students of stark elementary are taking to the streets to promote peace in the world as of martin luther king jr. junior day as they prepare to march around the neighborhood: a tribute to the life of dr. martin luther king jr. and to find strength in diversity. january 30th, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.. we would like to nouns that our progress report is available online and sfusd do the e d u. key strategies are being used to improve the learning experience for each student at every sfusd school. the 2013th district scorecard and the sfusd budget. this friday, january 31st, all school sites will be closed in observance of lunar new year. >> thank you. item c, recognition and commendations. deputy superintendant? speaker: i would like to call guerrero. good evening. it's my pleasure to introduce miss maya navajo she is the third class teacher for students with autism. her students have learning and behavioral challenges requiring a specialized program. this is her third year of teaching. one of her former students parents recommended her for this award and this is what she stated. each student re

this time brothers dexter and martin luther king iii are suing their younger sister, bernice, demanding she hand over dr. martin luther king jr.'s 1964 nobel peace prize and dr. king's traveling bible. the same bible used during president obama's 2013 inauguration. the complaint filed on behalf of the estate of martin luther king jr. incorporated alleges bernice is hiding their father's bible and medal at an undisclosed location and if something were to happen to them, they could be lost forever. in a statement bernice fought back admitting she has them and refuses to hand them over to the estate, she says because her brothers want to sell them. bernice calls that plan spiritually violent, uncon shenable, historically negligent and outright morally reprehensible. she writes our father must be turning in his grave. this is not the first time the king children have thrown legal punches at each other. in 2008 martin iii and bernice teamed up against dexter. the siblings settled before dexter's day in court. >> we love each other. we always love each other. and we're going to move forward and do what's best for the legacy overall

martin luther king jr.'s daughter and sons are fighting over national treasure. re the living legacies of an american icon. the children of martin luther king jr. but as his daughter says, quote, he must be turning over in his grave right now. >> bernice's two brothers, martin iii and dexter, trying to force her to hand over their fath father's nobel peace prize and his bible, the one president obama used when he was sworn in for his second term. and this is the same she showed me when we interviewed her at the king center, taking it out of a casing. she is putting up a fight now. she says her brothers want to sell these items, and it's really complicated, because we're not just talking about family air hair rooms heirlooms. victor blackwell is here to talk about the court case, the lawsuit. where does it go from here? >> on paper, this is the estate of martin luther king jr. king iii and dexter king say that bernice king has this 1964 nobel peace prize, the medal, and the bible, king's traveling bible. however they say it is in her perm possession. they belong to

he's a professor at the every time of the san francisco and a schooler at the martin luther king jr. is here to puck pick up the mandala we welcome you to the podium (clapping.) >> thank you so very much. aefld i think the organizesers of this program are testing my skills i'm also a professor of the university of the san francisco on the art of speech writing so i find i've been limited to a short period of time. let me just say this (laughter) it is fitting in the naming of the bridge considers in the 50th anniversary year of the 1964 christopher's movement and for the crusade for the ask the especially from the north and across the nation to journey to mississippi to register a vote. that happened 50 years ago and across the bridge galvanizing and mobile listed the consciousness of a nation leading to the civil rights voting act of 1965. there is a line that connects the krifrts voting in 1965 the voting rights act the crossing of edmond bridge and the crusade to register unregistered blacks in mississippi. there's a line that connected k connects that movement here today. so will

they have their sixth annual martin luther king jr. tribute concert.nts were there at george washington university singing along to some great file. pretty significant delays. coming ins on 66 toward the beltway from route 50. pretty steady a long 295. new york avenue in down the net early brake lights because of construction at florida. now back over to you. >> it is so cold out. what a better place to be than to warm up at the movies? >> good morning. action in the air at the movies this weekend. [indiscernible] in 'nonstop." summit keeps taxing that they are going to kill somebody every 20 minutes. pretty soon

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martin luther king jr. with the paradigm of the integrationist vision from the rhetoric of this anti-racists and christian frederik nevertheless adjusted integration as a radical critique of the southern towns in 80s that he transformed with the civil rights movement. when this integrationist went into the town, the town was in eugene while this is just going to be a minor revision to admission standards. the southern towns and cities that martin luther king transformed me that moore was being shaken up and under the complexion of these ways. >> gary peller, what do you teach your georgetown? >> guest: i teach contracts with constitutional law, criminal law, jurisprudence, economics, radical legal thought and several other. >> host: you touched on this, but lyrical race consciousness, how does this play out in law? >> guest: the book called "critical race consciousness" is one of the articulation of a broader. approach to questions of racial justice but charted the legal academy called critical race theory.

