he was the lawyer for both james baldwin and martin luther king jr. it led to the surveillance of martin luther king jr. . . >> and, along with the political nature of it, and he began himself to rethink his own understanding, became far more everyone empathetic. and you know at the end of his life he was seen as the most trusted white man in america, or at least one of them, for african-american people and died a martyr not only for poor people in america, but for racial justice as well. >> chapters one and two, that is pages 1-86 -- [laughter] the first chapter's called the meeting. i will say what's interesting about this and hearing you talk about it and reading it is we met with president obama twice, i met with loretta once, attorney general loretta lynch. what's interesting is about all to those meetings is people have a lot to say before they meet the president, and then they come in, and they're like, thank you, president obama. [laughter] and i remember the last meeting we had was a big meeting, it was probably like 40, 30 of us in the eisenh

led to one of those people who was clarence jones he was the lawyer for boast baldwin and martin luther king jr. and eventually led to the surveillance of martin luther king jr. he did calm down eventually and said i may be full of rage as well began to change his mind he gave a speech that accentuated the moral nature of race and the political nature and began himself to rethink his own understanding and far moreicic empathetic and was seen as the most trusted white man inn america. at least one of them for african-american people and died a martyr for racial justice as well. >> that was chapters one and two. [laughter] the first chapter is called the meeting the second is called the politicians but what is interestingnd to hear you talk about and reading it we met with president obama twice and with loretta lynch i but people have a lot to say before they see the president i will tell him this and then they say thank you president obama. [laughter] remember the last we had was a big meeting like 30 or 40 of us in the building i had just gotten out of jail in baton rouge and they said you cann

martin luther king jr. with microscopic focus. i believed in his dream and the hope of unifying our nation. in many ways, bobby kennedy's campaign was a signal that the fruit of dr. king's labor was beginning to be revealed. sadly just 19 days after robert kennedy announced his campaign for president, dr. king was assassinated on april 4, 1968. that was also a day that changed my life forever. like many of you, i was shocked, saddened, and angry. but i was also motivated to fight harder for the dream that dr. king lived his life and died for. i was determined to prove that even though the assassin killed the dreamer, he could not kill the dream. the night that dr. king was assassinated, robert kennedy addressed the nation on the campaign trail. this quote has been presented tonight but i think it rings louder than ever tonight. so i would like to reiterate what was said that night. he said, what we need in the united states is not division. what we need in the united states is not hatred. what we need in the united states is not v

. >> when martin luther king jr. was assassinated, bobby was in indianapolis that night and i would love to hear your comments about the remarks he made. >> jules, you were there in indianapolis that night? >> yes, yes. that was most amazing speech i ever heard. for the politician. king was assassinated in memphis. and kennedy was running in indiana. the word finally came to kennedy when he was, on a plane somewhere in indiana, going back to indianapolis, he and his campaign people decided or he decided he wanted to go to a, an african-american community and talk to the people. they didn't know, nobody in the crowd knew what had happened to king. frank mankewitz, who was bobby's press secretary, gave him the news, on the plane as they were going back to indianapolis. and kennedy asked mankewitz to shot down a few -- jot down a few ideas, for him to speak to this black audience. as we got into indianapolis, for one reason or another, frank mankewitz and kennedy were separated. and kennedy went to -- kennedy went to th

or, the civil rights act of 1968 that was passed in the aftermath of martin luther king jr.'s assassination, attacking racial discrimination in many aspects of the housing market. and in the third great triumph would be the attack on racial disfranchisement and of course the great monument to that effort would be the voting rights act of 1965. these are the things that people often think about and rightly so. but there was another aspect of the second reconstruction for that -- the protest of that period aimed not only at undoing racial hierarchy, the protest of that period also prompted the growth of expansive constitutional doctrines involving civil liberties. and indeed it's that aspect that i'm going to focus on tonight. during the second reconstruction, there were a number of doctrines that were generated. so for instance, to protect members of the national association for the advancement of colored people from damaging exposure by segregationists, activists were very successful in moving courts to recognize organizational privacy. to shield civil rights attorneys from r

