albert was an aide to martin luther king jr. marches. can see, that is him right there. mules at martin luther king jr.'s funeral. and mail fraud. >> i just don't think jeff sessions came in with an ounce of evidence. >> blacks charge harassment by u.s. attorney jeff sessions noting there was no investigation of white vote fraud. the justice department said it had no complaints about white vote fraud. >> others said they may have found voter fraud if they looked for it. >> i have seen letters that said we know you don't live here but want you to vote here. >> albert and evelyn were found not guilty. the justice department said sessions had a good case. jack drake disagrees. >> i didn't think the government had a case. the impetus of it, i think, was to keep blacks from voting, to intimidate people. and they went right at the leadership they want to defeat. >> albert turner doesn't want him on the bench. >> a man like jeff sessions will be there for a long time and i honestly think he will be in the way of progress for quite a while. >> is i believe a disgrace to the justi

i was deeply inspired by rosa parks and martin luther king jr.. i met rosa parks when i was 17 and i met martin luther king jr. when i was 18, president kennedy when i was 23 and worked in bobby kennedy's campaign. all these people have made me a persothe person that i am today. >> host: you have a lot of people here at the national book festival watching you right now. we saw a bunch of young people here as well.he what do you tell them? >> guest: i would say good to see you, thank you for being here. and i'd say i love you both stay in school, get the best possible education that you can get. be hopeful and optimistic and happy. john lewis, and nate paul as the illustrator nominated for a national book award. book three, they pretend to others in graphic novel form.. by the way for a longer conversation with congressman lewis, booktv sat down with him for three hours on our in-depth program so if you go to the webe website, booktv.org and type in representative john lewis and include the word book, otherwise you'll ge get all sorts of vides from

here is alveda king, the niece of martin luther king, jr. she is also a fox news contributor. dr. . what do you make of the protests? >> david, i believe that there is unrest in the country and some people just want some solutions, they want to know what to do. as long as the demonstrations remain peaceful and non-violent, that won't be a problem but the violence does have to cease. david: yeah, we were looking at video of one of the violent confrontations. not many of them have become violent. this one is in portland, oregon. who do you think is behind isn't because some of the groups affiliated with it were same ones doing occupy wall street. those were funded by george soros. do you think it is organized or is it spontaneous? >> some of that is still organized, but i have a quote from my uncle, dr. martin luther king, jr., and he said, if you succumb to the temptation of using violence in the struggle, unborn generations will be recipients of a long and desolate night of bitterness and chief legacy of the future will be endless reign of meaningless chaos. david: wow. >> i don't

martin luther king jr." >> wow! other than child, please! come on, come on! what were you going to say, corinne? i've got nothing. >> this is the guy the got the endorsement of the kkk newspaper. >> not -- trump. >> just to take this on a little serious note here, donald trump has taken this on the alt-right, which has given the rebirth to the kkk, put that into his campaign, normalized it and made it part of one of our two parties, right? this is the guy that we're talking about who now is saying he's going to get 20% -- >> david clark. >> it sort of makes me wonder. i keep looking at david clark, i've been fascinated with him since the republican convention. i wonder, does he think he's white? this is the man who tweeted, "it's pitch forks and torches time." was he asking for violence against people like him? >> and he has a badge and a gun? >> and gets elected in milwaukee as a democrat over and over and over again because people aren't thinking down ballot. a poll is a really powerful determiner of who is going to win elections, a poll. this is the ugov p

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me about a comic book called martin luther king and the montgomery story published in 1957 that sold for 10 cents am on i found out it's been edited by martin luther king jr. himself and used to inspire some of the earliest acts of civil disobedience is seemed almost self evidence we had to do it. >> host: we are going to put the phone numbers on the screen so you can start calling for represented john lewis and his co-author andrew aydin (202)748-8200 for those of you in the east and central timezones 748-8201 in thee mountain pacific timezones in a third number you can get through to on. it's not for phonecalls, it's for text messages only and that's 2028386251. text messages only and please include your first name and your city. congressman lewis, we are talking about "march" in the african-american museum is opening today. >> guest: the opening of this museum tells the story. it's the history of african-americans from the days of slavery to the president. i had an opportunity to walk through this museum. i cried and even today i shed some tears. there was a spirit of humanity on the mall. the museum is located on what i call the front porch of america

