used a remote control sonar robot and police boats and divers out here to perform the search of a 90 by 75-foot grid. not easy considering the conditions out here. >> absolute fly visibility whether you are here in the sunlight or dark. once you get under water there is zero visibility. you are doing it all by your hands and your feet. >> reporter: goh is at the jail in dublin this morning. later today he is expected to be brought here to oakland for his first court appearance at 2:00 to be rained on multiple charges including seven murders. police say goh bought his gun legally and planned monday's shooting at oikos university several weeks in advance. the rampage was so fast that law enforcement doesn't think his victim has any chance to surrender or resist. a secretary and six students were killed. now, again, even though he's not cooperating with them, with regards to where he threw his weapon, they say he has been cooperative in other ways during the interview. but no

martin luther king jr. he occupied the dream rally will call attention to the fatal shooting of trayvon martin. the rally begins at 11:30. >>> palo alto police say the thieves used bolt cutter to get into the school. students don't return to campus until april 9. > >>> a state audi questioning the way the school spent more than $1 million in public funds. the school did post the second highest test scores in the state. >> cool sunshine outside, you see the sunshine if you're inside, and you think oh, it's nice and beautiful, not so because we have chilly breezes coming out of the northwest. mid 50s, not all that bad, it's that wind direction that's pulling in the warm air. we're going to be watching the coast later on today, we're seeing this batch of moisture, it's goingo creep into the north bay and east bay hill tops. so according to the future cast timeline, watch what happens here 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i think the real story tonight will be some really chilly temperatures. what you're going to see as we

on april 4th, 1968, the reverend martin luther king, jr. was assassinated gunned down on a balcony in memphis, tennessee. memphis will renate one-mile stretch of road martin luther king avenue. a candlelight vigil is planned tonight at 6:30 at the king memorial in d.c. >>> for many people living with the deadly disease, drug cost mean the difference between life and death. coming up how local lawmakers are tackling the problem of drug shortages. >>> facebook can tell us who's dating who and now who has an std. how the social network site can predict and prevent std's. >>> plus, baby onboard, meet delta's newest stow away. how a flight attendant helped deliver a baby at 33,000 feet. >>> imagine having a potentially deadly disease and not being able to get the drugs you need to save your life. lawmakers are doing all they can to fix it. joce sterman is here with details. >> reporter: in demand drugs for some deadly diseases are changing hands but not in the way they should. that's creating shortages and price hikes. senator barbara mikulski wa

this rally coincides with the 44th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king jr.. march and a candlelight vigil call for justice while honoring the civil-rights icon. george zimmerman has hired a new attorney. >> the reason that treyvon martin instead is down because he was black or wore a hood or walking in the rain, it is because that six-foot three young man made a terrible decision in a bad judgment and decide it's is that someone in the face and break their nose. there is a dispute as to what happened with the guy, he was entitled to defend himself and that is why treyvon martin is dead. >>mark: the father of the met says that treyvon martin ambushed george zimmerman. watch organization that will delay that a neighborhood watch a volunteer should carry an 9 mm gun or eerie kind of armed weapon. in fact, it is the direct opposite, it says that you are not to carry a gun or any other weapon. your some physical to do what the words say, neighborhood watch, if he sees something you call the police and allow the authorities to have that. at george's arm and simply

there was an underground equipment failure after third and martin luther king, jr. boulevard. the repairs were made and about an hour later the power was back on. >>> and approving a deal with facebook regarding the 57-acre campus, they passed a deal on tuesday, lift the 3600 employee limit placed on the previous occupancy on microsoft. they will make pedestrian and bike path improvements and set up a high school internship program. in exchange, they agreed to expedite the company's permit and not to levy city fees. >>> and stocks went down sharply after yesterday's rally. wall street's major indexes lost ground on concerns about spain's troubled economy. the dow fell 83 points, the nasdaq shedding 11 points. >>> the search for sierra lamar, entering a new phase, we'll show you why the scope is getting bigger and deeper. >>> back here in . >>> a san francisco attorney advising joseph naso, accused of murders. he has hired high profile attorney to serve as a legal adviser, fa zz io has ran for san francisco district attorney, he replaces for defense attorney, michael morowitz,