he was t ciefl heri fghints movemorent w martin luther king, jr. when i was growing up, he was kind of known as having hugged richard nixon. but there's so much more to his life. that's the clip we're going to see. >> should we go to the clip or would you like to set it up? >> this is is a trailer of the film so we can go right to it. >> let's go. >> i'm colored, jewish and puerto rican. when i move into a neighborhood, i wipe it out. >> sammy davis, junior's life was about confronting obstacles. ♪ mr. bojangles, mr. bojangles, mr. bojangles, come back and dance ♪. >> his gift was his talent. the curse was being black in america. >> it's no fun to walk into a place you're going to play in and be told that we've had 14 bomb threats. >> even if you win, you don't win. g go said these people are in enterttoainer no matter how muc they hate me as a black. >> if i could have lived in the '20s with valentino, i would have had the leopards on a leash walking down the street. >> you played it for her, you played it for me. >> i'm a black guy but i'm going

martin luther king jr. back in 1965 in selma, alabama. >>> an investigation underway tonight after a grim discovery at a bart station. alamedaou this morning at the dublin station. hours before she was found the woman was rel rita jail. detectives don't yet know how she died but did say she had a big bump on her head. they also reviewed body camera video from deputies at the jail. that video did not show a bump when she was leaving the jail. detectives are looking at bart security video to see if she have assaulted anywhere at the station. the coroner is set to perform an autopsy on monday. >>> still to come, one man's bold idea to find a job that's catching a lot of attention. we hear from the seeker himself. >>> taking in the sights, the sounds, and most of all, the smells. in the south bay, the annual garlichous ds of people. what this year has to offer. >> garlic festival iup temperatures around the tri valley also heating up. livermore into the 90s. we will talk more about that, smoke pollution, and wh

this is very near to where martin luther king jr. gave his speech.our mother was living in denver at the time you were brought here? robert: correct, but she grew up in washington. david: your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. before that, when he was in high school, he actually worked in the senate building. he worked in the senate lounge and served coffee, tea, and took hats and coats from various senators as they came in. when president obama was first inaugurated, i brought my grandfather, who was 93 at the time. while we were sitting there and in our seats, really understanding and feeling the majesty of the moment for him, he said look up in that senate building and pointed to one window and said, i used to work in that room. he said, i remember looking out the window when fdr was being inaugurated and i remember there was not a black face in the crowd. and here we are, and i am sitting with my grandfather seeing the first black president being inaugur

. >>> a 19-year old man recovering after being stabbed at a park in berkley last night at martin luther king jr. civic center park, right across the street from the berkley police department. they saw a 22-year old man running from the park and was captured a short time later. a knife was found near the scene. the stabbing victim is expected to survive. >>> after several violent attacks on bart over the past couple of weeks, a lot of riders on edge and in response a team of volunteers spent yesterday passing out safety kits. about what they're doing to help riders protect themselves ect themselves . >> in front of the growing memorial for 18-year old nia wilson, doug has taken action. the tools are small enough to fit into a purse or travel bag. they come with self defense tips. >> we have a whistle, we want to make sure everyone is alert and aware. and at nighttime, we need to be able to see so there's a flashlight ready. >> it's been one week since nia wilson was fatally stabbed at the bart station. no training in law enforcement and using his own money he's taking a stand. >> i was motivated

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the attack happened in the early morning hours of july 6th on martin luther king jr way...om what we can tell this is an unprovoked attack the man was able to call for help from his cell phone officers got there the fire department got there and he went to the hospital>( darya ) police are looking for this silver or white minivvan.. possibly a nissan quest. they believe it is the getaway car. ( darya ) new this morning... we're getting our first look at an armed robber in oakland. police say this man approached multiple people in the 12- hundred block of 104th avenue back in may... demanding their belongings... before running off. ( james ) police in berkeley are looking for the man who propositioned a teenage boy for sex. the boy was walking down parker street near fulton street when the man approached him. the teen refused and the man walked away. the next day the boy saw the man again... about a block away from the first incident. he was last seen in the area driving a white 4-door sedan... possibly a toyota carola. ( james ) berkeley police need help finding a man who e