a man was shot and killed monday night on 32-nd street and martin luther king jr way. that happened only about 10 hours after a double homicide less than five minutes away on 39-th street and martin luther king jr way. police have not yet identified the victims. thousands marched at airports around the country today. as we go into tomorrow a few showers clustered 6:07 a.m. these will not produce a lot of rain at all and then quit moving as they go through the day with the rest of your work week tracking what is in store for the rest of your work week coming up in your full forecast about 10 more minutes who police have in custody tonight. plus. police asking for your help after a thief steals money meant to help a person with a serious medical condition. the future of the raiders still in question. tonight we talk to football legend ronnie lott ---fighting to keep the team in oakland. it appears the wheels are turning when it comes to an attempt to try and keep the raiders in oakland. today the mayor met with city council members and former 49er and raider ronnie lott's

video posting it on social media, and the protesters later marched to the martin luther king jr. area. >>> and thousands saying trump was not their president. one demonstration in south bay left a principal on leave after a little too much freedom of speech. nbc bay area has more on the district and how he used all of his words. >> reporter: yeah, they're not happy at all, tonight, jessica. and we're still waiting on a statement from the district. the interim superintendent out of town tonight, but yeah, the students really upset their principal is not working as of this afternoon. this as they're now doing on-line petitions and say they expect to do more protests if he does not come back to work. the video circulating on social media, and the latest anti-trump message, many rallying with the principal. a move that got this man student applause, but placed him on administrative leave. the anti-trump movement is growing among bay area high schools. >> today, it's important to be scared and feel the fear that people are feeling. >> reporter: a walkout at the high school in concord.

be other person everyone has heard of but doesn't appreciate his strength and genius is martin luther king, jr.. but what the media has done with him over the years is to say she was brave and great and help to break down segregation in this house to bring the voting rights act. what they do not tell you and try to erase from the history is that when he was assassinated he was not on a civil-rights demonstration'' of'' but helping bridge workers in memphis tennessee . who were really working for terrible wages and in terrible working conditions. she was also in the process of putting together the poor people's election that was black and white sandy americans and latinos, pork people demanding changes instead of spending unlimited sums of money on the military to make sure they had health care. the point that i am trying to make is a few lookit his life you understand he was extraordinarily courageous standing up to the establishment. but they said you're a great civil rights leader he said thank you but no thank you i oppose the war in viet nam. they did not want to hear that. then he said ic

martin luther king, jr. to make us more just. we're all cheering for yanis, who >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight when the day resets and we announce a winner. say, hang on, everyone. did you ever ask yourself, "where does donald trump sleep? yes, the gold-plated tanning booth etched with passages from "the book of revelations," but what's around the tanning booth? well, soon we'll find out. that's because tomorrow night, fox news is teaming up with t.m.z. to air a one-hour special in which trump will give a tour of his ostentatious home. the special is called "objectified," named after what trump does to women. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) it'll follow the president-elect as he "showcases objects in his home and tells stories about them." so, expect a lot of gold and yelling! like if mtv "cribs" did an episode with smaug the dragon. "i kill where i wish and none dare resist, and over here's where i play basketball with master p." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) i would watch that. comedians, what's something

you have trained our leaders like due voice and thurgood marshall, martin luther king jr. and ella baker. during the civil rights movement of the '50s and '60s, it was the hbcu students that led the way. from the effort of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, that group is close to my heart. it was founded at my parents' alma mater, shaw university in raleigh, north carolina. yes, i am a shaw baby. my parents met and married there and made the friends of their lifetime and learned and got the grounding that would support not just them but our entire family for so many generations. we all remember the lunch counter sit-ins of the '60s, when four young men from north carolina a&t, walk into that segregated woolworths in greensboro, the city of my birth and asked to be treated like anybody else. this has been the story of hbcu courage and dedication and commitment over the years. it sounds like a simple ask, right? all you want to do is to be treated like everybody else but as we all know it is as complicated as the history of this country. the greensboro four, we k

