martin luther king jr. heard him on the radio. and, 57. i met rosa parks. the next year. in 58. in luther king jr. i was inspired. >> you want off to nashville to study for the ministry. and, you became, more and more, involved in the social, social gospel, social, social ministry. you decided you were going to come back to troy state in alabama. you were going to integrate that, that college. and you wrote to martin luther ki king. and he wrote back. how did that happen. and what, what did you, he sent a tick tight see him. a bus ticket in montgomery. >> you are right. round trip, greyhound bus ticket. invited me to come to mont gummer you to meet with him. at this time. 1 years old. board aid bus to travel from troy to montgomery. and a young lawyer, the name of fred gray. the lawyer for rosa parks. dr. king in the montgomery movement. met me at the greyhound bus station. and drove me to the first baptist church in downtown montgomery. and ushered me in the pastor's study. i saw dr. king. and the reverend, standing behi adesk. and, dr. king said to me. are you the boy from troy

when he got off the plane, he was told that martin luther king jr. had just been assassinated. he was told you how to cancel your event. he had an outdoor public event scheduled in the heart of the black community in indianapolis. the police chief did not want him to go there and told him i can offer you know protection if you go in there. if we send basically our troops in there, that will be provocative. please don't do this. bobby kennedy listened to that advice, to get seriously and worried every day of his life since his brother was assassinated he worried about assassination of himself every day of his life and he decided to go and do the event as scheduled. he did not make it a campaign. he threw away any prepared remarks. he got up and spoke extemporaneously about what had happened and he was the person who announced the news to most of the people in that live audience on his in indianapolis. most of the people there did not know it because they had been there waiting for him to arrive and they did not have radios and no cell phone in no way for them having this news an

king martin luther king, jr. had come to portland in the early '60s. there was a huge, huge gathering for him at vancouver avenue baptist church. was not present for that but my grandmother on my mother's side, alberta louise randolph. i carry her middle name. grandma randolph was present and in fact she got -- she came away with dr. king's book, "stride toward freedom" signed by him, and i now have that book in my collection. but that was a huge moment and event in the portland black community that connected portland's black community to the movement. >> what stands out to me for avel's early activism is when she had the first job in the oregon division of corrections, and after sort of leaving home, leaving community, leaving campus, now out in the state apparatus, the state structure, and having to use your voice, both on behalf of parolees and people in the system and on her own behalf, because of the treatment that you were given in that job, i don't know if that's the spark spark but to me that's a crucial moment of transition because a lot of wh

however, i also pointed out that it would be accurate to say that of martin luther king jr. conditions for poor deteriorated while the conditions of better off improved.e indeed the is most clearly seen in inequality in the .lack community is most clearly seen in the income inequality in the reflected inty as a majornie coefficient rangesme inequality that from zero perfect equality to inequality. this figure discloses the increasing household income americany across the population as a whole. of 0.39 in a low to 0.48 in 2013. line. the blue more interesting, however, is a of intragroup inequality among black households. see the green line. although the absolute level of black income is well below that whites. -- blacksompson, of 0.49 in 2013 followed whites 0.47 and hispanics and 0.45. w. -- one of the most changes since dr. king's passing is a gains in income among affluent blacks. when adjusted for inflation for $2014. the percentage of black americans making at least than doubled from 2014 to 21%. those making $100,000 or more nearly quadruple to 13 years. a lessmericans

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at 25th street and martin luther king jr. way watching the volunteers in action.hey delivered water, soap to the homeless camp there. they say their work is important because they know the unexpected turns that life can take. >> at any given time any of us can be out here. so what we want to see for ourselves, we want to see for them as well. we got together to make sure they have what they need, maybe mot for a week but for right now. >> over the past three weeks the christopher jones foundation collected tooth paste for distribution to the homeless. one of the greatest voices to ever call a baseball, basketball and football game is now in coopers town. the bay area's bill king has been inducted into the hall of fame. >> reporte >> not a pitch, there's a high drive. right center field. that is gone. and it's 20 consecutive victories for the oakland athletics. holy toledo! >> as you know those last two wursds were king's signature call. was an opera buff, ate onions for breakfast and had a temper. >> he ended up announcing championship games for the warrio warrior