this happened about two weeks ago on martin luther king, jr. way near university avenue. police say there is no apparent motive. >> no money was taken. there were no demands made. >> the lighting isn't ideal. so we're hoping that somebody will maybe recognize a piece of clothing or perhaps the way the suspects walk. >> police say there may have been up to eight attackers described as african-american men in their late teens or early 20s. so take a look again at the top of your screen. the suspects took off in a newer model silver or white nineny van. >>> berkley police warning about a suspected peeping tom. this surveillance video shows the suspect lurking outside prospect street at channing way. police say a woman inside spotted the man through a window exposing himself as she alerted her roommates the man left. if you have any information that might help berkley police give them a call. >>> and palo alto police need your help in identifying this man who peeped through a bedroom window of a home last week. it happened just before midnight last wednesday on waiveearly str

asking permission to wiretap martin luther king jr. and the reason he wanted to wiretap him was because there was a fear and a fear that hoover fanned, i think without any convincing evidence, that there were leftists and communists in martin luther king's hierarchy. at the moments j. edgar hoover survived through endless attorneys general and presidents, because he always had some dirt on somebody. he knew exactly the moment to ask what he wanted. and he asked repeatedly for authority to wiretap in the end bobby kennedy gave it to him and in the end bobby kennedy gave it to him without defending that decision at all. he gave it to him for a strategy reason. the kennedys were about to propose a major civil rights bill and the most embarrassing thing in the world to them would have been if a bunch of leftists had turned up in martin luther king's camp and j. edgar hoover would have used that information to embarrass the kennedys and undermine their efforts at civil rights. the idea that the wiretaps, which did provide embarrassing infor

that's not far from martin luther king jr. middle school. neighbors being asked to check to see if their surveillance cameras recorded any of those break-ins. >>> get ready for some boogie nights. the warriors have added an all-star. demarcus cousins has agreed to join the warriors. he will sign a one-year deal for over $5 million. the move sent tremors throughout the nba as now the warriors entire lineup were all all-st all-stars. >>> hackers are crashing home sales and stealing people's down payments. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we have one woman's six-figure loss and how to a coming up, snt illegal fireworks. the problems firefighters are already seeing ahead of the fourth of july and the new tool they're hoping to use to help track down those responsible. >>> fog is rolling right back into san francisco. we'll show you the impact for tomorrow morning's commute. plus i'll tell you why we're concerned about hurricane fabio and the impact to california. that's in about seven minutes. h is one of the fastest growing forms of frau

on martin luther king jr. way near university avenue. the 72-year-old man was hospitalized. but he's since been released. six to eight men left the scene in a newer model silver or white mini van, possibly a nissan quest. anyone with information should contact berkeley police. >>> a blocked ballot measure to divide the state into three. the court today ruled prop 9 should not be on the november 6th ballot because the potential harm of permitting the vote in a few months outweighs the potential harm of delaying it. the planning and conservation league filed a lawsuit last month arguing the state constitution requires a two-thirds vote of both chambers before a proposal this significant can be put to voters. even if voters had approved prop 9, it still would have needed approval from the state legislature and the u.s. congress as well. >>> mgm resorts international is feeling the heat following an announcement that the company has taken legal action against some of the victims of the route 91 harvest festival shooting in las vegas. some are calling for a boycott of their resor

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john 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... [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> police are on the look out for four men who went on a 20-second robbery spree in fresno. they rushed in and ripped out iphones and laptops. customers got out of their way including a group of teenage girls who huddled in the mid. boys said they took 26 items worth $27,000. they believe the robbery could be connected to other store thefts. >> new at 11:00, a santa clara mother is desperate to get her possessions back after someone stole the family's u-haul truck. inside mementos and her children's artwork. you can't replace that obviously. abc7 news katie udis spoke with the victim and has more on how you can help. >> reporter

the attack happened in the early morning hours of july 6th on martin luther king jr way...e can tell this is an unprovoked attack the man was able to call for help from his cell phone officers got there the fire department got there and he went to the hospital>( james ) police are looking for this silver or white minivvan.. possibly a nissan quest. they believe it is the getaway car. ( darya ) new this morning... we're getting our first look at an armed robber in oakland. police say this man approached multiple people in the 12- hundred block of 104th avenue back in may... demanding their belongings... before running off. ( darya ) police in berkeley are looking for the man who propositioned a teenage boy for sex. the boy was walking down parker street near fulton street when the man approached him. the teen refused and the man walked away. the next day the boy saw the man again... about a block away from the first incident. he was last seen in the area driving a white 4-door sedan... possibly a toyota carola. ( james ) berkeley police need help finding a man who exposed hi