this morning, we're in front of the martin luther king jr. library in aurora where chelsea clinton is expected to visit. doors open at 5:00. it's a back-to-back two-day vise for chelsea clinton. she'll be in boulder tomorrow evening. she's focusing on her mother's vision of an america now helping share that message is sanders. he's expected to visit colorado during his campaign swing. details on his visit hadn't been released. we'll have that. mike pence is expected in love land. this comes after trump's busy weekend in golden and greeley. the abc poll shows trump ahead. i checked a real clear politics one. that's 45 to 44. we should know that every poll comes with a certain margin of error. it shows that margin of error is three meaning the candidates could be tied. trump could be ahead or clinton could be up by four. we'll have -- we'll look deeper into that next. live in aurora, i'm amanda del castillo. denver seven. >>> denver da's mitch is making bold statements about he september a letter on the -- he sent a letter on the negative impac

hundreds gathering on martin luther king jr. j.. it's all part of the -- boulevard. it's all part of the souls to the polls event. a push by pastors and other organizations the get african- american voters to the polls. >>> and president obama making a late push to vote for hillary rally singing a song customizing it especially for hillary clinton. obama spoke about trump and the state of the country. >>> happening tomorrow, vice president joe biden and his wife jill making a last-minute push for clinton. campaigning across florida. they'll first stop at famu in tallahassee and then head to st. pete for a get out the vote concert with jimmy buffett. it starts at 5:00 at the park but teem can get there as soon as 3:00 -- people can get there as soon as 3:00. at a town hall event in new hampshire. she had a small round table discussion with leaders in the area and mike pence spoke to sporters in north carolina -- supporters in north carolina pushing economy and national security. >>> still ahead on abc action news at 11:00, inconceivable crime. a teen accused of beatin

the group became known as the bay bridge 25, after chaining themselves together on martin luther king jr. day as their evening commute was beginning. but it was to call attention to the e deadly police shootings of unarmed men of color. the judge dismissed all their charges here today after the district attorney in san francisco, they decided to charge the protesters with minor traffic infractions instead of misdemeanors. >>> a well publicized crab festival set for tomorrow night in the east bay have been called off. people want to know if they will be getting their money back as rob roth looked into the matter today after some people call it had a scam. >> for weeks it was mentioned on ktvu thursday night and mentioned online. >> in the east bay the crab festival is happening on saturday. >> reporter: it was suppose to be a crab festival for saturday night. the price $50 a ticket and up, but the festival will not be taking place. >> i think it's a shame that they are not only ripping off a lot of people, but that they are also using the good name of the terrible organization to do it. >

this is what a ride down martin luther king, jr. boulevard in west oakland feels like, jolts and bumps. but we found out roads are even worse in concord. we found crews setting up a massive repaving project at this intersection in concord which came in number one on the list for most dilapidated roads in cities with populations under half a million. here, three out of four streets are damaged. >> they have a tendency to be really rough, especially around contra costa boulevard. >> reporter: california roads score badly again in terms of pavement condition and costs to motorists from driving on a broken system. drivers say, this isn't rocket science. >> fix all the streets. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the study was conducted by trip, a nonprofit transportation research group. los angeles was second on the list with san jose in third. next week santa clara county voters will decide on measure b, a sales tax measure aimed at transportation improvements including street repairs. >>> a three-day meeting of the california coas

this is what a ride down martin luther king jr. boulevard feels like a. lots of jewels and bumps but we found out roads are even worse in concord. tonight we found crews setting up a massive repaving project at this intersection in concord which came in number 1 on the list for most dilapidated robes. cities with populations under half a million. here, three out of four streets are damaged. >> they have a tendency to be rough especially around contra costa boulevard. >> reporter: transportation california tweeted about the report. score badly again in terms of condition and cost to motorist from driving on a broken system. drivers side this is not rocket science. >> fix all the streets. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5 news. >> the study was conducted by a research group that is a nonprofit. >>> this uber driver arrested, police say he did some pretty creepy things outside a bay area home. >>> this skyscraper is leaning. how big is the problem? tonight we'll see what happens when we roll a marble on the floor. >>> out-of-state billionaires pouring big