martin luther king, jr.. civil-rights leaders and d.c. delegate to the part in the candlelight vigil this evening at the site of the king memorial right there on the tidal basin. tonight was important to remember how far the nation has come and how much more needs to be done in the battle for equality. >> and the memory lives and this memorial that commemorate his life. >> even though we have not reached the mountain top we can't stop climbing. we celebrate his memorial and his legacy of peace. if >> memorial was completed last summer after several years of planning. we asked for you to describe the impact dr. king made in just one word, and we thank you for contributing to die. he writes, wow just one word, not nearly enough. i think it would be sacrificed. dream, since it is not yet a reality. go to facebook.com/wjlatv. and now we turn to the race for the gop nomination tonight that romney response to the question, is it time for other candidates to drop out? >> have you asked them yourself? >> i haven't. but now that you bring it out.

martin luther king, jr. ndlelight vigil will be held at the new mlk memorial on the national mall tonight starting at 6:306789 the washington, d.c., martin luther king, jr. national memorial project foundation is hosting event. ly within a brief ceremony and a wreath will be laid at the foot of the stone of hope. this particular event is open to the public. >>> former vice president dick cheney is waking up at his home after he was released from inova fairfax hospital yesterday. doctors gave him the okay following his heart transplant last month. the 71-year-old's office reclosed a statement thanking the doctors and nurses at inova and at the george washington university hospital center for their outstanding care. cheney also thanked the donors of his new heart as well as the donor's family for their precious gift. >>> agrowing salmonella outbreak has reached our area now. according to the fda, salmonella cases have been reported in maryland and d.c. overall, 90 people in 19 states have gotten sick. there hav

as i point out in my column martin luther king jr., a christian minister under constant death threats for gun permit. they said no, this christian minister is not suitable for a gun permit. that's how discretionary permits were. people who are for gun control are trying to keep guns out of the hands of the powerless. what did you is turn the stanels on the left and their agenda no doubt about it interesting that you site martin luther king jr. the reason he was denied a gun permit is because he was black. that was the reason. if he had a been a white preacher they had the national guard with bazookas. because he was down in the south racial area he was denied the gun permit. african-americans should now understand that if what al sharpton and the other guys are saying is true that they are target of white racists and those people are coming to get them. the only protection they have is to arm themselves yes and gun control laws have always been used this way. this is the history of gun controls on these shores. first gun control law ever enacted on these shores in 1660 all it said was

. >> we want to take a moment toll remember reverend martin luther king, jr. >> jon: stop, you don'teed to -- >> to say he changed history is an understatement. for that and so much more, dr. king, we honor you as today's rock star. [ laughter ] >> jon: that is (bleep) up. do you have any idea what a demotion rock star is for dr. king? congratulations dr. king you've earned your seat next to billy idol. [ laughter ] by the way, when did cnn get into the mean girl business? >> you should grow up, be a dad. bobby brown your 15 minutes are up. octomom your 15 minutes are up. rosie, what the heck happened? you used to be so funny, energetic -- your 15 minutes are up my friend. >> jon: what the hell happened to rosie? what the hell happened to crn n. 20 years ago you were the only network bravely reporting from iraq. now you are just a fifth year senior -- >> your 15 minutes are up. >> facial hair you you had a god run but i guess we can say your 15 minutes are up. >> jon: facial hair? your 15 minutes are up facial hair? facial share not a passing andy war hol trend. compared to beards, f

today in memphis it is paying tribute to a civil rights icon. 44 years after the reverend martin luther king, jrn king's honor. the location linden avenue, it . it's where king led a march. >>> and this is a storm that slammed north texas heading east today. now cleanup under way in several cities and towns year dallas. there are hundreds of flights that were canceled at dallas not wor -- ft. worth airport. hundreds of planes damaged by the hail. cnn reporters captured the sound. severe weather expert chad myers here tracking the storms, keeping an eye on all things, including air traffic. what is happening now, chad? that was incredible to see yesterday. it came so sudden it seemed. >> it truly did. there was the big hail threat. we have severe thunderstorm watches which means hail and wind and then they were upgraded to tornado watches and warnings. these were side by side almost like simultaneous tornadoes moving straight up i-35. one i-35e, one i-35w. look at the damage that's been caused. this is lancaster. this was one of the areas that was hit hard. this is the dallas county storm where t

