the important thing about coming to a site like this is you begin to see the evidence from michael king, a person who existed before martin luther king, the reverend martin luther king jr., that was the person who was born just up the street, a block up the street at 501 auburn avenue. that was the person that i hope, as you saw in that birth home, you have in mind what kind of influence that historical building has on the making of martin luther king. fortunately, we not only have the birth home, we have a few documents, not as many as when he becomes famous. thousands of letters that we have. documents from people who wrote to him. all of those are part of the papers of martin luther king. when we look at whene was growing up, we don't have a lot to work with. basically, what we have is a few documents and a lot of memories. some of the memories are not as reliable as the other memories. just think of a document that most of you have, your birth certificate. we have that from martin luther king. it tells us some important things about him. he was born on january 15, 1929. we know that

michael fassbender takes on the classic title role, playing shakespeare's ambitious soldier-king. fassbender says they tried to create a realili the audience can feel: ((sot michael fassbender/actor))"the idea that y y have battles that g g on for s s, seven hours, and then you hunker down with a wet blanket around you, and the dampness and the bones - and just sort of the visceral experience of it really." ((vo))the movie uses only shakespeare'text.the actors had two weeks of rehearsal before filming.and that's your eye on entertainme. suzanne 3 here's what we're talking about on facebobo this morning... did you take advantage ofofsome saleseshis weekend? are you anning on participating in cyber monday? 3 still to come this morning... there's pressure on the boy scouts now. we'll meet a group of girls who want to be full membersit's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.yourureather and siouxland news a a a3 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob 3 most of the area is under a winter storm warning, as the snow moves into the

michael jackson. >> i want to entertainment ♪ i'm bad i'm bad you know it >>> that is, of course, the king of pop, michaeled away at just 50 years old. and it was one of the celebrity guests we covered which really broke the heart of millions around the world. >> 2009 the year that we lost jackson, far too soon. and "e.t." was literally was side during the moments that made him the king of pop. >> i want to entertain people, bring some type of joy and bring magic to the world. >> reporter: by his"e.t." saw t magic for the first time in 1983. ♪ onset of jackson's legendary video "beat it." ♪ just beat it even then, classic michael, a p. more comfortable performing than with people. >> i was raised on stage. and i'm happy on stage. i can s n stage. >> reporter: his nephew saw it firsthand. >> i think towards "bad" and "dangerous" he started fleep og out a little bit, but he was always super shy. and then as far as being on stage, i mean, you can see it. he's at home. ♪ rock with you >> reporter: reakinn's talent was legendary, but his life was the source of rumors and speculation. we saw him onjackso dates

he was starring alongside michael cain in the man who would be king. caine and connerg got chairs but jaffery was given a stool. he was born in india in 1929, the son of a daughter. he was already an established stage and radio actor when hollywood beckoned. in 1977 he started the chess placers. he made a prize. that led to other roles in india hits. richard attenborough went on to become a director and he casted saeed jaffrey as a physician in the gandhi film. he became a huge hit in the u.k. with roles and drams including jewel in the crown as well as soap operas that went on to be sold around the world. saeed jaffrey won severala wards as well, including a baf touchlite for playing a capitalist pakistani businessman. his life was complex. he was married twice, although he admitted having extra march till affairs. professionally he is regarded as having opened up the world stage to india actors >>> there's more on our top stories on our website. the address aljazeera.com ♪ >> a city in mourning. avenging the fallen. and, i.s.i.l.'s other war. a cultu

really gritty, violent mcbeth, michael fassbender, he plays a scottish general turned king. it's a gritty, moody movie, i would say. it's a really intense take on shakespeare, but it's this fall's shakespeare adaptation. i think everyone who likes shakespeare will get everything they want out of it. >> cotillard, is she lady mcbeth? >> she has got all the great scenes. it's a showcase for those two. >> she's an oscar winner. >> she is, that's right. >> in the heart of the sea. >> in the heart of the sea, ron howard directing this nautical adventure. it takes place in the 1820s, and it's about the sea-faring expedition that inspired herman melvilleing to write moby dick. it stars chris hemsworth, and i like ron howard, and i think he's good in big scope movies like this. apollo 13 was one of the best movies of the '90s, i think. we'll see if this draws people in. >> tell me about sister. this one i'm unfamiliar with. >> amy poehler and tina fey who are costarring for the first time since 2008 when they did baby mama. >> this is only their second movie together? >> right. ever