this is very near to where martin luther king jr. gave his speech.our mother was living in denver at the time you were brought here? robert: correct. david: but she grew up in washington. your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. before that, when he was in high school, he actually worked in the senate building. what he did was he actually worked in the senate lounge and served coffee, tea, and took hats and coats from various senators as they came in. when president obama was first inaugurated, i brought my grandfather, who was 93 at the time. while we were sitting there and in our seats, really understanding and feeling the majesty of the moment for him, he said look up in that senate building and pointed to one window and said, i used to work in that room. he said, i remember looking out the window when fdr was being inaugurated and i remember there was not a black face in the crowd. and here we are, and i am sitting with my grandfather seeing the first blac

martin luther king jr was paved the way for me and they spoke out and made it possible for me to even be a police officer with some of these cops black officers get into these police diplomas and they want to fit in so they want to get be a part of that blue wall and they keep their mouth shut because it's all about them but for me it was always about who's coming after me how my family going to fill i got to be to follow them my house i got to be a hero to my kids so i can go to work and not see something and don't say me day that just does not work for me but a lot of black cops out here are just going along to get along because they had a house a white picket fence and a call and it's all about them but it's not about them it's about us it's about the young black men and women hispanic my no resists out there being abused and let me just make no mistake about it that the overwhelming majority of cops out there doing the right thing they're doing the job every day but we need to weed out the bad ones because the bad ones give everybody a very bad name but it's also known that police

it starts at 11:00 this morning at martin luther king jr. park on third street. >>> a deadly end to a police chase in the east bay, abc news was on westbound highway 24 while investigators looked for clues. the contra costa sheriff's department tells us the suspect sped away from a traffic stop around 9:00ay police lost sight of it before seeing it overturned there on the freeway. one person died, one is in the hospital. >>> two people are in the hospital after a crash in san francisco. it involved a tour bus and a mustang. abc7 news was at the civics center after police took the drivers into custody. officers say the bus driver assaulted the man driving the ford mustang. they also arrested the mustang's driver claiming he drove reckle recklessly. one of the bus passengers described how road rage took place before the crash. >> the mustang tried to go around him to the right and the muss tang keeps block him, until he blocked him totally. it continued for like 10 minutes. >> police treated a canadian tourist for minor injuries. the bus rider

and in johnson i voting rights act that millions of people along with martin luther king jr.hat demanded we have got to increase his state and open up the polling the 1965 to all people regardless of color. not one woman who made it happen that women got the right note that then and now are fighting for equality with millions of women to stand up to say they will no longer that to be second-class citizens change always come through grassroots activism people stand up and looked around and say that status will not working makes no space for workers not to collectively negotiate a contract needs no women for women to be paid back it makes nose and the color of their skin cannot attend a rule or vote makes no sense because they love somebody of the same gender they continue to be discriminated against. so after very brave individuals raise the issue and told they were crazy and wrong society came around and changed so the political revolution is looking at what is happening in america today and asking whether or not we are satisfied with the nation that is moving day by day olig

lyndon johnson who signed the voting rights act but millions of people along with martin luther king jro demanded that we have to end racism in the united states and open up the following line -- the polling booth to all people regardless of color. not one woman made it happen that they have the right to vote and now they are fighting for equality it was millions of women to stand up to say they will no longer stand up to be second-class citizens. change always comes through grassroots activism when millions of people stand up and look around and say the status quo is not working makes no sense for workers not to collectively negotiate a contract makes no sense for women to be paid significantly less than men for doing the same work. it makes no sense that people go by the color of their skin, they attend a school or do not vote because they love somebody of the same gender they continue to be discriminated against so after very brave individuals were told that they were crazy or wrong and then society came around to change so what the political revolution is about is look at what is ha

so here's the problem, martin luther king jr. it's not the white supremacists who are the problem it's white moderates and conservatives who are complicit by trying to dismiss it. brother jennings, much respect for you but what you're doing is egregious because you're attempting to make valid what are essentially naked raw statements of racism. this is easy stuff. this is very very clear that it has racial animus here and you're trying to dismiss it as a difference of opinion. that is complicit in the racist element we're talking about. >> i disagree with everything you've said. i disagree with the motives you've ascribed to me and i think most republicans and conservatives are tired of being called by the american left that they're racist or complicit in racism. >> deal with the issue at hand. >> or believe in certain conservative values -- you're welcome to come on here and call me that but it won't help what you want. >> hold on, michael. focus on the question about president trump. how can you gloss over points people have fo