. >>> in atlanta, georgian unfortunate dispute between the sons and daughter of the late martin luther king, jrin to state court. the son is martin luther king, jr. the third and dexter king control his estate and have now filed a lawsuit against their own sister, bernice king overcontrol of their father's nobel peace prize and travelingg bible. it says that bernice has the peace prize and traveling bible in violation of a property agreement. mrs. king who is the ceo of the king center has not publicly responded. >>> you know, tony, the story that i am amazed by, that one in southeast, michigan they were terrorize ed by this guy firing shots and it turns out that he was having delusions and whatnot. i mean, it is a miracle that nobody was injured in that. >> absolutely. thankfully. all right, david, appreciate it. david shuster with us, thank you. >>> the debate over evolution and creationism is front of and center in kentucky tonight. two men about to battle it out. jonathan martin is live for us in kentucky. who were tonight's combatants? >> reporter: one of the people i am sure you have hear

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in 1993 the nfl moved the big game to the rose bowl after the state refused to recognize martin luther king jr. day. the governor has until saturday to decide to veto the bill. if she takes no action, the bill becomes law. a few hours ago she tweeted, i assure you, as always, i will do the right thing for the state of arizona. and the question of religious freedom when it comes to states is not just an issue in arizona. state lawmakers in georgia are considering similar pieces of legislation. there are now two bills working through the state's house and senate. georgia currently does not have any laws banning discrimination based on sexual orientation. >>> the relationship between president obama and afghan president hamid karzai is for all intents and purposes over. president obama told the afghan leader that the u.s. military is prepping for a full withdrawal of american forces by the end of the year. the so-called zero option reflects white house frustration with his refusal to sign a long-term security agreement. that will depend on whether president karzai's successor signs on to the pack

millions of people malcolm x. a voice of strength an inspiration for a generation and of course martin luther king jr the great philosopher who helped cement a legal precedent for the rights and equality of black americans and those of course great artists like spike lee alice walker and the list goes on but it is a month of reverence for recognizing past struggles and honoring the contributions of the black community anough slavery may have ended over a century ago with institutionalized racism found in policies like stand your ground and stop and frisk coupled with the fact that there are more blacks in prison today than were slaves in eight hundred fifty according to the book the new jim crow how much progress has this country really made joining me now to discuss black history and what this month may be missing howard university professor dr william always a pleasure to have you on thank you how are you doing great i wanted to bring up the recent atlantic article that quoted heroes like frederick douglass and rosa parks feel like characters in a novel a world away from the clicking locks and nerv

the broadcasting business for almost six decades, you have interviewed american presidents, martin luther king jr. this wasn't a job you wanted but was this a defining moment in your career? >> there was never anything like that, all the political candidates, all the presidents, i didn't want to go because i was busy as a news guy in miami, where the cuban exodus was happening at a rapid pace, the birth of the civil rights movement, when i got an invitation to come on board, when i sent them a simple letter asking to interview them, you know these guys will be here in september and gone in november. that just shows you the vision i had for the future. >> i won't take any stock tips from you. but what did you think when you first saw them? we just showed pictures of you back then when the beatles. you looked like a baby. >> well, they were babies, too. 23, 23, i was 21, paul was three months older. george was a year younger. i thought that -- i worried about what my father said. when i left for the trip he pulled me aside, world war ii veteran okay? he said larry i have to tell you, watch your bac

president reagan signed a bill declaring the third monday in january a national holiday honoring martin luther king jre there for the ceremony. >> reporter: there was an heir of celebration and underlining tension. they finally decided to embrace it. >>