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the warriors are the nba champs of course and james michael mcadoo representing both squads received his second championship ring and is now the kingof bling. >>> the sharks open a six game road trip in detroit. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on attack with m elker karlsson who stays guys it. 1-1 game. led 2-1 in the second. paul martin's shot deflected by pavelski great hand eye coordination and sharks go on to win 3-2. >>> the thunder from down under tomorrow in melbourne when ronda rousey and holly holm square off, both women are undefeated. they had a scuffle at weight in. ronda looked very angry you won't like her when she's angry she's put you >>> all right that is our report on a very difficult and busy day we appreciate your time. >> thanks for all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. right now on jimmie live we have hillary clinton. >> have a good weekend. >> life is all about second chances, and today, so is our show, because we've brought back some players whose first time here didn't go so well, and we're giving them another try at the million. it's second chance week on "who wants to be a milliona

the warriors are the nba champs of course and james michael mcadoo representing both squads received his second championship ring and is now the kingsix game road trip in detroit. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on attack with m elker karlsson who stays guys it. 1-1 game. led 2-1 in the second. paul martin's shot deflected by pavelski great hand eye coordination and sharks go on to win 3-2. >>> the thunder from down under tomorrow in melbourne when ronda rousey and holly holm square off, both women are undefeated. they had a scuffle at weight in. ronda looked very angry you won't like her when she's angry she's put i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get ov

he was starring alongside michael caine and shaun connery at the time of the man who would be king. they got their own personal chairs on set. jeffrey got a stool. caine was furious and demanded he be given a chair as well. he was born in punjab in india in 1929, a son of a doctor. he was a stage act when when hollywood beckoned. he starred in chest players, also starring rushlight attenborough. he made a price. that led to other roles in indian hits. he went on to become a director and never forgot jeffrey, casting him as politicians in the 1982 oscar winning ghandi. he became a huge hit in the u.k. with roles in drama, including jewel in the crown and far pavilions. jeffrey won severala wards as well, including a bafta for playing as pakistani be that as it may, in 19 the ah my provell landrette. he was married twice, although he admitted having extramarital affairs. professionally, he is regarded as having opened up the world stage to indian actors >>> more news of course on our website. there it is on your screen, the address aljazeera.com ♪ >> a city in mourning. avenging the f

king of pop until the awful day in 2009. >> -- for a period of more than unsuccessful. >> michael's nephews watched the horrible news unfold. >> there was a ticker that would have crossed that said my uncle had passed. i remember between us we were contemplating on if iing out ing figuring out if it was true or not. >> it was an emotional day at the cemetery, the entire jackson family in mourning. about. >> it was tough for fan who preferred to hold on to this humanitarian. >> i love to create, i love to stay busy. and i'm very thankful. >> so incredibly talented. michael is the number one biggest moneymaker among celebrities who have passed away, $150 million in the past year alone, raking in nine figures every year. >> coming up, inside oscar winning duo ron howard and brian glazer's new scientific tv project that will blow your mind. we'll be right back. >> but first, heading into theaters this holiday weekend, sylvester stallone as rocky balboa fighting cancer while helping with a title fight. >> he's ready to go. he's done. what am i sticking around for? >> crying when nobody is around you. i'm here for you every day.

king played by a white actor. that controversial casting decision has some people up in arms. director michaelst two actors in this role. you cast a black and a white dr. martin luther king jr. why did you do that? >> i really wanted to explore the idea of could actors of different racial persuasions play the same character? could a white actor who was american play a prominent american and have ownership in that legacy? oddly enough, we end up not going with the black actor. the black actor had to drop out because of a family issue. and we had to go with the white actor. >> some people might say this is a great social experiment, content of character not the color of skin. but the writer of the play is outraged. she said the casting of a white king is committing yet another erase your of the black body. sure it might be in the world of pretend but it is disrespectful nonetheless, especially to a community that has a rare moment of witnessing itself both creatively and literally in the world. she was unable to join us tonight but i would like your response to that? >> that is a fair response.