the car crashed into that guardrail along martin luther king jr. highway around 4:00 a.m. police have not released the driver's name. now, president trump sounding out a pay or of tweets a short time ago. in the first, he called it "a phony witchhunt," and that it was "sad that the public and are not protecting him." this comes after the community' russia interfered in last year's election. this personknow who is that said if the russians had done it, we would not be able to detect it. >> how about it was the president? >> he called me from air force one and he basically said to me "you know, maybe they did it, maybe they did not do it. " kimberly: jared kushner will testify in private before the senate intelligence committee. on tuesday, the house is set to vote on a bipartisan deal for new sanctions on russia. russia's longtime ambassador to the u.s., at 30 is the -- longtime ambassador to the u.s. has returned to moscow. he did meet with several members of the trump campaign during last year's election, including michael flynn and senator attorney general jeff sessions.

at 25th street and martin luther king jr. way watching the volunteers in action.less camp there. they say their work is important because they know the unexpected turns that life can take. >> at any given time any of us can be out here. so what we want to see for ourselves, we want to see for them as well. we got together to make sure they have what they need, maybe mot for a week but for right now. >> over the past three weeks the christopher jones foundation collected tooth paste for distribution to the homeless. one of the greatest voices to ever call a baseball, basketball and football game is now in coopers town. the bay area's bill king has been inducted into the hall of fame. >> reporte >> not a pitch, there's a high drive. right center field. that is gone. and it's 20 consecutive victories for the oakland athletics. holy toledo! >> as you know those last two wursds were king's signature call. was an opera buff, ate onions for breakfast and had a temper. >> he ended up announcing championship games for the warrio warriors, raiders and the oakland a's and al

we we were at 20th street and martin luther king jr. way watching them in action.y delivered materials to the homeless camp there. they say the work is important because they know the unexpected turns a life could take. >> at any given time any of us could be out here so what we want to see for ourselves we want to see for them as well and we got together to make sure they have what they need. maybe not for a week, but for what they need for right now. >> over the past three weeks the christopher jones foundation collected shampoo, lotion, toothbrushes and paste for distribution to the homeless. >>> one of the greatest voices to ever call a baseball, basketball and football game is now in cooper's town. bill king has been inducted into the hall of fame. >> now the pitch. swung on and a high drive and hit way back, right center field and that one is gone and it is the consecutive victory for the oakland athletics, holy toledo. >> those two last words were his signature call. he had onions and a testimo-- t >> he announced championship games for the oakland a's and r

she was put on administrative leave from martin luther king jr.dle school last fall but has been reinstated. she was arrested tuesday. she bonded out today. >> the search on tonight for more victims of grant pews, who is accused of stealing more than $800,000 from his clients from gmp speed and machine. in one case investigators say he asked an elderly client to invest money in his business to buy or build specific vehicles. they say the vehicle and he ite money to pay off personal debts. >>> new tonight, san francisco has issued a city wide moratorium on new medical marijuana dispensaries. the city's planning commission made that decision today. it will repain in effect until the board of supervisors can come up with new rules and regulations on recreational marijuana. that will become legal in california on january 1st, 2018. >>> also new tonight, mountain lion sightings on the peninsula. >> people who live near laurel wood park in san mateo are being told to be on the look out for that animal. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lonnie rivera is live at t

that blossomed in the post-civil rights period when it came to the choices that someone like martin luther king jr. wanted to make in choices of the black power movement in particular. but the real difference i think between the old-school leadership in today's leadership is it's also a mindset that is brought to task. i think everyone from king to dubose to washington and the naacp in its early years were focused on the constants here. the shift in attitude came the second half i think of the 20th century where the attitude became a must see racism bank wish to america. that mindset is what is one of the day in addition to the focus on political power. it's also good to mindset that political leaders play off of. i think that is also hampered promise. >> two questions. your criticisms of political clout to what extent if any would you specifically state that greater political clout is counterproductive to advance blacks and i was intrigued to learn that john mcwhorter is is -- has a critical essay in your book. to what extent is mcwhorter for example different from your view and place them which

