martin luther king jr. day. our country and the bay paying tribute to his life and legacy. >>> right now rescue crews are in half moon bay water searching for those on board a small plane crash. shawn chitnis is live near the scene at the half moon bay airport. shawn, good morning. what are you seeing? >> reporter: nicole, good morning. it is the hope with the sun up in the daylight , to help crews they may be able to make some more progress in trying to find out if there was anyone on board and how they may be able to locate those folks with the sun coming up. this helicopter behind me as part of the u.s. coast card and it has been here most of the morning. let's look at the scene last night when these calls were coming in, just after 7:00 p.m. that is when we know that soon after someone spotted this two engine plane, two miles away from where we are in half moon bay airport. a search team was looking for the plane in the water last night with challenging conditions because of the tides and it was dark at

the spirit is as important now as it ever has been. >> we are here to carry on the dream of martin luther king jr.. we just want to show, we still need to do even further. >> these are sponsored by the doctor martin luther king jr.. they team up to provide this ride for free. >>> chances are you or someone you know has gotten covid-19 recently. so when will this recent surge peak? we hope to have some answers. >>> more rain chances returning tomorrow. itis currently dry >>> here we are in the middle of january and in the middle of another covid-19 surge. hospital capacities might become strained again if it intensifies. the cdc says vaccination rates remain low. roughly 17% of those eligible have not gotten an updated covid-19 shot. covid-19 has been detected in wastewater and it is the highest it has been since january 2022, when omicron emerged. how should we look at this? for that we welcome our infectious disease specialist, doctor peter. is this something that we expected? or is this the fallout of the fact that so few people have gotten their boosters? >> it is a combination. of a bunch of

that is what martin luther king jr. would be telling us because we are far better than the behavior we are exhibiting as a nation. >> more than 3 million people have visited the martin luther king jr. memorial on the mall in dc. so, sergio quintana attended a march today . it was suspended during the covid pandemic. what was turnout like today? >> reporter: there was pretty good turnout. people went from this train station and then did the route that takes you through downtown and then over to the gardens. one of the significant parts of this it is crossing the bridge right next to the ballpark. that is meant to signify and pay tribute to the crossing of the edmund pettis bridge in 1965. in 1965 there were moments that happened back then and that is when bloody sunday happened and there were mergers marching for voting rights. they were attacked by alabama state troopers with billie clubs. a short time later, he led another march across the same bridge but it was more peaceful. in san francisco, there are no police with

también metanfetaminas, marihuana y parafernal de drogas a propósito de la celebración de martin luther king jr gratuita para quienes vayan a san francisco a los eventos por este día. habrá actividades a bordo, incluyendo un obsequio para los más pequeñitos ice 12 con 11. una breve pausa. vea un conductor resulta herido a manos de la policía. tendremos más detalles y expertos revelan que pudo haber ocasionado la avalancha allá en leitao. qué tal amigos? feliz lunes! es día feriado para nosotros. vamos a hablar de las condiciones. viene otro sistema que trae lluvia de más de las temperaturas brutalmente frías en gran parte del país. esto resultó herido a manos de un agente de la policía. después de protagonizar una persecución y o tratarse, mejor dicho, de dar a la fuga. luis zaragoza tiene más detalles de ese incidente. la persecución comenzó cerca de la calle sexta y la calle weimer a eso de las 09:00. >> de acuerdo a las autoridades, un hombre manejaba de manera errática por las calles, por lo que le marcaron el alto, pero el individuo ignoró la orden, lo que hizo que iniciara una persecución

i absolutely i think i think martin luther king jr. dr. martin luther king jr and lyndon johnson have really the and we can talk about frederick douglass and abraham lincoln. they meet up three times during the war and after. but they have the most important relationship of any president and social movement leader in american history. and what i mean by that is what so interesting, a social leader is not a president. that's what and that's you know, when barack obama got elected in 2008. i think a lot of people, young people, especially, but some some not so young, mistook obama. he he at times spoke in the cadence of a social movement leader. i know. i get it. but the president is the president is the commander in chief. and so lyndon johnson and martin luther king jr, they are both in ways coequal statesmen to show you how important king is the same year that john f kennedy was assassinated time magazine's man of the year. person of the year is martin luther king jr in 1963. this is the same year. and so you you'd have to say, well, my go