king. raiders in pittsburgh, ben roethlisberger third quarter foot injury. michael crabtree tie game.under a minute left. pittsburgh back up. jones to brown. 57-yard game. brown finished the game with 17 catches, 2284 yards. chris boswell, 18 yards out. good. good. pittsburgh wins 38-35 dropping the raiders from an afc wildcard spot at the moment. as for the 49ers they have a bye next week. gabbert you go to kaepernick right now blain is 1 reason 0. see you tonight. >>> play of the day from a game where one team scored, the other team scored, we are taking you to saint and titans much the two saints players are going to collide and guess what, the former 9ers says thank you so much, he is big. 6 is yards to touchdown there, the titans win for the first time because of that play in ot. 34-28 was final play of the day. >>> county officials plan to do about it up that's still ongoing thi, the gets to work by 8:00...ids, and always manages to give them a healthy lunch. the newlyweds seeking out wholesome meals and exciting flavors for their new cookware. the guy who finally decided to kic

michael swarner. and we're here because of the belief and vision of martin luther king and an ella baker. but we're also at this moment because there were amazing historians who paved the way. we're here because of latisha brown who taught and helped us understand the history of black d.c. and benjamin quarrels and john hope franklin. the people that helped shape us. but we're also here because there's so many people whose names didn't make the history books. we're here because of the enslaved who believed in a better day when they shouldn't have believed. we're here because of families that left the south for the south side of chicago to demand freedom and fairness. we're here because of students who left brandeis university to go south to help with voter registration. and we're here, quite candidly, because of generations of black teachers who refuse despite textbooks and segregated schools to let their students accept society's notions of their inferiority. we celebrate the power of memory. after all, there is nothing more powerful than a people, than a nation steeped in its history an

king, here's to your health. >>> it is time for ask finney. michael finney is here answering questions sent in by facebook and twitter. the first one comes from david l. who e-mails, if my credit card expires and i receive a new one with an expiration date, can a company charge that card and just guess the expiration date? >> they're not supposed to do that. good luck getting any -- police won't show up and do anything to them. but here's what probably happened. they didn't make up a date. they may have subscribed to a service. not only credit card companies do it and not all companies subscribe to the service. but when your card number changes because of an i.d. theft type situation or if, you know, and it's applied to the same account, or if you get an expiration date and they switch over and you go from, you know, 2015 to 2020, they have a list and some companies subscribe to those lists. so that they automatically change your credit card information. and that's why when you subscribe to a magazine or whatever, they keep rolling it over. >> that ha

mountains, sit on thrown -- >> reporter: he was starring alongside michael cane and sean connery at the time. in the man who could be kingonnery got their own personal chairs on set. jafry got a stool. cane was furious and demanded jafry be given a chair as well. jafry was born the son of a doctor. he was already an established stage and actor when hollywood beckoned. in 1977 he starred in the chess players. his performance as a chess-obsessed tycoon made a prize at india's film awards. that lead to other hits. >> he has his father's intellect his mother's good looks -- >> reporter: he was cast in the 1982 oscar-winning gandy. he became a huge hit in the u.k. with roles in dramas including jewel in the crown and far pavilions, as well as soap operas which went on to be sold around the world. jafry won several awards as well. jafry's personal life was complex. he was married twice, though he admitted having extramarital affairs. but professionally he is regarded as having opened up the world stage to indeeian actors. >>> thanks for watching the news hour. that's it for our team, but we hand you over to london. david foste

. >> reporter: michael mccann a sports law professor says fantasy sports sights like fanduel and draft kings are raising even more questions when it comes to fair play. the nfl told fox 25 league rules cap what players and other insiders can win at game. they said "this prohibition is intended to avoid any appearance of impropriety which may result in the participation and fantasy football games by individuals perceived to have an unfair advantage due to their preferential access to information." we don't know if that rule is enforced. >> to that point a congressman sent this letter asking them to report you how much players, coaches and staff are making off the site? which mccann says raises the concerns about fair play on the sites and the integrity of the game on the field as well. >> if allegations of football that might have been slightly underinflated are such a big deal why too. >> reporter: the nfl says if there are changes in federal law with respect to daily fantasy sites they would act accordingly as it pertains to what their clubs can do. kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >>> state l

king. raiders in pittsburgh, ben roethlisberger third quarter foot injury. final 990 seconds, michaelbtree, it's a tie game. pittsburgh back up, jones to brown. 57-yard game. browns finished the game with 284 yards. game winning field goal, 18 yards out, good, good. pittsburgh wins 38-35 dropping the raiders from an afc wildcard spot at the moment. as for the lot 99ers, they got a bye next week so get ready for two weeks of a quarterback controversy, gabbert, you go back to kaepernick right now blain is 1-0. see you tonight. >> gotta go with a pin never. >>> play of the day, ot triller, titans, saint, the pass from tennessee tennessee mariota. the rookie interception, former niner that is drain knee walker. the big guy 61 yards for the touchdown. titans win the 1-1 game. they won again in overtime. 34-28 thanks in large part to that right there your play of the day. >>> 6:25, rental and high school students will come together today to push for a plan to boost minority enrollment at uc berkeley. >>> well here it is the rain middle town so desperately needs but too much of it could caus