she was put on administrative leave from martin luther king jr.hool last fall but has been reinstated. she was arrested tuesday. she bonded out today. >> the search on tonight for more victims of grant pews, who is accused of stealing more than $800,000 from his clients from gmp speed and machine. in one case investigators say he asked an elderly client to invest money in his business to buy or build specific vehicles. they say the vehicles didn't exist and he instead used the money to pay off personal debts. >>> new tonight, san francisco has issued a city wide moratorium on new medical marijuana dispensaries. the city's planning commission made that decision today. it will repain in effect until the board of supervisors can come up with new rules and regulations on recreational marijuana. that will become legal in california on january 1st, 2018. >>> also new tonight, mountain lion sightings on the peninsula. >> people who live near laurel wood park in san mateo are being told to be on the look out for that animal. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lonni

something that blossomed in the post-civil rights period when it came to the choices someone like martin luther king jr. wanted to make an choices more militant blacks wanted to make. but the real difference i think between old-school leadership and today's leadership is a mindset brought to the task, everyone from kanga to dubois to washington and the naacp in its early years, were focused, their idea was race was the constant. we have to succeed notwithstanding. the shift in attitude came in the second half of the 20th century when the attitude became we must see racism vanquished from america or blacks will be held responsible and that mindset won the day. in addition to political power, what blacks have been encouraged to adopt, political leaders play off of endlessly, hampered the process. >> two questions. using mild in your criticism of political clout. to what extent would you specifically state greater political clout is counterproductive, i was intrigued to learn that john mccord has a critical essay accompanying your book, to what extent is that different from your view and how much you resp

it is mistreatment of martin luther king jr. and surveillance of officials in the civil rights movement, which remains troubling to a lot of americans to this day. that is why you want to vet fully and fbi director nominee. and make sure he or she is going to do the job by the book and according to the law. with respect to some allegations that former fbi director james comey hedley classified information, his friends have said that is not the case. he did share one memo with a law professor friend of his, who then describe the contents to a reporter, but that friend says that was not classified information, it was not top-secret information, and some reports which have moved in that direction this week have been corrected to reflect the reality there. host: we will hear from robert in alabama, a democrat. hi, robert. good morning to you. what is your question or comment. not hearing robert. let's go to dean in south dakota. a republican. caller: yes. a couple quick comments. i do think that call me should have been fired. behin

martin luther king jr. with a further air's urgency of now. it takes a little bit more effort to take respect for effort to take respect for kennedy's approach which i would say is the fears urgency of how. it is a different challenge. watching him change and he did change. campaignore on in the there are moments in the spring of 19 65 when he realized he would not get much help. on the other hand the movement has been heating up and thinks it been happening. who is found a guy working for walter reuther in the united auto care workers. all of a sudden one day kennedy stood up and said if i have the quote right, damaged the negroes are right. to thes his approach issue. he was still straddling, he was very frustrated. on the other hand you can see this. howou tell the story of other democratic politicians are trying to navigate these waters after the ground decision. -- brown decision. in your narrative you show that kennedy and johnson both struggled with how to respond to this burgeoning civil rights move

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal.nedy: 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... >>> we are back at 4:53. people wanting to watch the fireworks from the "uss hornet" had to make other plans. it was forced to cancel the festivities. this is file video of the "hornet." power was restored just after 6:00. anyone with tickets for the fireworks show can get a raincheck for a visit and of course no fireworks. >>> 4:53 now. the already tough rental market in the bay area is getting even tougher. the average cost of a two-bedroom apartment ranging from $2,000 in oakland to $3,040 in san francisco. that's according to apartment list.com. that's about two to three times higher than the national average of $1,050. that sounds bleak so here's the good news. represent in the bay area's top three major markets went up less than the national average. of 2.9%. in san francisco, rents

it broke out near west grand avenue and martin luther king jr. way. oakland firefighters quickly put it out. the fire started when someone tried to cook something. another fire burned at an oakland homeless encampment yesterday. a suspected arsonist was arrested for setting that fire. no one was hurt in either case. >>> protesters blocked the gates at kinder morgan richmond refinery this morning. they secured themselves to a mock 12-foot long pipeline and oil barrels. they were demanding a halt to the company's transmountain pipeline in canada. it would triple the capacity of the pipeline that runs from edmonton in calgary. >> the big corporation, the facility and other fossil fuel infrastructures only care about the money. that's not what it's about. it's about our own health and well-being here on mother earth. >> kinder morgan had no comment on the protest. they will start communication on the pipeline in september. from fierce opposition from native americans and other communities near its planned route. >>> the bay area's fourth largest city may

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when it came to the choices someone like martin luther king jr. wanted to make and places that more militant blacks wanted to go. -- but the real difference i think between the old school leadership and today's leadership, there is also a mindset that is brought. i think everyone from king to the boys in washington, and the naacp in early years were focused, their idea was that racism was a constant here. you're going to have to see, the shift in attitude came the 20th century. with the attitude became, we must see racism vanquished from america for blacks to be held responsible for their own destiny. and that mindset is what has one -- won the day. it is that victim mindset that they were encouraged to adopt and that political leaders play off of endlessly. i think that is also hampered progress. >> okay. i have two questions. -- to what extent if any would you specifically state that the political clout is counterproductive to the advancement of blacks? and i was intrigued to learn that there is a critical essay in your book to what extent is -

martin luther king jr., riverside church, the fierce urgency of now. it takes a little more effort to have respect for president kennedy's approach, which i would say is fierce urgency of how. it is a different challenge. watching him change, and he did change, as time wore on and the campaign, there is a moment in the spring of 1959 politically pretty realizes he will not get much help in the south. that will be all lyndon johnson. on the other hand, the movement has been heating up and things up and happening. we found a guy who was working for walter reuther and united auto workers who was reporting about what particular meeting when all of a sudden kennedy stood up and said if i have the " damn it, the negroes are right." then he see a different approach to the issue. he was still straddling, he was very frustrated. but on the other hand you can see the evolution. >> you tell the story of how other democratic politicians are trying to -- and republicans are that matter -- are trying to navigate these wa

jeremiah wright and i am proud to say that but that comes from the part of me that is grounded in martin luther king jrbecause of my own previous book on dr. king. black liberation theology is a radical doctrine. one of my oldest closest academic friends, a theologian, jim is the leading progenitor of black liberation theology, and what jeremiah's church came to represent was the living embodiment of what black theologians like jim cohen and cornell west have championed. reverend wright's preaching, barack was not there that day. barack and michelle were not there for another of reverend sermons.notorious i do not think the reverend's preaching is in any way reflective of barack obama's beliefs. trinity church was great if you were an aspiring young african-american politician in chicago. but, as many good things can be but, as many good things can be said about reverend wright, i would say that no one should be judged by history for the three stupidest things they have ever said. there is a much worse clip from the national press club some years later -- brian: is that the one where he damned america?

wright and i am proud to say it here but that comes from the part of me that is grounded and martin luther king jr. black liberation theology, which reverend wright represents is a radical doctrine. one of my oldest, closest academic trends, jim cohen, a theologian at union cemetery -- seminary. what jeremiah's church came to represent was the sort of living blackment of what theologians like jim cohen and cornell west have championed. preaching,ight's barack were not there that day and were not there for another of reverend wright's most notorious sermons. i don't think his preaching is in any way reflective of barack obama's release -- beliefs. trinity church was a great church to be a member of if you were an aspiring, young african-american politician in chicago. as many good things as can be said about reverend wright, i would say that no one should be judged by history for the three stupidest names they have ever said. there is a much worse clip from the national press club appearance here some years later. >> is this the one where he dammed america? , it is the immense amount of good that j

are live on martin luther king jr.venue and southeast d.c., one of the streets where these drive-by paintball shootings have occurred. this is your typical protective headgear when you are involved in a legal paintball competition . you always want to protect your eyes. obviously, these victims do not have that luxury. it has become so rampant, d.c. police calling these aggravated assaults and yesterday was particularly bad, 11 victims. shootings all within the span of an hour and a half and all in southeast d.c. police have put together two photos of the vehicle they believe was involved. that is the vehicle police suspects in a tan or silver ford fusion with maryland tags discharged paintballs at random people, one victim a construction worker at a jobsite. obtainede video we week ago actually shows one of these dangerous paintball battles going on out in the open in broad daylight, homes and cars damaged, and several people injured. some other areas include stanton road, morris road, trenton place , and multiple sho

government doesn't save martin luther king, jr. government doesn't save senator robert kennedy. in the '70s, government can't win the vietnam war, stop high interest rates, stop gas prices. carter runs in '76 and was an outsider and was not wed to the idea of big government. he is the reformer. he is going to clean up washington ask go after the corruption. he is going to cut taxes. they don't believe it is working anymore. carter attacks it from somewhat from the left and reagan is on the right. reagan comes to the convention, loses the nomination to gerald ford by 69 delegate votes out of 2269 cast in kansas city. the mississippi delegation, the ohio delegation, the new york delegation, reagan is convinced that ford has not stolen the nomination but not won entirely legitimately and we are getting into the weeds. this wets reagan's appetite to run again even though he is 65 years old. a lot of people said you have been around the track twice, gave it your best shot, but now it is time to step aside and let new flesh blood run for the nomination and reagan is like no, we are ru

martin luther king jr. had come to portland in the early .0's there was a huge gathering for him. my grandmother on my mother's side, louise, randolph. she got -- she came away with booking's book area -- signed by him. book in mythat collection. in the moment in the black community that connected portland's black community to the movement. me was hernds out to first job in the department of , after leaving home and leaving community, leaving out in the state andratus or structure, having to use your voice on behalf of parolees and people and on theirstem own behalf because of the treatment given in that job. that is a crucial moment of transition. the port or firm you are nowiving an education was severely threatened. there is a moment in the interviews. i wasn't sure if anybody was going to do anything about them. you had to write those letters. these intense layers of racism at every corner every turn go undocumented and uncontested. and engaging beyond the supported at the visit them you grew up with and in an unknown territory. i was one of the few african americans and afric

. >> "fox5" evan lambert is live on martin luther king jr. southeast tonight. evan. >> reporter: two of those victims are hospitalized with non life-threatening injuries according to d.c. police. i spoke to two other victims who did not seek treatment. they tell me they are still sore tonight. i want to get to you fresh pictures from surveillance of the car police think was involved in these paint ball attacks. witnesses tell m four people were inside that car investigators say the gunman shot 11 people. one may have a serious eye injury. police believe the suspect car drove around southeast spraying victims with paint balls fist on trenton place near congress hight and along mlk and anacostia. people railroad shot at other sites and a construction worker along mlk on revitalization effort and hot dog cart worker that didn't want to the show his face both were shoddy looked out of the corner of my eye and a awe a stone colored sedan. i yelled gun and turned to step towards the building was going to duck into the building when the shots started hitting me in the

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crash in prince george's county has left one woman derkd officialses say she was driving along martin luther king jr. highway. all of this happened just before four a.m. when she hit a gawrd rail at a the intersection of glenn adder den parkway. a juvenile passenger was injured, but is expected to recover. in montgomery county three people are recovering following an accident involving a golf cart. it just happened before 10:00 last night along horn bee drive in rockville. the victims were all ejected from the golf cart. a woman suffered serious, but not life threatening injuries. a man was tretted for minor injuries at the sceep. the group may have hit a speed bump causing the golf cart to tip over. a after he says he was attacked by a dog. house minority leader nip kipp key posted this photo to his facebook. he was walking outside with his family when a pit pull attacked him and his dog tucker. he was bitten in the hospital and needed stitches . his dog was taken to a nearby vet nairry clinic. both are expected to make a full recovery. no word on if the owner of the pit bull was tracked down. the

ellis appeared as martin luther king jr. in the movie the butler. the hollywood reporter quoted ellis' manager saying he died of complications of heart failure. in addition to his on screen roles, ellis worked as a playwright and a director. he was just 39 years old. >>> a pittsburg woman faces charges in the murder of her parents. police arrested 50-year-old menique lashon at her home friday. they went to the family's house after getting a call from lashon. police say the couple was stabbed to death and appeared to have been dead for a few days. officers say the daughter tried to make it look as though the stabbings happened during a fight between her parents. >>> police now face a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by the family of a man shot and killed by officers. family and friends of anthony nunez gathered outside san jose city hall, nunez's family members called 911 back on july 4th, last year. they reported he was depressed and had a gun. his mother believes police did not need to use lethal force. >> you took a beautiful life. i don't know

edgar hoover was investigating martin luther king, jr. would it have been improper for john f.nedy to say don't do that? you are violating the man's rights? lou: certainly that is the system and the reality of the matter that the f.b.i. director may not want to have dinner with the president, but that won't be his choice. he works for the president, he works for the attorney general. >> that's right. what the democrat want, they want to create the situation where the f.b.i. director is constantly being told to basically go to war with the administration in order to show your independence. that's not the proper role either. you follow the law and aggressively enforce the law. but you don't try to align yourself with the media. lou: i have great respect for chuck grassley, but he turned over that committee to the democratic party as if they were in leadership and control of the u.s. senate. an awful mistake in my opinion. congressman ron desantis. please roll the video. look at this. it doesn't look like a great place to fly. but there you go. what are they doing? they are thrill

said, and i repeat, conditions of poor blacks have to generated overall since the death of martin luther king jr., while those of better-off blacks have improved, a blanket state that things are worse now than ever before is totally unwarranted. but skip gates asked me, also asked me if i am optimistic or pessimistic about the future of our people. so let me say that i am somewhat optimistic about the future of training and educated blacks, and, margaret, very pessimistic about the future of poorly cks.ated lacks. -- bla and before i elaborate on why i am pessimistic about the letitions of work blacks, me partly qualify my optimism about the future of trained and educated blacks. and in so doing, i want to talk very briefly about the importance and continued need for affirmative action programs. research suggests that the white backlash against racial entitlements such as affirmative action contributed to the government's retreat from antidiscrimination policies during the 1980's. and many of the gains that trained and educated blacks contained in the 1970's were erased during the years of the r

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this from martin luther king, jr. who said -- did i mention a brand? yes, i did.ht back. stay with us. the trump administration asked for a special meeting of the u.n. count is but what did that accomplish, if anything? . >> north korea's destabilizing escalation is a threat to all nations and beyond. lou: colonel oliver north says we're paying the price for weak leadership. he joins us next. >>> the superthrill-seeker . lou: president trump arrived this afternoon in warsaw, the president looking to reassure our nato allies, especially among them, poland, meeting with the leaders of poland and croatia, he then goes onto hamburg for the g20 meet wearing he will be face-to-face with vladimir putin friday. that's his first meeting with the russian leader. >>> our next guest says president trump needs to make clear at the g20 that anyone doing business with north korea or iran can't do any business in the united states. joining us tonight, retired marine lieutenant colonel, oliver north, the host of "war stories," the coordinator for president reagan and colonel, good