with our annual celebration of the civil rights leader that means so much to many of us, martin luther king, jr., and he is often talked about the three types of brotherhood or -- i'm sorry, the three types of love that exists within his philosophy. he talks about the romantic love which i think many of us are familiar with. he talks about love between family and close friends. and he talks a lot about the love that he he calls brotherhood, agape and he talks about this a lot in his speeches really around why folks should pursue nonviolent means to enact social change even in the face of hateful opposition. i think central to what he had talked about was really about how this is love that is beyond liking someone, but it is love that is really about social justice and inclusion for us all. and i think this legislation truly embodies that philosophy. it's about going beyond -- it's going beyond to compassionate and understanding love that is really about what is best for citing community as a whole and not what you as a decision maker sees. what's great about moving forward this legislation also

. >> martin luther king jr. are at it again fighting over the travel bible and noble peace prize. her king the third and dexter king are asking the sister to give up the items to the estate. she says she is worried they will sell her father's items. >> a new warning about the counter fit cash on the street. today other top business stories. >> hi, heather, good morning. the secret service is warning to be on the lookout for fake $100 bills. one in particular has been counterfeited more than the others. the secret service said check the cereserial numbers. 77 is he lo indicated at the back bottom of the bill. the counter fit bills have 5 numbers that go along with that. 20 million counter fits have been passed since 2005. 1-2 punch weeks after a velvetta shortage now a string cheese shortage. the problem is premature shortage that caused a recall back in october. craft hopes to have string cheese back in kid's lunch boxes and on store shelves next month. >> if you need creative intir ration the free poem service. a dozen poets are available to write special words to a friend or love

out some downtown bars and the city is working on a similar agreement for a problem bar on martin luther king, jr. way. >> the sale of confederate flags could be against the law. congressman hall, who is african-american, calls the confederate flag "a symbol of racism, exclusion and violence," if passed it would apply to properties own order operators by the state. >>> the fbi is considering whether to charge three freshmen from the university of mississippi with a hate-crime. after they vandalized the campus statue with the noose and confederate flag. the statue is of the first african-american student who attended after desegregation. sigma phi epsilon has been suspended. >> nfl hopeful michael sam. >> heck yeah, i wish you would say michael sam, how is football going? how is football going? i would love for you to ask me that question, but it is what it is. i just wish that you would see me as michael sam the football player rather than michael sam the gay football player. >> sam is trying out for a spot in the nfl and the defensive end says he is not worried how he might be treated as a pro.

else he is he's a prophet in the best of traditions and the reason i say that is because dr martin luther king jr one of my favorite prophets who was similarly killed a similarly put away when he was demonstrating for garbage collectors in in the city of memphis and what he said the pit of my says it all he said you know like a boil that can never be cured unless it is opened up and exposed to the natural medicines of air and light so to injustice and lies will never be exposed unless they are held up to the light of human conscience and the air of national opinion only then can the be solved can they be addressed can they be can they be resolved and that's what we have here we have not only hero in my view in the view of my colleagues we have a prophet and let's not shy before that label not hero not not hero not traitor but patriot to the constitution and profit and the best of the biblical tradition but just funny martin luther king made a difference. do you think the likes of manning snowden really will make a difference to the future. well snowden has already made an incredible difference th

. >>> today, you can get a look at what the martin luther king jr. memorial library looks like.ing at 10:00 this morning at the great hall at 9th and g in china town. the library wants you to see designs from the three finalists who are competing to renovate the library. these are a look at the proposed designs. today's forum will also be streamed online live in a google hangout. >>> giving us a sky high perspective of all that snow, how the recent storm is forcing organizers to change plans for a big birthday bash happening today. >>> plus, a fight over parks spots in between the mountains of snow, some people are going to the extreme to save those spaces, but is it legal? we're getting the answers. >> take a look at this. might be a little tough to tell from the view, but we are getting more snow right now. how much, how long is it going to last? almond. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of u.s. snowboarding. >>> we are coming up on 6:30 now