. >> martin luther king jr. was gunned down years ago. the assassin was captured. he died in prison. anniversary is being marked at events across the country, including a candle light individual. in dc. civil right leader honored king's death bay movement for justice. >> they're demanding an tend to what they call economic inequality. they want banks to take action to stop forclosures. they're also concerned about the problems caused by on going violence in inner city communities. >> fans get their first look at the team's new plans. you can see it too after the break. >> also ahead how in other words texas may shadow a weather pattern this spring. >> we have clear skies and windy conditions. one area that will spoon under a frost advisories. and when showers will return. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately

other parents of trayvon martin will be there for a sas nation of martin luther king, jr. then they will lead a march to demand the arrest of george zimmerman in the fatal shooting of their son. an attorney for martin's family is expressing concern about the role of zimmerman's father who is a former magistrate judge and was present during the initial investigation. zimmerman says he was there as a father and investigators did not know he was a former judge. >>> a handful of people emerged from last week's megamillions lottery a little richer but not the same for california schools. even though thousands of people purchased a ticket last week, the extra funds amount to just under $9 per student. a spokesperson for the office of education says every dollar helps schools but this won't make a big difference. >>> san francisco's municipal transportation agency is supporting a plan to charge for street parking on sunday's. churches oppose sunday meters. supporters say the proposal raises extra money and increases turnover, precious parking spots in the city. it would run from n

as i point out in my column martin luther king jr., a christian minister under constant death threatsermit. they said no, this christian minister is not suitable for a gun permit. that's how discretionary permits were. people who are for gun control are trying to keep guns out of the hands of the powerless. what did you is turn the stanels on the left and their agenda no doubt about it interesting that you site martin luther king jr. the reason he was denied a gun permit is because he was black. that was the reason. if he had a been a white preacher they had the national guard with bazookas. because he was down in the south racial area he was denied the gun permit. african-americans should now understand that if what al sharpton and the other guys are saying is true that they are target of white racists and those people are coming to get them. the only protection they have is to arm themselves yes and gun control laws have always been used this way. this is the history of gun controls on these shores. first gun control law ever enacted on these shores in 1660 all it said was blacks bo

martin luther king jr. was very clear that you cannot legislate love. in a book it said in order for us to change america it will not happen for congress, it will not happen in sentiment, it will only have to happen through a change of heart. regrettably, ladies and gentlemen, perception is reality. when many of our young people look at the housewives of orange county and the spire that that is what success looks like the what the camera does not show is that 37% of the houses in aren't counted are under foreclosure. what is the perception? what is the reality? they turn the channel and look at basketball wives and out of nine frustrated women, eight of them are not even married. what is the perception and what is the reality? if you've got a large stomach and can handle your nerves and look at the house was of atlanta and seek an on written script that a soap opera does not have that vivid imagination -- what is perception and what is reality? it is a question while we sit here in this panel today, talking about who is wrong. is a police officer? how i