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal.n f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> bonfire, smashed windows and onstein graffiti, protests protest the election of donald trump and businesses are cleaning up the mess. >> a it is thursday, november 10. i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui with jessica castro and meteorologist mike nicco and we have traffic reporter alexis smith. we will get to the big story but, first, the weather. >> fog in the north bay. we have dialed in on street level with live doppler hd. you can see it is petaluma less than quarter-mile around sky ranch road and falcon ridge drive, watch out. it is very thick. from the east bay hills you can see it is quiet. we will have patchy fog and temperatures in the 50s. 70s by none and a few 60s at the sea breeze develops and mid-to-upper 70s elsewher

martin luther king jr. >> whoo.ince ♪ ♪ it's been a long, long time coming, but i know the change is going to come ♪ ♪ oh, yes ♪ it's been too hard living, but i'm afraid to die ♪ ♪ i don't know what's up there beyond the sky ♪ ♪ it's been a long time long time coming ♪ ♪ but i know change is going to come oh, yes it will ♪ ♪ i go to the movies, said i'll go downtown, my friends keep telling me, patti, patti, don't hang around ♪ ♪ oh, it's been a long, a long time coming, but i know a change going to come oh, yes, it will ♪ ♪ then i go to my brother, i said brother, brother, help me, please ♪ ♪ and my brother he winds up knocking me, back down on my knees ♪ ♪ oh, there's been times when i thought i wouldn't last for long ♪ ♪ but now i think i'm able to carry on ♪ ♪ for it's been a long time, long time coming ♪ ♪ but i know that the change is going to come ♪ hillary clinton. [ applause ] >> please welcome founding director of the national museum of african-american history and culture, lonnie bunch. >>> thank you. th

the man who ran one of the most racially divisive races in history behind him is a bust of martin luther king, jrthe bust must be thinking, "i have a nightmare." ( laughter ) to signify the moment us occasion, barack obama had a new image behind him, a painting of crying jordan that he put up. trump was, like, oh, you put a picture up of yourself, i see. ( laughter ) have you ever wondered what it would be like to meet your worst twitter enemy in person? picture it with nicer chairs, and it would probably go like this. >> i just had an opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president-elect trump. >> we are going to get to know each other. we had never met each other. i have great respect. >> trevor: yes, great respect. turns out he's super nice. never judge a black by his cover -- ( in trump voice ) ( laughter ) how did these guys talk for more than an hour? >> we talked about foreign policy, domestic policy and, in the mean time, michelle has had a chance to greet the incoming first lady and we had an excellent conversation with her as well. >> trevor: yeah. talking domestic and fore

and to gain momentum not the time young preacher from the land of name to martin luther king, jr. was taking center sage in starting the civil-rights movement. the start from of the space program for its aeronautical research. but a civil-rights leader to abandon social-service against african-americans with jews or catholics are many of the people that were left out of the jobs coming about as a result of world war two. almost two years after the executive order to desegregate the civil service at the aeronautical laboratory so i would like to do is read from the first chapter in my book "hidden figures" this is how the story begins. and all have did -- happened here in hampton virginia. pdf chapter one. one the personnel officer at the langley aeronautical laboratory with uh chief field operation this establishment has urgent need 100, jr. physicist mathematicians 75 will apprentices, 125 traders bet every morning 7:00 a.m. to dispatch of station by did to the bus station and the terminal to collect the men and women. now so many women each day. more women who made their way in

>> who are to weigh in is the niece of martin luther king, jr. dr. al veed a king. good morning. are you? >> good morning. >> you just saw that clip we played. we've heard from the media aimm and members of the democratic party throwing around the racist snam. what do you think of that? >> we here in america have brains, we can think and investigate. playing the race card used to work because nobody could find out the truth behind the matter. senator sessions prosecuted the ku klux klan. senator sessions went and desegregated schools in alabama. those are not -- nobody wants to talk about that. because they want to say he's a racist. taken out of context. he prosecuted the kkk. throwing the race card against somebody who prosecutes racists, it does not add up. >> something that your uncle, dr. martin luther king, talked about was forgiveness and coming together and moving on. why is it today that it seems that the media and in this case, the democrats are having such a difficult time moving on from something that happened decades, but we all have a past and moments where we say,

to figure out what caused the fire in capitol heights at a duplex on virtually kevin near martin luther king jr. highway. the building was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived, fortunately no injuries reported. another fire in rockville with flames racing through a single family home last night. this is near upper rock creek park. everyone got out safely. paramedics did treat and release a woman on the scene and her injuries are considered not serious. autria: happening in stafford, police looking for a man who assaulted a woman near kings highway and sherwood farms road. we have a sketch of the guy, take a look, it apparently and assaulted her. they are looking for a dark colored suv that might have orange paint and damage on the front passenger side. larry: you have a chance to flip the switch at the tree harbor lighting this year. veronica: i'm so excited, i want you to be at the national harbour tree lighting ceremony with me. in, every day for the rest of the week, and if you are caller number seven you'll get for tickets to the lighting. that's not even the best art. friday we are