martin luther king jr., thetion secretary spoke at a commemeervice at ebenezer baptist church in atlantadr. martin luther king served as copastor of that church and his fuster were -- nerals also held there. the secretare, i'm humbled to be on entering martin luther king jr.'s life's work at ebenezer baptist church this morning. discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span's voice is 2024 as we engage voters nationwide asking, what if she was most important to you in this election and why? >> i'm from here in des moines, iowa. the top issues are border security, we need to secure the border, i'm for immigration, but it needs to be legally, we need to bring down the cost of everything, we need to unite the country once again because every thing is to divided amongst everyone everywhere. >> i'm from the state of florida and pro-choice and the reason i'm in favor of it is because i don't think the government should get into someone's right to choose. >> my most important issue is security in schools. i would like to see that all my kids are taken care of and protected. >> i think that ho

it is martin luther king, jr day, halfway through january. >> let's get it started. >>> we are so happy to be able to continue to keep the dream alive. >> remembering a civil rights icon's message on martin luther king, jr day. our country and the bay paying tribute to his life and legacy. >> some have already left. some are shut down. >> small bits businesses have had enough and now they're together to fight crime. >> making people uncomfortable where they're at, how they're living. >> north bay mobile homeowners stuck between a rock and hard place with rent soaring. >>> it's picked off, no one in front of him! savage, touchdown. >>> bring on the cheese heads. packers stun cowboys and are set for a clash at levis. niners ready for their first test. >> this is just one more step to las vegas. that's how i see this. >> it really is. it's kind of like a kick in the face type step. it's going to be an easy one. >> that makes it fun. >> i don't like cheese curds but i do like this match up. i think it will be good for the 49ers to have their way with a young inexperienced team. it's the sta

martin luther king jr. hear how the younger generations are honoring that dream, standing in mlk jr.'s footsteps. it's january 15th. "early today" starts right now. thanks for starting your week with us. i'm frances rivera. we begin the morning with an arctic blast, sending much of the country into a dangerous deep freeze. at least four people have been killed due to the winter storms. tens of millions are under windchill and winter weather advisories, and there could be as many as 40 record lows in the next three days. and today's high temperatures will range from 20 to 45 degrees below zero. more than 15,000 flights were delayed over the weekend, and nearly 5,000 were canceled. and there has already been over 2,000 canceled so far today. on sunday, near blinding conditions causing the buffalo bills play-off game against the steelers to be postponed to today. fans helped dig out the stadium. even daring to go shirtless. >>> and in iowa, a sheriff's deputy walked half a mile to get to a woman in labor after

the 44th annual martin luther king jr. luncheon is organized every year by the african american community service agency. it starts at noon in the san jose state union student ballroom. the featured speaker is academic author and activist mark lamont hill. >>> turning now to significant setbacks in repairing the storm-related damage to the wharf in capitola. powerful storms last winter left extensive damage along the 200-year-old landmark pier, but more recently strong swells last month created new problems. the new damage was limited to remodeled park bs of the pier still under construction and not yet fully secure. those segments will now have to be replaced. leaders expect the completion date to be pushed back up to eight weeks. >>> on a day like today, at least it's clear, good for working on things like that. but rain in the works. >> we have more rain coming tomorrow, so it may be a good day to make sure the leaves are away from the storm drains and you've done everything outside to try to prep for the incoming rain

martin luther king's lasting message. >>> and as we remember dr. martin luther king, jr, look at this breathtaking sun rise over the san francisco bay. have you seen anything like this? wow! hope this makes you smile. we'll be right back. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> let's check in on those clearing skies over the golden gate bridge. it's a beautiful scene compared to what we were waking up with yesterday. 56 degrees and a beautiful sun rise over walnut creek. in san jos san jose, we have th cover. down here in the south bay, everything is just sort fzling out. areas of a few clouds here and there, but filtered sunshine. we'll stay dry for the most part