michael the team's memorable moments this season. case bare. first line of order... win them back. iowa started with its in-state rival. c-j beathard scrambled for 111 yards, and desmond king closed out the 31-17 cy-hawk win. where would this season be without the marshall koehn kick. in the first night game in several seasons koehn sent fans into a frenzy with a walk off 57-yard field. just like that the hawks were 3-0. to be the best, best. nate meier made the play of the season when he shot into joel staves legs causing a game-changing fumble. the bull came back to iowa. november 14th, 2015 will be remebered as one of the greatest in hawks sports history... a record breaking crowd for grapple on the gridiron... followed, that night, by a black out win. a school record 10-0 start. in the hawks final home game snow swept through the state leaving seats burried. not even the camoflouged uniforms could help the boilermakers. iowa wins by 20, clinching its extending the season to 11-0. later today big red nation will try to ruin iowa's playoff chances. it's a black friday showdown in in lincoln, nebraska. kickoff is at 2 - 30 p - m. tomorrow... coach paul rhoads will lead io

. >> gayle king joins us live, good morning, gayle. >> and we will talk to cia insider michael morel isis bombed the russian plane in egypt. >>> plus inside the church where a teenager was beaten to death. former member opens up about why heived in fear. >>> tolls day life in business strategies tony robbins will be here in the studio, studio 57 live and in color. >>> ceo of spike is joining us today with how he is trying to make e-mail a thing of the past, the news is back in the morning. we will see new about ten minutes and erika and nicole this is question i have been asking everybody. have you heard of slack before? >> i'm sorry, i'm not hip, so no. >> i'm's drawing a blank. >> crickets. >> i hadn't heard of it until yesterday so today we will all learn something on tv, on cbs this morning but a apparently this thing is big, big, big. >> it is a good thing you are here in the studio. good thing we have you. >> i love tony robbins. can't wait to see him. >> thanks, gayle. >> see you later. >>> all right. most of us are constantly connect to our smart phones, tablets, always check

that's basically a list, michael did such a good job i'm going to just will appoint it as quickly as i can. mike king is the changes have been viewed and far between. there have been few conservative victories at the event interspersed between a lot of important and dramatic liberal victories and defeats for the constitution. a quick canvass of the cases, all cases were mostly cases where kennedy leaned right and o'connor less so in the change from o'connor to alito made it a true difference. campaign finance, the switch from mcconnell versus fec which a first amendment disaster to assist unite which was a triumph is probably the single most notable change affected and the switch is a trivial to alito's vote. there's been a shift in abortion. the court struck down nebraska's partial birth abortion ban and upheld in the narrowest of ground the 2007 the federal ban on partial-birth abortion. it's baby step. babysits on rachel preferences. the court is moving in the right direction but so incrementally it is sometimes hard to see. religious freedom, there's been i think that the important change. unanim

michael sim got into the nfl if he remembers that. i went all the way back and talked about a transsexual who played tennis. talked about billy jean kingi realized that wasn't following the line about how we got from there, that is the years when lgbt people were perahia plays in every way but the success we have enjoyed in terms of civil rights, becoming first-class american citizens. so i cut that. i had a huge chapter on religion and i felt that wasn't sticking closely enough to the subject. there is a lot on religion, particularly the religious right in the book, how we had to fight the religious right. there is also a lot on attempts to found our own churches, synagogues, i cut many pages. i have a lot on the me the at and there is still material on the media. i traced the development of the treatment of gays and lesbians in the media over many years, a lot of detail. all of that stuff end ed up on the cutting room floor. aaron is a my porch child was born that way. and by entering your question right? >> it is harder to -- >> i would never never questioned anyone's view of his or her own life and how they got to where they are to