past martin luther king jr. highway. reportedly a broken down car there. not seeing any major delays. now we'll shoot over, minor delays here as you travel in charles county, waking up in waldorf, maryland. good morning it you. now heading toward 301 split, that's where we're seeing delays on 5. here's a live look, you see bumper to bumper here. this is just the normal volume. you know how it goes. again, short delays. now we'll shoot over to the wilson bridge in both directions. i'm not seeing any accidents or delays here. we'll head over to the rails. another delay on marc, this one penn north. train number 554, running at a ten-minute delay. metro, vre not reporting delays at this time. i'm back in ten minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> 6:22. there are new rules about what you can take in your carry-on this morning following the terror threat surrounding the olympic games. the tsa says most aerosols, gels, powders, and liquids will not be allowed in carry-ons for passengers flying from the u.s. to russia. it is a temporary ban for the next 30 days. t

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal.en passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forer be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... gerri: should preschoolers be forced to get a flu shot? gerri: a debate is brewing on the set right site right now about whether preschoolers in rhode island should be right to get an annual flu immunization shot. joinings for a fair and balanced debate is built from 10 and lis wiehl. a fox news legal analyst. i will start with you first. and your child will be first flu shot? >> you cannot force a parent to get a flu shot. if they want to do it, that is fine, but the state or federal government, you must do this or else, that's something that they cannot say. >> under the police power that is given to the stes by the constitution. >> wait, you're talking about a police power for this? >> giving the state the right to regulate health and political subdivisions and ultimately they feel that it is better for health

. >> the senator did not follow in reverend martin luther king, jr.'ause he supported the tea party. >> when reverend barber led a moshe rale march conservative david web asked people to give examples of why did they believe the tea party is racist. most couldn't or walked away. he says being a conservative isn't about race. >> if you were looking for examples of the diversity of the conservative movement think of ted cruz, think about marco rub woul -- marco rubio. think of principles that guided this country for 230 almost 8 years now. >>> veteran news maker tom brokaw revealing he has been secretly suffering from bone cancer since last summer. the 74-year-old says his doctors believe he is making good progress through out his treatment brokaw has continued to work on news projects for nbc as a special correspondent. >>> a historic discovery in seattle washington a man cut from the ice age has been found there. the tus ck will be examined the history museum but the landowner will decide what happens with it. >> they are banning 61 names they consider

. >>> and today, you can get a look at what martin luther king jr.'emorial library in chinatown, what it's going to look like. the library is hosting a public forum starting at 10:00 this morning. you can check out the designs from three finalists who are competing to renovate that library. these are a look at some of those proposed designs. today's forum will also be streamed online live in a google hangout. >>> new this morning, the sienna college research institute and c span in connection with the white house historical society released its findings for the influential first ladies list. eleanor roosevelt holds on to her title as the best first lady the u.s. has ever had. michelle obama came in fifth. hillary clinton was right behind her at six. but clinton was also ranked the most presidential first lady. >> i can see that. >> you might be seeing it pretty soon. fdr and eleanor roosevelt took the top spot for power couples. this is only the first time it's ever been conducted. >> maybe next year. >> you're right, always next year. >>> why hundred

martin luther king , jr., speak. >> a great privilege of a young woman was going to hear dr. martin luther king speak. as this preacher challenged us to the participate in the cause of justice, not to slumber while the world changed around us. that made such an impression on me. jon: joining us now, angela mcglowan, fox news political analyst. angela, did you hear anything in this speech that sounded like a predentialal speech, or is this a former first lady and former secretary of state kind of making the round? >> it is no question in my mind hillary does not want to add president to her resume' but the bottom line is this, jon. i believe she wants to be president she is not a sure win for the democratic party. there are two things that stand in her way. benghazi, and maybe biden. inside the beltway the scuttlebutt if biden announces he is running president obama will endorse him. jon: oh, okay. and he is obviously been making some noises. that appearance on "the tonight show." >> yes. jon: that was pretty suggestive of a presidential ambition in our vice president's head. >

this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> martin luther king jr.'ehind. his nobel peace prize and his traveling bible. the same one president obama used when he was sworn in for his second term. ber nice king claims her brothers want to sell the items. this week, she took a stance to distance herself from the brothers. >> i wish to ask my friends in the media, the public and all the people of good will, respectfully from this point on, i would appreciate it if you would refrain from grouping me with my brothers. >> whoa. the family feud is now a legal battle. the civil rights leader's estate controlled by his sons has filed a legal complaint to force their sister to turn over the medal and the bible. bernice king says she won't do that. and she won't say who the items are set to be sold to or why, but she told cnn why it's important for her to stand on what she calls quote the right side of history. >> i don't feel his legacy will ever be tainted because he's a world icon. he's a visionary leader that so many people around the world draw strength fr

. >> of the judge stepped in the feud between martin luther king jr. some children. >>and -- a pizza hut worker was fired for a disgusting act -- and it was caught on camera. and we will more than 100 souths have arrived in north korea for reunions with their relatives. the reunions, which come after north korea called for better relations between the two sides. the families have been separated since the korean war in the 1950's. the relatives have not seen each other for decades. reunions end next tuesday. two americans were found dead aboard a container ship in the indian ocean. the maersk alabama was moored at port victoria in the seychelles islands tuesday when the bodies were discovered. the two victims were former navy seals, and they worked for a security contractor. the maersk alabama is the same ship that was attacked by somali pirates off the coast of africa in 2009. that incident inspired the movie "captain phillips." the three remaining children of martin luther king junior are in a legal dispute over some of his possessions. king's two sons and his daugh

the '90s the nfl moved the super bowl out of arizona because the state refused to recognize martin luther king, jran see the impact that these state laws and movements can really have on business. >> we will stay on top of this one. >>> after a brief respite of mild weather, arctic air invading much of the country again and refreezing thawed waterways, creating dangerous conditions. an illinois man who thought the iced over spoon river thawed enough for him to reach his flood boat. no. unfortunately, he capsized and disappeared before the rescuers could get to him. rescuers will resume their search at daylight. >> southern californians are busy stacking sandbags ahead of two pacific storms that are expected to pound the state, starting today. the next few days will likely see the most rain fall in california since spring of 2011. that rain is also bringing the threat of flooding and mudslides, especially around the foothills that have been burned by wildfires last month. >> and of course california needs this rain and mountain snow so much. >> accu weather meteorologist jim dickey is tracking the

a shot fired in the parking lot along martin luther king, jr. avenue, tracee wilkins is near the scene now with the latest. what's happening? >> reporter: actually here at the coast guard just outside of the homeland security gates we'll show you what it's looking like. from our perspective it looks like nothing is happening. this is such a large compound and they are not allowing us on to the property but we do have it confirmed that this shooting happened somewhere farther in to the compound itself. we're told that some kind of law enforcement officer, we're still trying to confirm exactly what this man does accidentally shot himself. he's conscious and breathing and was taken to the hospital. they are investigating to find out what happened. i talked to a number of folks here at this campus -- they will release a statement as soon as they are able to. reporting live in southeast, i'm tracee wilkins. >>> now to the latest in the ukraine where russia is conducting military exercises near the border with that country. that is raising concerns ab

pulled the super bowl out of address because it refused to recognize martin luther king jr. day and that was quick. it was only a matter of hours after the vote that this commissioner paul tagligu decided no the to do that is romminger goodell amend today's n.f.l. just not as strong as the n.f.l. was back then? >> it's interesting. paul taglibu was a commissioner who had a record of trying to do the right thing even if it was not in the best interest of ownership. if you look at all of roger goodell's decisions, it's about disciplining players and never about disciplining ownership. this would have been one of those cases where it would have hurt the bottom line of the n.f.l. if they tried to pull a move off like this because the event you mentioned, paul taglibu said we will pull the super bowl. he announced that in 90. they said we will celebrate martin luther king's holiday and taglibu was tough luck and he held his ground. if there is one thing we have seen from roger goodell, he knows who pays his $44 million a year salary. >> the league is are canning a new rule that w