es el día de martin luther king jr. a y celebrar con los demás de la gente. >> y hoy 15 de enero del 2024, el doctor king estuviera cumpliendo 95 años. ihop su you have birthday to you. >> lo que he notado mucho es de que por ejemplo, en el evento en el que estuvo balbino es mucha generación joven, hasta los más pequeñitos donde les están inculcando. pues esto no de las cosas buenas que se siguen compartiendo con todos ellos y que bueno que lo mantengan vivo después de tanto tiempo ya. >> claro que sí, porque la lucha de martin luther king jr aún es de día. el día a día en esta actualidad. eso fue en los 60, cuando él comenzó y ahora estamos a otro siglo y tal parece como que está vivo, como que no hemos avanzado mucho, verdad? como que no se ha avanzado en algunos por eso tan necesario este tipo de acciones. >> así es que gracias a los que salen y alzan su voz en cuestiones positivas también ya nos acompañes para hablarnos sobre la información de las 05:30. eso así es. >> vamos a hablar de estados unidos, que está honra

king jr. de no haber sido asesinado hubiese cumplido hoy 95 años. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. >> mientras que en oakland también realizaron actividades para recordar la memoria de martin lutherin luther king es que una injusticia en un parte del mundo es una injusticia. >> aquí y en todos lados. >> bueno, algunas personas se reunieron en el centro cívico para pedirle a la alcaldesa 80 acciones que consideran perjudican a la sociedad entre ellas pidieron que frene un proyecto de lectores de placas. menos presupuesto para la policía y también proyectos habitacionales. >> y vámonos a richmond, donde conmemoraron este día con acciones en favor de la naturaleza, entre ellas la plantación de árboles y plantas nativas cerca de 800 voluntarios se dedicaron a esta tarea y una de las zonas en que se trabajó es greenway, que según los residentes, hace 10 años era un núcleo de delincuentes. pero con el tiempo se ha convertido en una zona verde donde se puede hacer ejercicio y cultivar alimentos. y en la universidad de san josé hubo un almuerzo organizado por la agencia de servicios comunitarios afroamericanos, en el que el activista mark lemon hill aprovechó para recordar el legado de m

martin luther king jr. in his own words on what would have been his 95th birthday. >>> this is word news tonight. >>> it's great to start the news with all of you tonight. we're glad you're indoors with us. we begin with the first major test in the race for the white house. whether americans are ready or not for this. it is here the iowa caucus's windchills are 25 to 30 below zero. record cold. it could affect turnout tonight. former prus up by 30 points. he made the fewest trip to the state. predicting he will win big tonight. florida governor ron desantis visiting all 9 counties in iowa, holding more events than trump and nikki haley campaigombined. haley u.n. ambassador under president trump has been gaining momentum with a slide lead over desantis and the latest iowa poll and pulling within single digits of donald trump in lamb happen. will trump get a win that big? can either nikki haley or ron desantis slow trump down? rachel scott leading us off from iowa. >> reporter: tonight, iowans braving the cold

martin luther king jr., he's reverend dr. martin luther king jr. this is a man of god.ried to distance our young children from spirituality, if he looked across at a black people that have left so many of our kids fatherless right now, you know, 70% of kids born in black households are fatherless. parents not getting married. he'd be heartbroken. he would look at this as a civil rights issue of our time, and that is fatherlessness, you know? he marched for jobs and freedom, and now we live in a society where as a black man, you can go to school wherever you want, you can go to college as long as a you work hard and pursue your dreams in this nation, and we just have been failing at so many parts of our society because spiritually we're sick. spiritually we're hurting. and we have a sin problem across the board in many parts of our society, and we have to fix that. stuart: so dr. king would have a spiritual response to the fatherless problem that you have. >> that's right. stuart: what form would that take, a spiritual response? how would that work? >> it'd work, stuart,

martin luther king jr. events planned across the bay area. >>> this is "today in the bay." >> here we go, monday morning. 5:00. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. it's time to get a look at that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that. no rain? >> no rain for today. but we will see it coming back tomorrow. there will be some changes as we go throughout the week. we're starting out with clouds, and in a few areas some patchy fog. then we're also going to see the rain coming back tomorrow as we go into the rest of the week, we will enter into a more stormy pattern, especially for the weekend. as we take a look at our current visibility, we are seeing more dense fog in parts of the north bay. elsewhere, it is fairly clear as you get ready to head out. when we compare our temperatures to what we're seeing across the country, this has been the big story, the plunge of the arctic air. we are seeing much of the middle of the country bel