past recipients included oprah winfrey and martin luther king jr.y talked about bringing people from opposing -- together. >>> people were injured at an army base. what caused a big tent to collapse, trapping a number of people. >>> and elevator attendants at bart stations. >>> if you're on the move from walnut creek to oakland -- a little bit of fog there. and the traffic looks all right until orinda. >>> and the fog continues to make its presence felt. it's going to keep temperatures on the cool side for some. if you don't get the fog at all, it will be another hot day. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> surveillance cameras in berkeley caught an apparent unprovoked attack as it was being committed. a 72-year-old man walking up martin luther king way near university on july 6th and he's attacked from behind by six to eight young men. they knocked the man t

. >> martin luther king jr.d if the nation did something social against the negro, the nation must now do something special for the negro. when people used to get access to schools, it was like you're a violin player from vermont and we need more people from there. there was always extra considerations to play for the doling out of who got into the school. >> great point, there was always a desire for geographic diversity. what do you think about that. is the administration suggesting that all applications should be color blind? they are not able to look at race? or do you think it makes a richer strierrich er environment to look at race. >> i think secretary condoleezza rice had it right, she said it is a factor but not the factor. >> the trump administration said they are abandoning obama era policies for universities to use looking at race as a factor. >> i think the president's feeling on merit, and he believes we should help people that should meet certain scores that are qualified, but this does not sugges

at martin luther king jr. park on third street. >>> the contra costa county sheriff's office tell us a driver sped away during a traffic stop around 9:00 yesterday morning, the officer chased after the car, he lost sight of it before seeing is it overturned on the freeway. one person died, another is in the hospital. two drivers are under arrest following a crash in san francisco. it involved a tour bus and a mustang. abc 7 news was at the civic center after police took both drivers into custody. officers say the bus driver assaulted the man driving the ford mustang. they arrested the mustang's drive claiming he drove recklessly. several witnesses describe how the road rage simmers for several blocks. >> the bus tried to go to the right, and the car, the mustang kept blocking him, so the point where he blocked him totally. it just continued for like 10 minutes. >> paramedics treated a tourist from canada for minor injuries. the bus passengers had to wait for more than two hours for another bus to come pick the

in the video you can see it on martin luther king, jr. way. >> i hope they catch them. >> reporter: we did ask berkeley why why someone might do something like that. they say they don't want to speculate on what led to the attack. they're just hoping the public can help them locate the suspects. >>> fireworks are to blame for the grant fire in alameda county. that blaze started days after the fourth of july near the altamont pass. a teenager was playing with the fireworks on the side of the road when one of them sparked a small grass fire that grew. some 480 acres were burned. firefighters were eventually able to get full containment the next morning. the teen did turn himself into police. the sheriff's office is pushing for prosecution. >>> we are not splitting up. a proposition to split california into three separate states will not be on the november ballot. the california supreme court blocked the measure this afternoon. tim draper is behind this proposal. opponents argue that making california into three states would involve revising

problem with the method of nonviolent political change as exemplified in the life and work of martin luther king jr. who figures largely in this book. some approaches are violent, angry and contentious of the opponent. king insisted by contrast on an attitude of others that he called love, even when what he was doing was to make an extremely vigorous protest against unjust conditions. still, he said we must approach even our opponents, not with anger, but with love. he immediately stress this. it wasn't romantic love and didn't even need to like the people, the love he demanded was a combination of respect for humanity with goodwill and hope. we treat people as people who think and listen, who ultimately may join together with us in building something beautiful. philosophy is a practice here shares that project and that hope. thank you. [applause] [inaudible question] [inaudible question] >> first of all, you have to call them out. aristotle wrote the rhetoric in order to give ordinary people the tools to look at the views and historians who i talk about in the book, he gives many terrible examples

kennedy: greater than abraham lincoln or martin luther king, jr.?re with those iconic fellows on mounting rush more. president obama perhaps only disappointed george soros because he realized what a great american was. his hope was so high, that president obama couldn't get over the bar that was in the imagination. kennedy: he needs to be the next pope. >> done requires as popular as abe lincoln. do you realize that? kennedy: is that true, juan? >> we'll have to fact check that. juan, you never sounded more brilliant. you are up there in the higher level of intelligence. you are the winner. >> i thought you were going to disappoint me. i know about affirmative action. kennedy: we'll ♪ [ coughs ] ♪ ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. why wouldn't it save me? why? what would you bring? a boat. huh. we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh and i was wondering if your brokerage offer