. >> she teaches at martin luther king jr. middle school in berkeley. she has frequently protested against the far right and the trump administration. she was a guest on "the four on 2" after riots broke out on the uc berkeley campus that prevented the conservative my lo milo yiannopoulos from speaking. >> if that's what it takes, then good. >> reporter: her attorney told us by phone she is innocent of the charges. quote, she was stabbed and hit in the head. to accuse her of doing something when police could have stopped it, it's wrong. no court date has yet been set. by any means necessary says will support her through the process by any means necessary. >> rob, thank you. >>> uc berkeley officials now say a controversial conservative speaker will be able to speak on the campus. the university initially denied the request to have conservative speaker ben shapiro speak on september 14th but now cal says it will not be a problem to accommodate the guest speaker as long as the group works with school officials. >> it's absolutely evident. we support their

in the days following it the riot, there were calls to berkeley's martin luther king, jr. middle school for her to be fired as a teacher. >>> time now 6:10. lower crime, why some claim marijuana dispensaries make neighborhoods safer. >> reporter: a groundbreaking celebration in millbrae on caltrain's electrification project. we'll have the details coming up. >> and traffic looks okay along the golden gate bridge right now. but just north of here, we're tracking a new crash. it's causing delays. we'll have the details coming up. >> it's been a seasonal week around the bay area, now i'll pinpoint which day on the weekend will top off at 100 degrees. it's your full weather report. traffic with jaclyn. the news with michelle and kenny. all that, you won't want to miss it after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ called for a moratorium on new marijuana dispensaries - until the current regulatory system sees some changes. it follows a hearing over a cap on dispenaries - in the district that includes the outer mission the excelsior. searces san francisco's plan commission called for a moratorium on new

." >>> we're working to -- prince george's county police say a woman veered off martin luther king, jr. highway and hit a guardrail. this happened sunday morning. investigators tell us a juvenile was hurt in the wreck. that person is expected to be okay. >>> angie goff at the live desk with breaking news out of afghanistan. angie? >> you're listening and looking at video of that breaking news out of afghanistan, eun. scenes from the dramatic aftermath in kabul right now. nearly 40 people are dead and dozens a the hospital after a suicide bombing. the taliban claimed responsibility. it blew up a bus in kabul. according to officials, the death toll is expected to rise. eun? >> angie, thank you. developing out of texas this morning, a terrible discovery in san antonio. we'll send a truck driver to federal core. nine people dead, 30 others hurt after being found in an overheated tractor-trailer. the truck was found in a walmart parking lot on saturday. federal agents say this is a case of human smuggling. some escaped into the woods or hitched rides when police a riechltd many were riegd i

kennedy had fired j edgar hoover over investigating and wiretapping martin luther king jr. would people have thought it was obstruction? there is not really collusion. what is the latest leak, the washington post's record of running anonymous leaks has beaten the new york times. an enormous achievement and i give the post credit that in their energy and enthusiasm they have been more consistently wrong then the times which in the olympics of stupidity is an enormous challenge. the latest thing is mueller who will not get anything on russia and won't get anything on obstruction is now looking at finances. what you are seeing is this is why when i was the guy opposed renewing the independent counsel act. you bring in a bunch of high-priced lawyers who give up their regular career to look for a scalp, they will find somebody and the fitzgerald case where comey brought in the godfather to his children, fitzgerald, to a.a special counsel when they knew there was no crime. valerie has already been no longer a protected name at the cia and they knew who had done it, richard armita

. ♪ ♪ >> martin luther king jr. said that riots are the language of the unheard.w america going to hear you. we're going to take this thing over. we're going to put our foot to the pedal and drive the nation in the direction we need it to go in. ♪ bloods and crips on the same squad ♪ >> dusk to dawn, city-wide curfew is in effect in los angeles at this hour -- >> i didn't realize the extent of the damage until i went home the next morning, and i couldn't believe how many buildings were burned. it was going on all over the city. >> of 7,000 korean-owned businesses, 1700 were ruined. >> don't people realize what they're doing is wrong. this is not the way to overcome racism. >> people remember the latasha harlins shooting and say you're the ones who come into our community and take our money and don't give anything back to the communit those korean stores were targeted and those shop owners were targeted. >> most koreans came in the late '70s and early '80s. you're still dealing with the first generation and in korea they all have to go through military service. the