. >>> there is a lot happening this martin luther king jr. holiday. several lane closures are coming to the silicon valley beginning tomorrow. in both directions of the 101. >>> republicans are taking the first step of nominating their choice for president. we discussed why the iowa caucus is important and why it is also not necessarily the ultimate decider. >>> jill biden is headed to the bay area this week. when she will arrive and what she plans to do while she is here. the news at 5:30 pm starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> there are going to be some major traffic headaches this week. several lane closures on the 101. >> over the next several days, caltrans will shut down several lanes of the one or one. we go to san jose for the latest details. >>> work begins here tomorrow starting at 9:00. it will impact 13 street in san jose all the way to mountain view. traffic might be running smoothly on the 101 today but with thousands of drivers, this stretch of highway will likely be a lot more congested tomorrow as caltrans shuts down lanes i

how would you characterize your relationship with martin luther king, jr.? >> i would say with all of my subjects i am haunted with fear of disappointing them. and certainly more so with king than any others. you think about it, , what doesa bark overdue? you take someone else's life in your hands, someone you never met and w you're never going to meet, and i worry they are going to haunt me for the rest of my life if i screw it up. when i first, biography was a biography of lou gehrig and he was so shy he never gave in interviews. i had no idea if it's getting a bright. what is he shy because he was just really insecure? was he shy because you stupid and you do want to open his mouth and reveal, right? i wasn't sure. dreams about spotting up across the room echo oh, my gosh, it's lou gehrig. i could article talk to. he would always turn and walk away as i approached. one dream i i sign hitchhiking d he pulled over to i can't believe it, hitchhiking. i pulled over and he said no to keep going. [laughing]ti and that of my constant fear. with martin luther king

martin luther king jr. day, it would have been his 95th birthday. l celebrate his lifelong fight for civil rights. the martin luther king community foundation has the celebration train and the event has been happening pretty much every year since 1985. the train takes passengers to san francisco for a march and other city activities. caltrain is expecting about 1,000 people on today's train. caltrain spokesperson dan lieberman says you can even get a free ride home. >> we're giving out a free commemorative ticket good for a free ride back after 1:00. so head on up to the city, explore everything there is to explore. we'll be happy to get you home. >> the train departs at 9:30 this morning at san jose's diridon train station and arrives at the palo alto station at about 9:50, then san mateo at 10:10. you can pick it up along the way. the train had head to san francisco for all those great festivities. >>> let's talk a little football. 49ers showing off on first of its kind line of clothing. >> the team's black excellence clothing collection recently i

martin luther king jr. from 1965.king news in san francisco where a large tree crashed down on multiple cars. >> i can see the eucalyptus tree and the light post crashing down on our car, we were lucky. >> drivers were shaken. we go live to the scene where firefighters say it could have been much worse. heavy hearts as we mark 100 days of war between israel and hamas. >> i think about them in the morning and i think about them before i go to bed. >> how one bay area man is remembering those taken hostage where he grew up. >>> the 49ers know who they will be playing next weekend at levis. one of their long time rivals is coming to town. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello, i'm sara donchey in for juliette this evening. we want to start where firefighters are busy clearing a tree on lincoln and golden gate park. you can see from our chopper the fallen tree landed across multiple vehicles, it happened just before 4:00 this afternoon. you see here the branches sitting on top of cars, four cars d