. >> michael mccann, a sports law professor at the university of new hampshire says the blurred lines surrounding fantasy sports sites, including fanduel and boston based draft kings are raising even more questions when it comes to fair play. the nfl told fox 25 news, league rules cap what players an other insiders can win, at $250, in any fantasy football game. they said, this prohibition is intended to avoid any appearance of impropriety, which may result from participation in fantasy football games by individuals perceived to have an unfair advantage due to their preferential access to information. that's why a new jersey congressman recently sent a letter to daily fantasy sites, asking the sites to report to them how much players and coaches and staff are making off the sites. >> the fact is, a player is going to have access to information that a consumer would not have. >> the nfl says if there are any changes to the law as it pertains to daily fantasy sites, they would act accordingly as it pertains to what their clubs can do. live in and jo, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: the future of indy car race ing in boston may be in question. mayor marty

king. here's to your health department. >> there you go. >> here's some good news. the cost of thanksgiving dinner may not be going up after all this season. >> 7 on your side's michaelhat's changed! the price of a turkey dinner going up may have been gobblety gook. word came after 8 million turkeys this year were wiped out. most of the turkeys for sale were harvested and frozen before that outbreak began. 75% of turkeys sold are sold frozen. average price, $1.08 a pound. fresh turkey will cost you more, $1.60 a pound, that's up 60 cents from last year. there are ways to save money. consumers recommend buying frames online to save as much as $100 per pair or you can avoid that expense entirely. if you have a new prescription, keep your old frames and just get new lens. >> our readers found that this is really high satisfaction. >> consumer reports says tests showed quality just as good as high end stores. >>> electric car sales are up. it's not just to save gas money or the environment. it's also to save time. researchers found many motorists have found electric cars are just to drive in car pool lanes. the incentive came when thousands of miles of hov lanes were ope

king of pop until that awful day in 2009. >> emergency physician and cardiologist attempted haun resuscitate him for a period of more than one hour, and they were unsuccessful. >> reporter: michael's toephews watched the horrible news unfold on cnn. >> there was a ticker that went across that said, you know, my uncle had passed. n and i remember between us, we were contemplating figuring out if it was true or not. >> it was an emotional scene here at forest lawn cemetery. the entire jackson family in mourning. >> that's still a day that's so tough for us to even think about. >> reporter: and it was tough to this image of michael as a humanitarian and artist. >> i love to create. i like to stay busy. i'm very thankful. >> according to "forbes," michael is the number one biggest moneymaker among celebrities who have passed. $115 million in the last year alone. his estate has raked in nine figures every year. >> t unbelievable. that's a talent that we all want to still see everything he produced. >>> still to come, do you remember where you were when the o.j. verdict was read?hat is 20 years later, we're with prosecutor marcia clark who remembers all too well. >>> then, the other cel

kings illegal gambling games in the empire state. the companies argue it's based on skill. the creator of an iconic image in pop culture has died. artist michael gross has died of cancer. he was 70 years old. he created the "ghostbusters" logo and well-known cover for national lampoon. his portfolio includes work at "esquire" magazine and designs for the 1968 olympics and he was a personal designer for john lennon. gross grew up in newburg, new york. >>> 6:24. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> well this morning we've got a nice start to your day. we have a few clouds and we've got some sun that will breakthrough. so kind of cloudies up during the day today and the temperatures are 41 around new city and 38 bridgeport and 42 on long island and 48 around newark. so the numbers are starting out a little bit warmer than normal for this hour of the day. we are going to be looking at sunshine and clouds. temperature about 55 at noontime and 58 later on this afternoon. and you know what we're going to be looking at is temperatures about six, seven d

michael and darlene. morning to both of you. early trouble in westchester here, live pictures from chopper h over the north boun hutch by king street and rye brook. unauthorized truck wound up on the hutch, northbound direction. struck an overpass. it sits there on the shoulder, literally peeled off the top of the truck. a heavy duty tow truck has just pulled up on the scene. right now it's off on the right shoulder right by exit 27 and traffic is light. first of all we'll continue to keep you up to date. as long as this stays out here, the worse it's going to get. >> he's right about that. >>> 6:24. time to check weather and traffic on the 4s. >> good weather. nice and clear. it's going to be a beautiful day. don't turn around michael, face forward. lots of sunshine today. temperatures starting out in the 20s and 30s. we get to 50 this afternoon which is right where we should be. patchy clouds late, 44 in the city with 30s in the suburbs. milder weather tomorrow and for the shoppers on friday. we'll talk more about that coming up on the 4s. >> kye was over one seen. >> which thankfully the delays are bad there. route 21 and mccart