there's information referring to the investigation of martin luther king, jr.'s assassination five years after president kennedy was killed. over the years, the government released information. most of the documents, which is actually what we're looking at today is a small sampling of the 5 million pages that make up the -- more documents are expected to be released coming this fall. i'm angie goff in the newsroom. >>> covered so much quick-moving news without ever missing a beat. >> a stuchg tribute touching tr floor of the house of representatives. >>> good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. skies are clearing out after a cold front wept through overnight. temperatures are in the 60s and low 70s. highs today only in the upper 70s and low 80s. it's going to be a cooler than average day in july. >>> chuck, crews are working on the rock creek parkway at the kennedy center. also, we've got activity on 410 near takoma avenue. downed wires. authorities there. 410 is blocked at this point. there's a look at the prince william parkway. starting to slo

this from martin luther king, jr. who said -- did i mention a brand? yes, i did.t back. stay with us. the trump administration asked for a special meeting of the u.n. count is but what did that accomplish, if anything? . >> north korea's destabilizing cheryl: breaking news this morning. president trump in the polish president said to address the world ahead of the 220 summit. good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. >> i am via gabriel and for lauren simonetti. a press conference moments from now. let's listen. >> the president of the united states of america, president trump. i'm glad the president is visiting warsaw, the first visit paid by president trump. our bond in the hall quality between poland and the united states. it also is that we accept each other on many different areas including security with nato. today, this is one of the top picks of our discussion we had followed by a plenary session. we talked about the presence of american soldiers in poland. security including the eastern flank of nato. we discussed generally the situation in europe. apar

martin luther king jr. in "the butler."lis' manager saying he died of complications of heart failure. in addition to his on-screen rolls, ellis worked as a playwright and a director. he was just 39 years old. >>> another high profile actress is speaking out about the hollywood gender gap. oscar winner emma stone is adding her voice to the demands for equal pay. ariel reshof has the story. >> reporter: emma stone sounding off about a double standard in hollywood dollars. in an exclusive cover story for "out" magazine, stone saying, i've needed male costars to take a pay cut so that i have parity with them. praising their actions and drawing on her new role as billie jean king. the actress telling the magazine, "we are all equal, we all deserve the same respect and the same rights." the oscar winner joining a host of actresses who claim hollywood is no la la land for leading ladies. robin wright playing hardball in negotiations with "netflix." demanding to be paid the same as her "house of cards" costar kevin spacey. >> i wan

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the distribution is happening at the family and medical counseling services on martin luther king jr.venue in southeast. >>> we're still following that developing story in florida where two homes are nearly gone this morning, swallowed by a sinkhole. what's being done right now to protect people and other properties in that area. >>> plus the video police hope will lead them to the gunman responsible for shooting >>> a 200-feet-wide sinkhole swallowed two homes in florida today. you can see here part of that home getting swallowed up by the earth. officials evacuating the neighborhood because the sinkhole keeps getting bigger and bigger. about 100 people don't have power right now. this all started about 8:00 this morning. the sheriff's office says that it started as a size of a small pool and then it the red cross is coming in to help residents who can't get into their houses rights now. >>> there has been a shocking confession in the case of four young men who disappeared near philadelphia. >> one man has not only admitted to killing all four, he even told detectives where to find t

martin luther king jr.s worth was a minister, joe lowery, these were ministers. we must use the voice that we had to kind of duplicate what they did back in the '60s. they pressured presidents to enforce equality and that's the only way we got things done when we pressured them. so we will be meeting you in washington and we are excited that we are bringing some moral voices back, putting them in the right place, because restorative justice is putting the power back or restoring power back to the just. >> i'm going to have to leave it there and, charlene carruthers is not a minister, but she's doing the lord's work. thank you, charlene. >> she's doing great work. >> thank you, reverend ackry. >>> up next, changing how parole works in this country. what one state is doing differently and is it making a difference? don't go anywhere. this is "politics nation" on msnbc. boost. it's about moving forward, not back. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high prote