haciendo eco a las palabras del doctor martin luther king jr.nte hoy que se conmemora su legado, fátima navarrete le ha dado cobertura a la jornada en esa parte del este de la bahía y nos informa. >> en un evento masivo y multi generacional, familias completas llegaron hasta el centro cívico de oakland para recordar el legado de martin luther king jr. felipe asistió con sus hijas porque quería mostrar solidaridad por una causa que, asegura, debe ser denunciada a la luz del legado del gran defensor de los derechos civiles . >> no soy palestino, pero no me siento palestino en estos momentos y es necesario que ya basta con lo que está pasando allá y necesitamos lo que necesitan es paz. >> entre la multitud también estaba víctor carrillo, quien al ser inmigrante centroamericano, asegura que se siente identificado con la lucha de otros pueblos. >> es importante que los diferentes pueblos a nivel internacional nos apoyemos porque al final de al cabo la misma lucha. >> algo que dijo martin luther king es que una injusticia en una parte del mundo es una

martin luther king jr. day as well. >>> we begin in iowa this hour, and the official kickoff to 2024 campaign season, candidates crisscrossing the state, making their closing arguments to voters before tonight's caucuses. >> right now, former president trump is dominating the field, lo to of attention is on who will place second tonight. nikki haley and ron desantis are the cop contenders. candidates also fighting the extreme weather. wind chills plummeted minus 30 degrees. and that could have a major impact on turnout tonight. voting begins at 7:00 p.m. central iowa time. 8:00 p.m. eastern. all done by secret ballot, our reporters fanned out across the hawkeye state. vaughn hillyard is following the trump campaign. we have chief political analyst chuck todd in the studio here to give us the big picture. vaughn the former president has a commanding lead right now, how confident is his campaign on this final day, what are you hearing from him and his supporters? >> reporter: look, this latest poll from the d

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the grand opening is expected within five years. >>> a new mural of civil rights icon martin luther king jr. was unveiled. the mural features three paintings of ken and was featured at martin luther king jr. elementary. it happened during assembly. a community leaders talked about why it is so important to remember the civil rights leader and the legacy of celebrating the arts. >> and our legacy is to bring use in connection with arts legacy of oakland, and that includes bringing in partner agencies to work at a high level, quality experience of arts. >> painted the mural in the school districts expanded learning program ended up finding it. it is beautiful. >>> okay. the weekend is here, and a storm is moving in, a new one. >> yes. but it is still focused heavily in the north bay, so i think that concern, especially into the evening portion of saturday will be focused on the north bay for sure. as far as rainfall totals go, we will see less than half an inch. but the concern for the winds is also going to be there. so far we do not have any advisers in effect. the wind gust to be higher ar

martin luther king jr. welcome to the stage the san francisco human rights commission executive director, dr. cheryl davis. >> good evening! okay, i'm going to try one more time. good evening. you saw me up here trying to figure which way to go. you better be nice. good evening. welcome to our third annual mlk kick-off celebration. thank you so much for being here in space with us tonight. [applause] i had the opportunity to talk to someone earlier who was like, you know, are we really seeing progress, are things actually improving and getting better and i said i had the opportunity over the years to meet on several occasions john lewis and people ask, june lewis, how do we feel. we would say there is always room to do better but someone who could tell you what it looked like, 40, 50, 60 years ago, he is like, this is progress. i thought about it earlier, even the ability to get up and question and challenge the powers that be, the ability to say up and i say i don't agree and protest and not have dogs or h

elementary school students in washington dc practiced martin luther king jr.ream speech. on the steps of the lincoln memorial. the same spot he delivered that speech back in 1963. >> reporter: our real life lesson in civil liberties and racial healing. >> i am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. >> reporter: in front of the steps of the lincoln memorial, these fifth graders recite line by line martin luther king jr. 's i have a dream speech. >> signed the emancipation proclamation. >> reporter: an annual tradition for the national park service and dc watkins elementary school which has brought students out of the classroom for this lesson the last 20 years. >> the opportunity they have to stand on the steps and deliver the message on justice and equality and the roles they played. >> reporter: every child preparing months for this moment. >> like really nice. for me. for me to be practicing for those days. >> reporter: demi and her friend giving their own speeches.