(laughter) and carl is their martin luther king, jr. he has been to the mountain top! technically it was aspen and he took the chair lift, but that still counts. (laughter) and civil rights, folks... yes. (cheers and applause) no one's going to keep a good man down. civil rights organizations like ours are being attackd from all sides. just this past friday a district court judged ruled 501c-4s must disclose their donors. why? sperm banks don't! (laughter) some do. oh, i have a ton of phone calls to make. (laughter) and according to the "new york times" the i.r.s. is now pressuring 501c-4s like mine to just phi their tax-protected status as social welfare organizations. of course i'm a social welfare organization! i believe welfare is socialism! (laughter) well, i refuse to reveal my donors and i will not be the one going to jail. it's going to be you, ham rove! you're the brains of this outfit! (laughter and applause) listen up, mister, you're the brains of this outfit and you're the ground up lips and other tkpwapb meat. you're going to the big house and i tell you,

people like martin luther king jr, told as darkness cannot drive of darkness. only light to that.he haight cannot drive out hate. only love can do that. perhaps it is only coincidental, but you cannot spell passion without spelling compass. i can remember people who hoped for me encouraged me. no matter the times in the season's, we cannot give up on hope. hope is patientvce with a lamp lit. the american poet emily dickinson rights "hope is that thing with others that perches in my sou and singe -- in my soul and it seems the tune and never stops at all. thank you and happy holidays. can all the speakers join me? and all the speakers join me so we can light the tree? is peter still here? ok. >> no, peter left. a surry. >> welcome, welcome. this is going to be gorgeous. i have not even seen the tree at. we're going to do a cat that. is everybody here? ok. i want to hear the children doing it, to. will will start with 10. ok? here we go. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering] [laughter] >> beautiful. >> 13,000 stars. and how many cranes? >> 7000 cranes. unbelievable. isn't that b

martin luther king jr. was assassinated. there was a candle light vigil as people remembered leader. >>> 15-year-old michael villa a registered sex offender is under arrest for being a peeping tom. while you look at the suspect, here is what police telling us, early march a 19-year-old woman was using the restroom when she saw a man reach under the stall with a cell phone. an employee saw the suspect go into the woman's room, she yelled and the coworkers followed him out the door. they found him and arrested him in brooklyn park. >>> weather wise, a relative clear night here as we see the active weather remain south of us down toward virginia beach, clear skies over maryland. temperatures slow to fall in our immediate area. there is a freeze watch up for western pennsylvania into west virginia. that cold air will arrive in our area. tonight we're still warm in the low 60s out there in baltimore. through the day tomorrow, it will be a tough time getting much above the low 60s. even cooler potentially as you go to orioles open

some have said that donald payne was greeted in heaven by martin luther king jr., but i believe he was and his beautiful wife, two women who left him far too early in his life. now i believe donald payne is in a better place. when i came to congress, i couldn't have asked for a better mentor. a public school teacher, someone kind and smart. we served on committees together where i benefitted from his wisdom and experience because he was a man who knew what public service is. he described himself as a mild mannered man, but we know he was also tenacious and dedicated. no one, and i mean no one worked harder to bring peace and democracy around the world. he knew, however, that he could not have been successful without the great support he got from his staff and his family. and he knew his staff was the best. nor could he have achieved the reputation of a true statesman and a humanitarian without the constant energizing bunny drive and determination that stayed with him through the diagnosis of his illness and until the very end. nobody has fought harder with an iron will and physical str

then there were the assassination of martin luther king jr. and senator robert kennedy. these pictures were taken from the train as kennedy's body traveled cross-country after his death but 1968 was not all doom and gloom. laugh in was the number-one show on tv and johnny cash gave a performance at folsom prison. there are some interactive aspects, you can even go for your favorite presidential candidate and since the exhibit has moved from minnesota to oakland, robert f. kennedy has been in the lead >> 1968 impacts every living human being not to mention all those who gave their lives so that we can have the lives we have now >> the exhibit runs through august 19th. >> she is one of the most popular acts in country music, taylor swift, but she will be attending tomorrow night's awards alone. why the day she met through twitter had to cancel. >> a dream date to the country music awards for a teenage cancer patient will need to be postponed. 18 year-old kevin murphy is battling leukemia. his sister started a campaign to get taylors with to be his date to the prom in june.