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

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police activity downtown closing sheridan, near the martin luther king jr.. effect now, single tracking between east and west falls church. that is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes for another update. larry? larry: 6:13 this morning, donald trump targeting virginia. suzanne? suzanne: virginia, along with two other states. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. mary: -- larry: saying that the commonwealth is one of the states where voter fraud was rampant. suzanne: good morning. all throughout the campaign we heard a study drumbeat from the president-elect that the election process was rigged. he conti

it's led by martin luther king jr., but this rally will not be held at the lincoln memorial because the application to the national park service for a permit was submitted late. >> we're actively trying to find a time and place for them to have this event. new plans have been made. probably including some of the parts of the washington monument. these are areas that we realize we were not going to be able to >> men, women and families are expected to participate in the march which will deliver a clear message to the new administration. >> i would say come. we want to see as many people as possible who standby and understand that women's rights are human rights. >> how organizers of this march are advising people housing. . now if you want to check out all the groups that are demonstrating around the mall during the day surrounding the inauguration, you can open our nbc washington app and search national mall demonstration. that's the latest from the u.s. capitol, back to you. >> chris gordon, thanks. >>> d.c. leaders are pushing back against metro's plan to slash hours on the subway. me

afraid, they waited for close to an hour, the room door opened a young man walked in, it was martin luther king jr high told the high -- he told them to cast their votes at day. so election day, everyone has same power, a dignified voice that should never be muzzled or squandered. all right, ebony, your boy colin kaepernick. >> he is not even my quarterback. charles: first of all, i think he picked the wrong way to protest, then idea he is not even a registered voter that is crazy. >> challenge, thank you for shares that beautiful personal story, i have family members that can't through similar things, it is call a protest vote for a reason, the word is vote, i believe in a protest vote, both as a lawyer and a black american. you have options of third party, and write-ins but when kaepernick tells me, he is not registered, that tells me, he is not even serious about leveraging what political voice he has even represents. charles: i think majority of so-called social justice warriors are serious about -- i don't know if they know what the hell they are doing but they are throwing bricks at windows

listen to what they were, the civil war, assassination of martin luther king jr. and nixon's resignation. this is how they see this. >> that's what i mean. they are in dispair. think about it this way too. they describe barack obama as historic. donald trump is the first businessman, the first outsider. are they calling donald trump's election historic? no. they are calling it pretty much the opposite, whatever they can say about it being a continuation of tragedy. this is what happens when squlou a press corp. passing judgment about these events. it's why barack obama had a honey moon that lasted almost his entire presidency and donald trump won't get one at all. >> donald trump went to the new york times to meet and greet and was gracious enough to do an on the record meeting. part of that meeting was on the record. it was amazing. will he now get a fair shake from the new york times? >> no. he won't get a fair shake from anybody in the media. you can see in the negative headlines. you can see it in the tone which he is covering it. get used to it. there will be

police were attempting to block the protestors by form ago line at 14th and martin luther king jr. >> they are now at telegraph and 17th. officers from around the bay area called in to help. police want to prevent vandalism and other criminal activity that they saw last night as you see the huge crowd there in that intersection. last night 30 people were arrested for various offense including assault on an office officer. we are closely monitoring this situation. we'll continue to do that from around the newscast and also on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. also check twitter here and news app listed here. for the latest information. >> there were protest like these across the bay area toda today. high school students and 18 bay area cities you see on the map here left school and hit the streets today to protest the results of the election. streets today to protest the results of the election. here's lee ann. >> social media students led the way for others to join them in marches across the city. some expressed their frustration through poetry. school district here quickly mobilize

martin luther king jr. >> when they play the race card as they do and hillary jumps and calls a formersman her mentor, they weren't there for the civil rights act. they were filibustering. and then they claim the mantle that they're helping the black tunt. we've doubled the debt, 58% increase black persons on food stamps. i'll put up the ohm ownership rate for the black americans, it's higher than it's ever been. meaning lack of ownership. why do they still get the majority of votes when i would argue they're not better off under the democratic parties. and as dump says, every four years they come knocking on the door, asking, demanding for votes. what have they got for it. it's the worst in the country but the vote for the democrat still goes on. why? >> they have been separated from their history and hoodwinked by the democrats. it was the democrats who tried to uphold the institution of slavery and it took a republican president, lincoln to come along and end that institution. it was a democrat that stood in the way of the voting rights act and the civil rights act. lyndon johnson h