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martin luther king, jr.'now of bayard rustin, the openly gay activist who stood at king's side through many of his impactful moments. rustin's story brought to light in a powerful film bearing his name, hopin an oscar nomination tomorrow. >> we are going to put together the largest peaceful protest in the history of this nation. >> once i found out about bayard rustin, i want to know myself. >> for myself people who would be watching this movie, unsung is an understatement. >> it es's eradicated and erase >> completely. >> because he was openly gay and he didn't fit the mold. >> actor colman domingo is stepping into the role of a lifetime playing bayard rustin. >> it's a film about honoring the spirit of organizers, and it's sexy and fun and witty. it's not a dusty old history piece. >> there, the man just behind martin luther king, jr. is bayard himself, the subject of "rustin" a film running hot with oscar buzz, not only for domingo's acting -- >> what they really want to destroy is all of us coming togethe

. >> y hoy, en el que seria el cumpleanos numero 95 de martin luther king jr., en todo el pais celebranrecuerdan lo que falta por hacer para que su sueno de igualdad se cumpla. >> ¿que julio vaqueiro buenas tardes. >> en esta edicion especial d noticias telemundo son las seis y media de la tarde en la costa oeste de los estados unidos, ocho la noche en iowa. >> los ojos del pais puestos en este estado y a esta hora, noticias telemundo proyecta que el expresidente donald trump es el ganador de las asambleas republicanas en iowa. >> como lo anticipaban las encuestas, los numeros iniciales muestran una victoria contundente que da un fuerte impulso a la c hampana del expresidente donald trump. >> y con esto inicia formalmente la contienda por la nominacion republicana decision 2024. >> nos vamos a temo en iowa. >> desde ahi reporta cristina londono. >> y, cristina, resultados qu confirman un respaldo amplio a trump. >> asi es, julio, proyectado ganador recien empezaban las asambleas partidistas hay que anotar que todavia estan en marcha hay miles y miles de residentes de iowa reunidos, deba

martin luther king jr.'s favorite song. this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, as we return to dr. martin luther king's speech "beyond vietnam." he gave this speech april 4, 1967, a year to the day before he was assassinated. he was speaking at riverside church in new york. >> these are revolutionary times. all over the globe men are revolting against old systems of exploitation and oppression, and out of the wombs of a frail world, new systems of justice and equality are being born. the shirtless and barefoot people of the land are rising up as never before. "the people who sat in darkness have seen a great light." we in the west must support these revolutions. it is a sad fact that because of comfort, complacency, a morbid fear of communism, and our proneness to adjust to injustice, the western nations that initiated so much of the revolutionary spirit of the modern world have now become the arch anti-revolutionaries. this has driven many to feel that only marxism has a revolutionary spirit. therefore

martin luther king jr., a visionary who saw what could be unburdened by what had been, an organizer who moved the minds, the hearts, and the feet of the american people, a leader who dedicated his life and, in the end, gave his life to advance one of our nation's highest ideals, the ideal of freedom. freedom is fundamental to the promise of america. freedom is not to be given. it is not to be bestowed. it is ours by right. [applause] and in many ways, the story of america has been a story of our fight to realize that promise. as dr. king wrote in the letter from birmingham jail, the goal of america is freedom. and so, we gather this afternoon to honor his legacy. and i therefore pose a question that i do believe dr. king would ask today, in 2024, where exactly is america in our fight for freedom? how are we doing? well, as vice president of the united states, i'd say, at this moment in america, freedom is under profound threat. today, in fact, we are witnessing a full-on attack on hard-fought, hard-won freedoms. consider, in states across our nation, extremists attack the sacred freedom

and martin luther king jr.'e part in a wreath-laying ceremony at his memorial in d.c. >>> there is a new queen of the box office, and some student borrowers could see their debt completely forgiven next month. here's cbs' carissa lawson with this morning's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: the stock market is closed today for the martin luther king jr. holiday, but when it reopens tomorrow, it will attempt to rebound from friday's bumpy ride. the dow dropped 118 points. the nasdaq edged up 2.5, and the s&p 500 rose 3.5 points. >>> nearly seven million americans could see their student loan debt forgiven as early as next months. president joe biden says anybody who took out $12,000 or less in loans and have already been repaying for ten years will get their remaining local balance canceled starting in february. those borrowers must be enrolled in the new save plan to be eligible. >>> starbucks is looking for the supreme court to serve the company some justice. the nation's highest court has agreed to hear an appeal