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it is appalling reallyberkeley police explain the attack happened at 3:30 in the morning on martin luther king jray, between university avenue and addison street on july 6ththe second video shows the man, who is from berkeley walking home.that is when the group of 6 or 8 people, all described as african american males in their late teens or early 20's come at him.sot from what we can tell this is an unprovoked attack the man was able to call for help from his cell phone officers got there the fire department got there and he went to the hospitalthe 3rd video shows what police described as the get-away cara newer model silver or white minivan, possibly a nissan quest.police want anyone know anything about this brutal attack to come forward.sot they didn't take any property or demand any property no indication this is hate related or what the motive is for this (ken)new at ten: few clues but big hope in a san joaquin valley cold case homicide. joey ross's parents say 12 years ago he was walking home on this street before he was killed he made three phone calls to his momkay recede explains the fami

it starts at 11:00 this morning at martin luther king jr. park on third street. >>> a deadly end to a police chase in the east bay. abc 7 news was on westbound highway 24 in orinda. the contra costa county sheriff's office told us a driver sped away during a top:00 ye oichadft car it seeingit, as you do there, overturned on the freeway. one person died, another is in the hospital. >>> two drivers are under arrest following a crash in san francisco. it involved a tour bus and a mustang. abc 7 news was at the civic center after police took both drivers into custody. officers say the bus driver assaulted the man driving the ford mustang. they also arrested the mustang's driver, claiming he drove recklessly. one of the bus passengers describes how road rage simmered for several blocks before that crash. >> the bus tried to go around him to the right. the car, the mustang, keeps blocking him to the point that he blocked him totally. it just continued for ten pamedicanadia urt m more a couplof hours for another bus to come and pick them up. >>> fi

problems with the method of nonviolent political change as exemplified in the high and work of martin luther king jr. who actually finished large in this book. some are great on the chemorouse of the -- he called love even when what he was doing was to make ab extremely vigorous protest against unjust conditions. still, he said we must approach even our opponents. not with anger, but with love. he always immediately stressed -- of course, it wasn't romantic love and i can't even like the people. it was a combination of respect and humanity for good-will and and -- who ultimately may join nothing this building something donnell research -- [applause] >> [inaudible] >> how do we deal with that? >> first of all, you've got to call themm out. aristotle wrote the rhetoric in order to give ordinary people the tools to dissect the manipulative -- he gives many terrible examples of the mitive use of rhetoric to show you what bad things are in store. in thepl book, for example, i system mat delay -- george w. bush who, after 9/11 when everyone was or terrifies, he said we are going after criminals, and we do

hearing recordings of his actual phone calls with martin luther king jr. and thurgood marshall. it moved me to my soul. these tableaux of leadership force me to rethink my proximity to the work creating more equitable society today. something inside me began to change. the tipping point came in and experience at dinner after our graduation some money. i sat next to president clinton. humbling,ilarating, fascinating, as i broke bread with a man who not long ago ago carried-- long the weight of the world on his shoulders. his stories were really good, but really long. [laughter] >> i was also moved by the reality that he was just a man. i know this should not have been an epiphany, but in a way, it was a capstone moment. i spent six months being surrounded by the most talented, selfless servants i have ever known. these are the kind of people you see featured for international acts of valor, reshaping the landscape of health care, casting the new normal and expectations of a justice system, they are indeed superstars. but they are superstars who questionedd, who their own worthine

martin luther king, jr. [ applause ] >>> from the american federation of teachers, please welcome randy not whether change will come, but whether we can guide that change in the service of our ideals and poured a social order shaped to the deeds of all our people. in the long run, we can master change not through force of fear, but only through the free work of an understanding mind, through an openness to new knowledge and fresh outlook which can only strengthen the most fragile and most powerful of human gifts. the gift of reason. university, south africa, june 8, 1966. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our next speaker, emma gonzalez. representing the student movement march for our lives, 2018 recipient of the human rights award. [ applause ] >>> first is the danger of utility. the believe that is nothing one man or one woman can do against the enormous world of ills. yet many of the world's great movements have thought inaction slowed from the work of a single man. a young monk began the -- a young woman reclaimed the territory of france. it was a young italian explorer who di