martin luther king jr., the media with the news passages and headlines. >> there are a lot of places that voted for obama quiet heavily two elections in a row and in pennsylvania that have now become trump country. these are not places that have been rejecting president obama all night long. these are for places for economic reasons have changed the attitude and decided that trump is the person to -- >> so why did the press not pick up on that? >> well, you saw in a lot of polls that you had the white working class voting for trump. a lot of college educated white voters were breaking for donald trump and in much higher margins that the polls suggested. that's the group that the media missed. it was not the white working class. we knew they were going to go for trump. it's college professionals and even though that the media said that was impossible. >> some of the media cannot come to grips with the fact that trump won. why don't you think of that and when you came out of the train station here in washington? >> yeah, came here yesterday and i went to the capital where i used to wor

martin luther king, jr. jr. boulevard. and north havana avenue. this of course after that shut down in response to a suspicious package as officers work to investigate the findings. police encourage anyone out there if you see something unusual of course, say something. that's what happened in this case. prompting officers to report to the area, check this out. and again we have now learned that this is a utilit monitoring device. the suspicious package found, and of course, traffic is moving again in this area. we'll continue to keep you posted. should we learn any further details. reporting live here near dr. martin luther boulevard and north havana avenue. shayla, fox 13 news. >>> all right thank you. seen a way to help middle managers lower middle class allowing them to begin earning overtime. new regulation was supposed to raise the threshold in which salary employees would qualify. now it's all on hold jen epstein is here now with more on thp good morning, jen. that's right obama administration created a regulation forcing companies to stopp

beautiful church in montgomery was designated a national historic landmark in 1974 in memory of martin luther king jr., who served as its pastor from 1954 to 1960. he helped to organize the montgomery boycott in the church's basement. and yet this june president barack obama declared that seedy bar in new york city as the country's first national gays,nt to lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer rights. just in case you are not for it is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning. bars and black churches have a very long history. both had served as stevens and sanctuaries. they had been the centers of solidarity, community, and education. site ofe also been the arson, violence, and persecution. and yet resistance to those very efforts to intimidate and to squelch eventually led to greater investment -- greater advancements in freedom. bar,before the modern gay the place had always played a powerful role in the lives of lgbtq americans. we are going to focus oflusively on the evolution gay bars and nightclubs and the many roles they have played in american history. intimate same-sex relations

protestors known as the bay bridge 25 were arrested on martin luther king jr. day after they got out of the cars and chained themselves togethe together. they said they wanted to bring attention to fatal police shootings here and across the nation. all westbound lanes of the bridge were shut down for about 30 minute. they were ultimately charged within fractions for failing to obey signs and stopping on a freeway. >> californians can now buy medical marijuana without paying sales tax. thanks to prop 64 which legalizeed recreation pot. new law show tax from medical to recreation marijuana but the tax exemption only applies to people who buy a special card issued by state health department. if they don't have the card, they don't get the exemption. doctor written authorization could buy medical marijuana is not enough. >> some misinformation out there that all sales now exempt and that's not indeed the case because do you have to have the plastic card from public health in order to get the sales tax exemption. >>reporter: the plastic card cost about 100 dollars.

the city also plans to install speed humps along martin luther king, jr.de of golden gate park. >>> in sports, both cal and stanford are at home today against pac-12 rivals. the cardinals faces oregon state down at the farm. kickoff at stanford stadium at 12:30 a.m.. and fifth-ranked washington battled cal at memorial stadium. if you are not going to the game you can watch it on our sister network espn. the warriors won't be in action until monday but last night the dubs were hoping to extend their four-game winning streak in los angeles. here's larry beil with more in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. after clobbering o k.c. on thursday night in a highly emotional game, the warriors headed south to face their old friend luke walton who is now coaching the lakers on paper. an easy win, right? lay-up. on the court, different story. luke and steph. hey, what's up? what's up? i'm about to beat you, bad. posterizing david west. he palmed his head with one hand and dunked with the other. are you serious? that's cold. steph inside. dishin