stephanie: when you look at michael kors, those are desirable brands but we are seeing a selloff. too many options right now? content is kingshion, so much content. >> a little bit different. you have to look through the lens and stay there and not just fluctuate every minute what someone else is doing. they were very big and probably still are big in the off-price world. when you start selling to everybody to try to do profits, at some point, it will not work. that.ect example of be true to your customer and always keep your customer in mind, that is the most important thing. sell to you believe your customer is and do not just try to grow quickly for the sake of numbers. david: matt miller? matt: something fascinating this mine from a bloomberg news story. you take a look at retail stocks, it is a set -- a tale of two cities. this is the s&p retail index, doing pretty well. it looks like all is fine. in -- etf andtail it is down 9% this year in 2015. a was performance since 2008. the problem is here in the retail index for the s&p, they include amazon and they do not include amazon in such a big way in the etf. doings why

king's "kugo." . mastiffs are just known to be huge dogs. you can tell he loves his dog but back to hannah davis, as michael kept saying all morning. >> that's the second time he ran it. we still haven't seen the picture of hannah davis. >> there are some beautiful pics out there. >> but that dog is beautiful too. >> congratulations to him. and to her. >> he's done everything with class. meantime, weather looking good today. we're back to sunshine, blue sky one more day. temperatures back in the low 70s this afternoon. just a little cooler along the coastal areas with a bit of a tonight, clear early. patchy clouds late. 57 will do it in the city. 40s in the suburbs. we see more clouds tomorrow that will keep the temperature down a little bit. it may be our first shot at some rain drops in a while, but not a lot. i'll explain coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, what's happening? >> new problems on the long island expressway. we have chopper 4 over the scene of this accident that just came in. this is in the westbound lanes out by cassina boulevard. it blocks two lanes. just one lane getting by westbound on the l.i.e. looks like it's involving a t

michael sam, symbol of tolerance was embraced by the mu community. current student body president made news in the past week, peyton head is an african-american. he is also the homecoming kingbutler, jonathan butter, who has conducted this hunger strike that made national news, is in what, his 7th year on campus or is it his 8th year on campus? he comes from a wealthy family that could have sent him to any school on the planet. now i don't think that is the profile of a campus that isn't in the grip of systemic racism. i also believe, that it is time, and i say this more in sorrow than in anger, that it's time for the good people of missouri to have someone speak up for them and speak up for our great university. it's time for somebody to lay some facts on the table. and say, we are not racist. martha: you know, i think that there are universities across the country that probably share your feelings about the way they have been branded by a number of these incidents. missouri obviously had a painful year in many ways. they have been trying to right that situation. but you know, i think one of the things that is growing out of this, and nobody wants to hear someone called na

king opens. how about that deal? if you have broadway ticket shows tonight, it's going to be windy. make sure you're ready for that. i have a question here from michael. staten island, he wants to know, is this for the whole day? yes, yes. the it will likely be more intense this afternoon and diminish somewhat overnight tonight. and finally, dana, she's got 52 and her light's already up and they're blowing in the winds in cedar grove. a big thank you to all the folks at the grove, raising about $100,000 for e dominican republic relief organization. this started with a box of shoes in 2004. and next year, they're opening a clinic in the dr capable of helping about a thousand folks a week. great outpouring last night. years of work. can't wait for that to open. and there's mike right there. in the city right now, it's windy. around the airports. the park is somewhat shielded. wind out of the west at 12 miles per hour. and relative humidity at 45. 51, feels cooler than that. 52 in spring lake. and you are feeling that wind as well. and it's a day where you will want a coat. a mix of sun and cloud, and more clouds overnight tonight. and 57 the high, abov

the rodney king case ended exactly the way that the case ended in the mcduffie case in miami which into the exact same way michaelion of non- black lives. why don't black lives matter? it is a question in the plea can't black lives matter or black lives should matter or black lives matter, too. what you do see is a rolling sense of drama. then you look at this african-american president and just watch out he disrespects, how he disrespects, how he is treated like he is not even a proper man, even worthy of the bare minimum. you don't have to call him president obama. you can just call him obama. you don't have to listen to him. you can call him a liar. there is no consequence to it. outside the black community is probably not recognized or understood, but i think it's there. >> it is interesting. people often, writers of e-mails and whatever often want to cite the poverty rate of the african-american community or the alleged crime rate or the, you know, educational gap in the african-american community. and they are always asking whether explicitly or implicitly, why are black people doing so bad? one guy on twit