. >>> president joe biden giving back to the community in honor of martin luther king jr.'s birthday. president biden visited philadelphia where he helped support people facing food insecurity alongside the city's mayor providing food boxes for people in need around the area. vice president kamala harris spent the day speaking at an naacp event in south carolina. she said there is still work to do to achieve dr. king's dream. >> we are witnessing a full-on attack on hard fought, hard won freedoms. consider in states across our nation extremists attack the sacred freedom to vote. >> on this national holiday, everybody is encouraged to give back and volunteer. this was at the university of south carolina. more than 160 students volunteered for service activities. >>> it's now been more than 100 days since the start of the israel-hamas war and that conflict has been simmering well beyond gaza's borders, especially in the red sea. u.s. central command says iran-backed houthi rebels hit a u.s.-owned container slip with a ballistic missile today. thankfully, the ship reported no

martin luther king jr. and paying it forward. e alexander. >> reporter: on what would have been his 95th birthday, the vision of dr. martin luther king jr. through others is taking life. in celebrations, joy -- ♪ and through acts of service. in a moment when the world can feel especially heavy, so many are drawing inspiration from dr. king's words, translated into others' deeds. by painting murals on school hallways in massachusetts or planting trees in california >> i really enjoy these types of events where we are like beautifying a space. >> reporter: and in dr. king's hometown of atlanta, at the very center built in his honor, students from spelman college join other volunteers packing hygiene kits for those in need. >> what does service mean to you? >> service to me is just giving back, whether it's to the less fortunate or just on an equal level, just giving back to other people out of the goodness of your heart. >> i think service is a mutual relationship. you're able to give something but you also get something back becaus

you ought to be so mean. >> there was music and song praising the work and legacy of doctor martin luther king jr. >> our theme this year is let us fan the flame of the dream into a reality. >> residents of marin city and beyond, coming together as they do every year to celebrate doctor king's birthday. it's time of the year where all of marin county comes together. >> so it's a it's a unity thing and we love it. florence williams says this event, now in its 25th year, is celebrated in a place where mlk. >> s name and image is everywhere. reminders of king's work to achieve equality for black americans. >> we want to hold up his legacy of unity, love, togetherness uh- justice. equity, all of that. we have many years of hard memories , so this day is a great day for celebration and it's nice to see white people involved because that makes it all more beautiful and makes martin luther king rest in peace at mlk academy nearby sausalito, volunteers are spending this day tending to the school's garden, cleaning up and replanting. >> today, we are reimagining doctor king's dream, which is that we provi

martin luther king jr. the civil rights leader would have been 95 years old. he was honored in the bay area with marches and music festivals. to honor his legacy, san francisco leaders led thousands of marchers from the caltrain station to yerba buena gardens. it was a tribute to king's march from selma to montgomery, alabama, in 1965. many marchers got to san francisco on board what was called the freedom train run by caltrain. it starts in san jose and on board there was singing and lessons on dr. king's life. we talked to teachers who brought students along for the ride. >> i'm a teacher. so i'm also bringing students to understand and get a sense of his work and the impact that he's had on a lot of communities here, especially the african american community. >> this trip with the youth, it was crazy. it was loud and explosive, but they partied all the way and their sign said, "peace, love, and unity" as well as "jesus is the answer." so we're looking forward to not giving up that dream. >> here we have a chance to remember people who fought, black, white,

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martin luther king jr. day at memphis.en has missed a total of 16 games since being suspended indefinitely on december 13. the league reinstated him last saturday. >>> college basketball. a piece of history was on the line in boulder, colorado when stanford head coach gave chase for the all-time wins and all of college basketball. women or men, stanford took the road. there's his mom. lives in boulder. colorado buffaloes in white, hosting the final seconds to end the half. buffalo, they could be good if they go. the half court number in colorado led by six midway. 30 seconds to play. they lost cameron on defense and they got that bucket. plus the night, night move. their bid to tie the all-time wins record denied. they dropped 71-59. and their next shot to share that record is next friday at home against oregon. but get this, fanduel sportsbook, they posted the odds for next weekend's game with the 49ers and the packers in the third quarter of the cowboys game. san francisco, near double digit favorite to win. >> and the p