the protesters, known as the bay bridge 25 were arrested on martin luther king jr. day after they got out of their car and chained themselves together. they wanted to bring attention to fatal police shootings. they were ultimately charged with infractions. >>> abc 7 news was in concord for our annual give where you live thanksgiving food drive. abc 7 news weather anchor present aid check for $15,000 to the food bank on behalf of our station and our parent company, disney. it will provide 30,000 meals. just text the board "feed" to 877 to help those in need. >>> hundreds of family will receive food for their meal. marathon house will distribute food to more than 400 families. the nonprofit has been serving low income people in san mateo for more than four decades. samaritan house will serve thanksgiving dinner to 500 people. >>> cub and boy scouts will drop off food to the san francisco food bank as this year's scouting for food campaign. they donated more than 40,000 food last year. the annual distribution is the single largest food drive benefitting the food bank a

and history buffs note that thomas jefferson was often quoted by martin luther king jr. >> you cannotff up. >>> a tense scene unfolded on another campus hours ago when ben shapiro was prevented from stepping foot on to the campus of depaul university in chicago. he was invited by the young americans for freedom chapter attempting to defy a ban instituted against him in august when the university said that shapiro was not welcome to speak on campus due to security concerns allegedly. here's how it unfolded. >> the bottom line is it's private property. proper procedures are not followed. >> am i to understand if we take three steps forward you're going to have me arrested? >> if you create a problem, yes. >> just to be clear, if i attempt to enter that hall right threw and sit down just to listen to somebody speak or engage in free speech you'll have me arrest snd. >> right now, yes, sir. >> i'm glad in a city that has some 4,000 shootings to this day, 30 members of security for a jewish guy. >> joining me now, ben shapiro. here we go again, ben. here we go again. time after time these

it is on martin luther king jr. drive and 4th street. it looks like they have the fire both directions. matt salemme, back to you. ben: thank you. later today, the former milwaukee police officer accused of sexual assault will be back in court. tim elliott is in the wisn 12 news room with more on the case. jim: dominique heaggan-brown is scheduled to be arraigned later this morning. earlier this week, the department fired him. and last night, the milwaukee fire and police commission made it official that heaggan-brown is no longer on the force. in october, as sexual assault. prosecutors say he may have assaulted four people since 2015. heaggan-brown is also the officer who shot sylville smith back in august, sparking days of unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. the district attorney hasn't decided yet if heaggan-brown will face charges for smith's death. if convicted on the sexual assault charges, he could spend melinda: thank you. the candidates for the white house are making their final appeal to voters, and wisconsin is in the spo

disabled vehicle on i-90 westbound right at martin luther king jr. boulevard. the drive times are still in the olmstead, mentor and akron. >>> there was some guy in here with a pistol, you know. i saw his face. he pointed it at everybody. >> brian: it was two years ago today that was the 911 call at the cudell rec before the tragic police shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. this morning people are going to rally around the rice family, and they still have questions about the shooting and the investigation that followed. >> tia: a facebook event set up by cleveland black lives matter is encouraging people to a cleveland's 1st district headquarters today. >> brian: sia nyorkor is there right now and has been there all morning. sia, what are we expecting there today? >> sia: yes, good morning, brian and tia. this black lives matter set-in is set to start actually right about now here at the 1st district police station. you can see that a few people have trickled in. i spoke with a supporter that told me that people are just now gathering. an hour for each ye

she will attend a get out and vote event tonight in aurora at the martin luther king, jr. library. that event starts at 6:00. she will also spend time at the north boulder coordinated campaign office tomorrow. the event there starts at 9:00 in the morning. but there's more. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is getting ready for a colorado stop. he will come pence is supposed to speak at the larimer county fairgrounds and that starts at 5:30. >>> hillary clinton heads back to florida today as the fbi searches through thousands of newly discovered e-mails, possibly connected to her private server. clinton is trying to put the focus back onto donald trump. >> i want you to be able to say i voted for a better, fairer, stronger america. >> clinton backers are accusing the probe to congress, but staying silent on its investigations into the trump campaign's alleged ties to russia. the justice department says it will commit all resources necessary to review e-mails quickly. trump who criticized comey previously is now praising him. >> if hillary is elected, she would be unde