martin luther king, jr. memorial on the national mall had not opened. so today will be the first time for a ceremony marking the anniversary of dr. king's assassination. the civil rights leader was shot and killed at a memphis hotel on april 4, 1968. the public is invited to a candlelight vigil and a wreath laying ceremony at the memorial that will begin at 6:30 this evening. >>> still to come when the news continues, see what happens when a wife takes over the controls of a plane after her husband becomes ill. toothpaste is not formulated for cleaning dentures, the abrasives in the toothpaste actually create those micro fine scratches in the denture, and that's where bacteria can grow and thrive. these are the very bacteria that can cause bad breath. dentists do recommend that you soak your denture in polident. polident doesn't scratch the denture surface, and it kills 99.9% of bacteria that are responsible for causing bad breath. by using polident and soaking your denture every day you can feel confident your dentures fresh and clean. >>> every so oft

martin luther king jr. her eulogy recognized her and her strength as a leader. >> this world changer, this pioneering spirit, this passionate and compassion that the warrior -- >> a number of ministers attended the service including reverend jesse jackson along with representative jesse jackson jr. >> a woman from georgia has been reunited with her dog in chicago after it was stolen from her home one year ago. 83-year-old wyolene richardson made the drive from suburban atlanta from chicago and was reunited with her poodle smoky at the anti-cruelty society. smoky was taken from her last year after she refused to give money to a stranger. the finders were able to use the dog's tags to track down richardson and reunite her. >> well, they couldn't have asked for any better weather, as the lincoln park zoo got into the easter spirit with its inaugural easter egg straver ganza. there was an egg hunt and crafts and some time with a view of the animals at the farm and the zoo. the goat and real bunny appeared to be

martin luther king jr. with a special vigil at his memorial. dr.ot april 4, 1968, on the balcony of the lorraine motel in memphis. the civil right leader was 39 years old. the candlelight vigil and wreath-laying ceremony on the national mall is open to the public. the event will begin at 6:30 tonight. pnchlths tom kierein's here. you were saying maybe a few sprinkles, showers later today? >> yeah, but not this morning. the morning commute should be fine. you should not need an umbrella heading to work and school this morning. although many schools are on spring break now. we are off to a fairly mild start, although it's cool. we're in the upper 40s and low 50s. 54 at reagan national. right now in forecast, in the upper 40s. arlington county, near 50. much of montgomery county in the upper 40s as well as prince george's county. around the bay, weather watchers reporting mid 50s near the pay waters. much of southern maryland, upper fourths. into the shenandoah valley and -- 40s. into the shenandoah valley, and west virginia, mid to upper 50s. the hig

. >>> 100 years after that, the martin luther king, jr., led the march on washington, calling for equality for all americans. today, how far we have come when it comes to race relations. >> it's a question we are asking on a night when two men sit behind bars accused of a shooting rampage. 32-year-old alvin and 19-year- old jake are both being held on nearly $10 million bond each. police say both men are white and their victims are black, but not yet confirming those shootings were race related. a post england put on facebook that used a racial slur to describe the person who shot and killed his person two years earlier. >>> then in florida, a development in the case that captivated the nation. the special prosecutor looking into the shooting of trayvon martin says she will not bring the case it a grand jury. however, angela is still investigating and that does not mean the charges will not be filed. and that trayvon martin case was the topic of a town hall meeting in d.c. ask and the panel said they wanted to shed light on the political issues surrounding the case and the entire criminal

the spot is on the north side of the martin luther king , jr., regional shoreline, where dive teams have been searching earlier this week. oak oakland police chief released a statement saying they have worked hard on this case, hopefully this find will help the families find closure and bring this case to justice. >>> sources say one goh was trying to target a former assistant director of the nursing program. police say he was angry because he could not get his tuition refunded after he dropped out. he didn't realize that she no longer worked there, he has confessed and police believe they have one more piece to the puzzle. >>> investigators say the serial number of the weapon does match the gun that he bought in february but further testing needs to be done in order to determine if was the gun that was used in the shootings. we have talked to the d.a.'s office. they are making no comment but say their top priority right now is getting ready no court. here at the university classes are expected to resume in two weeks. live from oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> oakland as f