in 1977, nine years after he killed civil rights leader martin luther king jr., james earl ray went overll. during our shoot at brushy mountain, we met an inmate who was not only there, but tried to talk ray out of it. >> i told him, i said, james, you've got no pickup, no car, i said as soon as your foot touches down they know it's you, there will be a million cops in the valley and no one's going to get away. it's just a futile effort and i don't believe in wasting energy. so i sat and watched it happen. >> james slagle, brushy mountain's longest-serving inmate, told us how ray led a group of inmates over a wall using a makeshift ladder crafted from chains. they made their escape while a tower officer took an afternoon nap. that's your corner where james and doug and spider monkey and the others went over. of course the fence was not here at that time, it was just a mountain serving as the fourth wall of the penitentiary. >> after ray climbed over, six more inmates followed before an officer and another tower finally saw them, and shot, striking the last escapee in the shoulder. >> the

matters to them, which is frankly the dishonesty in this when you think about somebody who knew martin luther king jrho has been in the house in '74 in alabama. who has been through the tough times but yet continues to argue back then what happened pre-civil rights, not now. >> all right, let's continue, you asked him about the comment, the inter racial comments, the tape where he pushes off the blame. >> you introduced the bill, you made a statement about his marriage to a white woman. >> because there were members on the floor who were saying -- >> what members were saying -- >> many of them, many of them. >> so you reflected members on the floor who were saying this about his marriage, were these members democrats or republicans? >> both. they're not only had -- they not only said it this term, they said it last term. >> would you care to identify some of these members? >> well, i don't recall exactly what did it, there is 105 members in the house of representatives. and right offhand, i don't recall exactly who stated it. but i wouldn't dare to say something like that. >> wouldn't dare but widely

parking lot of the coast guard headquarters located on the grounds of saint elizabeth on martin luther king, jrue in southeast washington. we're work to figure out who the man is and what his position. police say he was conscious and breathing when they arrived on the scene but no further word right now on his condition. we do have a crew on the way to the scene and bring you latest as we get it. >>> you know it is a new season with some new challenges for the washington nationals and for veteran third baseman ryan zimmerman the change isn't just on the field. >> i don't get too high or too low. >> reporter: he's the national starting third baseman should be nicknamed mr. even keel. >> you're very laid back. where do you get that from? why are you like that? >> i'm not like that all the time. i'm just like that in front you guys. you know, it's funny because i'm like that on tv. it's the way i was taught, you know, to play the game. >> reporter: 29-year-old ryan zimmerman from virginia beach is adjusting to lots of new. newman gear. >> do you have to prove anything to him? >> when you play a sp

the treatment arizona got back in the 90s when it became notorious for rejecting the federal martin luther king jry, how arizona lost super bowl in 1993. that was all familiar to the state by 2010 when they became nationally famous, again, this time for the state's anti-immigrant papers please law. even with the papers please law now half gone thanks to a ruling by the u.s. supreme court, arizona and specifically the state government of jan brewer in arizona, they're still a major priority and a major focal point for immigration activists. like, for example, the immigration reform group, united we dream who held their annual national congress in phoenix bringing more than 500 immigration advocates there to strategize and lay the groundwork for actions this coming here. on the occasion of that big confab of immigration activists, this weekend, the arizona republic did some reporting on the prospects for any movement on the immigration reform nationally. the paper quoting the number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer saying the house democrats' idea for a discharge petition to get a vote on immi

. >>> the children of martin luther king jr. r over possession of their father's iconic bible and nobel peace prize. the civil rights leader's estate controlled by his sons dexter king and martin luther king iii are suing to compel king's daughter bernice king to turn over the items. bernice king says that her brothers only want the items so they can sell them for profit. in a news conference today, she said she is disassociating herself from her brothers. >> it's not about another sibling rivalry. it's about standing on principle. it's important that i am on the right side of history. when the record books are written, let it be said that there was at least one heir who tried to further the legacy left by her father and mother. >> dr. king's traveling bible was used in president obama's second inauguration. >>> still ahead, our "newsroom" gut check. it has to do with this sign, this sign that tells people guns are banned, and why some school officials don't want to post it as required by illinois law. >>> plus -- >> probably whe