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it is appalling reallyberkeley police explain the attack happened at 3:30 in the morning on martin luther king jr. way, between university avenue and addison street on july 6ththe second video shows the man, who is from berkeley walking home.that is when the group of 6 or 8 people, all described as african american males in their late teens or early 20's come at him.sot from what we can tell this is an unprovoked attack the man was able to call for help from his cell phone officers got there the fire department got there and he went to the hospitalthe 3rd video shows what police described as the get-away cara newer model silver or white minivan, possibly a nissan quest.police want anyone know anything about this brutal attack to come forward.sot they didn't take any property or demand any property no indication this is hate related or what the motive is for thisjustine police tell me they admit this area is not as well lit at night as they would like.and the 72-year old man who was attacked, had broken bones, but is now out of the hospital. live in berkeley justine waldman kron 4 news. rosa is no

today, family and friends gathered at martin luther king jr. the third annual mario woods remembrance day. in 2015, mario woods was shot and killed by san francisco police. woods was a suspect in a stabbing and police say he had a knife and refused to drop it. the shooting led to calls for a justice department review of police protocols. >> this type of use of force is unjust, illegal, and it has to stop. the district attorney cleared the officers involved in the shooting but last month, a federal judge in san francisco ordered the da to release files of his investigation of the death after woods' mother filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city, county, and officers. >>> the mother of a hostage is speaking out. what her daughter texted her. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, s

at martin luther king jr.r park which is right across the street from the berkley police department. they saw a 22-year old man running from the park and he was captured a short time later. police also say a knife was found near the scene. the stabbing victim is expected to sur vaf. >>> the legendary recording studio in berkley will soon shut its doors. the building has been sold. many grammy winners and bay area favorites recorded at the studio including santana and tony the studio will close >>> the board of directors of cbs will meet today about claims of sexual harassment against the networks ceo. the new yorker released a bomb shell report that included statements from six women claiming muno z sexually harassed them. it will take appropriate actions after an investigation. he's been running cbs for more than a de-dade. >> if you're in the market for a motorcycle or other recreational vehicle, expect to pay more due to the stump administration's tariff on steel and aluminum. manufactures have to pay 33% m

martin luther king, jr. 50 years ago. elsewhere on capitol hill, a majority of house democrats joined republicans thursday to vote in favor of a massive, $717 bibillion military spending g b, the national defense authorization act. the 359-54 vote favors a bill that would deliver record military spending, with $70 billion for ongoing u.s. wars, and $22 billion for nuclear weapons programs, including a new submarine-launched "low yield" nuclear missile. the bill now moves to the senate, which could vote on it as early as next week. president trump's former personal attorney and fixer , michael cohen, is prepared to tell special counsel robert mueller that president trump knew in advance about a meeting at trump tower in june of 2016 , where russians were offering "dirt" on hillary clinton. the revelation, first reported by cnn, suggests trump may have lied publicly when he said he had no knowledge of the meeting, which was attended by donald trump, jr., jared kushner, paul manafortrt, his campaign manage, and others, along

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it is appalling reallyberkeley police explain the attack happened at 3:30 in the morning on martin luther king jr. way, between university avenue and addison street on july 6ththe second video shows the man, who is from berkeley walking home.that is when the group of 6 or 8 people, all described as african american males in their late teens or early 20's come at him.sot from what we can tell this is an unprovoked attack the man was able to call for help from his cell phone officers got there the fire department got there and he went to the hospitalthe 3rd video shows what police described as the get-away cara newer model silver or white minivan, possibly a nissan quest.police want anyone know anything about this brutal attack to come forward.sot they didn't take any property or demand any property no indication this is hate related or what the motive is for this justine police tell me they admit this area is not as well lit at night as they would like. and the 72- year old man who was attacked, had broken bones, but is now out of the hospital. live in berkeley justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki)