critics, including maya angelou, believed the paraphrase -- paraphrase is inaccurate and ken salazar ordered the inscription changeed. we read the original quote to them. earths were quite aware of the dispute. this man brought a -- man boughtprintout for his vision. some said the brief paraphrased inscription is fine. >> he was a drum major for justice. and i think this is what he was. today this man have impact their entire world. >> the artist renditions of things, are you rejected? you know, and that is all in the eyes of the beholder. >> reporter: after hearing the full original quote, more visitors told us they want the short inscriptions changeed. >> with him fully, not part of it but everything he said. >> and what is printed up there means the opposite. >> should they change it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the king's family and others will be cutted over the next month in an effort to forge a consensus on what word should be added to clarify the inscription. in washington, john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> d.c. mayor vincent gray and eleanor holmes norton commemorated the holida

because it's a paraphrase.. instead of a direct quote."what is actually printed up there means exactly the oppooite of what his intent was. so, should they change it? absolutely." (:08) (:08) the king family will be consulted over the next month to finalize the worddng on the monument. coming up... if you're not heading to d-c you caa still honor doctor martin luther king junior today.where you can go.. tt remember his legacy here in baltimore.. in our hometown hotspot. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((bump out)) ((break 1)) 3 3 --doctor martin luther king, junior day celebration at the reginald f. lewis museum--dr. skipp sanders is live with the details on this morning's hometown hotspot --music and dance performances, films, crafts addrrss the doctor martin luther king junior celebration at the reginald f. lewis museuu is more information, log on to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. 3 3 3 3 3 some couples take a year or more to plan their wedding.but we're doing it in just one week. week.it's our weddi

kenny paraphrase that? i cannot. >> that was the report i got from staff.i can look into that and report back to you next week. commissioner moore: we all felt uncomfortable about the top vagueness and there's a strong message sent by the board which i very much appreciate because we would not have had the ability to fully present it the way it was. commissioner antonini: just a suggestion for the director. i'm interested in hearing more in the future about their role to urban development rights transfer. if we could get a report on that, it would be great. particularly important in san francisco because we have landed other counties alone by the city and county of san francisco. this would also apply to injure jurisdictional situations and i think that's a great tool for us. commissioner moore: i want to support asking for a specific meeting because that gets into a discussion about how the department will work with regional agencies as well as taking on to have a joint representation in san jose because that's the beginning of a much broader discussion. >

aggregators that you know redirect traffic to their site instead of the original site that might just paraphrase a story and then people never read the entire thing. i think there are definite issues about where the revenue for real journalism comes from and i think that there are many different nuances to this there are certainly sites out there that take reporting that took resources to report and essentially as you say paraphrase what's been reported and there's no revenues back into the journalistic endeavors where that story was originally reported it simply forwarded along that typically it's forwarded along with a link to the source material but i think the journalistic organizations that are putting in that investment have a legitimate concern that if we want more journalism of the same kind that simply allowing that journalism to be forwarded by an aggregator without any resources being put back into the journalistic endeavor we're not going to have that journalism therefore in the future and i think that's a legitimate concern on the other hand i think the concerns about fair use are a

department announced a correction will be made at the historic site, an inscription on the monument paraphrases a quote from king, they will correct it. >>> alaska, still digging out of a record 18 feet of snow, but where are they going to put all that snow? we'll check in on them. in the 2:30 eastern hour of our news cast. i'm fredricka whitfield. more news at the bottom of the hour. 2:30 eastern time. time for "the next list" with our sanjay gupta. >>> his motto is if everyone played the ukulele, the world would be a better place. it's a motto jake shimabukuro takes pretty seriously. you see jake is a virtuoso ukulele player. you don't typically think of those two words going together you're about to see why they perfectly describe this agent of change. jake is soft spoken, insanely likable and seems to be as much in awe of the attention he's getting as we were in watching him perform. don't let his easygoing spirit fool you. the moment he takes the stage, is the moment you witness how totally dominating he's been in redefining the instrument he believes can change the world. this is "the nex

i was a drum major -- that paraphrase makes king sound arrogant. they have given the national parks service 30 days to find an alternati alternative. why the golden globes could be unpredictable this year. >>> plus getting a move on. we'll tell you about all the fun at the nbc 4 health and fitness expo. >>> and a four-legged visitor v visits the school today. >>> oprah winfrey is in south africa to see her first class of students graduate. one of them said in her commencement speech said she thought her education could help her be president someday. >>> a deer caused a lot of violent inside a high school in texas. a deer came crashing through a plate glass window. you can see students and teachers ducking into class roms as the deer raced down the hallway. the young buck eventually wiped out on a tile floor, he ran out of a door that had been left open and headed out to thewoods. >>> we'll have more reasons you should join us ought the nbc 4 >>> some of the biggest stars in the world getting ready for tomorrow night's golden globes awards. the gold

this is paraphrase from woody allen. this is at the heart of my service to indian help center. i was trying to think of a single event or thing or contribution i had made in my years of service, and there really is not one. when i did it showed up at least once a month for a few hours for the past almost 14 years and share my opinions, many opinions, and what i had to offer. i think a lot of times people underestimate what showing up can really do. number nine, always wear comfortable shoes. this is important for at least two reasons. one, it is hard to do your best thinking when your feet hurt. number two, it makes it easier to get away from people who do not approve of your opinions or might be chasing you. number eight, being kind it takes no more time than it takes to be a jerk. i learned most of that whenever is practicing law. -- when i was practicing law. number seven, stand up for yourself, even if you are afraid. you have to be willing to stand up to the police that cross your path, or you will not be able to advocate effectively or anyone else. number six, other peopl

is there any way for you to paraphrase what may have happened because we have already closed public comment, so i don't think it's appropriate for her to come back up. supervisor wiener: i was just going to give the cbd an opportunity to respond to the allegation, but if that is not appropriate, so be it. supervisor mar: if public comment had still been open -- it is your prerogative to do that. is there any reason we could not do that? >> there is not a legal reason to ask questions of a member of the public has already spoken provided it is limited to their responses to the boards question. supervisor mar: i will ask supervisor wiener if he would like to ask -- supervisor wiener: i would like to ask if you would talk lecher interaction with that cbd -- >> jody had said something about she asked for a collaborative meeting. i do recall there was a series of e-mails after hours -- the brown act limits conversations at board meetings, as you know. i think michael will confirm this conversation -- we have a very small budget, $400,000 to coordinate community meetings. if lyric wanted to take

that is what i wanted to find. >> host: i am paraphrasing. somebody asked him bedded is a tough job would you recommend others try to be president? he said yes. it. >> guest: the timing and the sense of self dedication remember the was running against cambridge massachusetts he was a carpet bagger. he knew that. the day alltel tough stories i guess i'm the only one here that did not work his way up the hard way. he was laughed off bradley's he admits that. >> they say hard work never killed anybody but why take a chance? going to, 1962, berlin, a bay of pigs , now we have a real problem. thermonuclear war the 13 days in october after discovering so the missiles with nuclear warheads rapidly trying to be put in place which would threaten us. >> host: intermediate range to hit the arctic they were for real. >> host: i could say at first they will strike. did not happen that way. >> the people who wanted to strike including kennedy and bobby then later bundy and curtis lemay who wanted to level the country. they were all together they do see the

[applause] to paraphrase another, sheriff hennessy is the type of leader who walks softly and carry athat is where he and i were simpatico. many times where i would feel frustrated in -- as a supervisor in a district with a high violent crime rate, when i took office in district 5, i sought the counsel of sheriff mike hennessey. i knew that it was not just the police response or a first responder response, but it was going deeper. it was about going to the core of what compels people to commit crime in a repetitive way that seemed to have no end. especially for a city like san francisco, which professes to try to establish such a great innovation, but we do not always deliver in a way that we would like. i dare say that during the election for a share if there election for a share if there had not been an open election

where she saysing with i'll paraphrase it.ann was lady and a lady always knows when to leave. >> and that, she did. speaking of people not knowing when to leave, rick perry still in the race. >> you know, a dream night for rick santorum because he got the opportunity to be the conservative who will go toe to toe with romney. then it turned into a nightmare the next day because the other guys wouldn't get out of way. then he needed perry out and gingrich out, and he needed guys like rush limbaugh to be like, listen, this is the moment. if we are ever going to stop mitt, it is now. instead, limbaugh was saying on his radio show, this will be fun to watch. this is kind after train wreck. >> ben is right. mitt needs to realize we are in the age of youtube when never can say, we can see what you said the night before, so don't repeat it. come up with a new line. and i'm looking forward to the new hampshire debates where i'm sure jon huntsman will roll out some kind of stone temple pilots reference to the granite state. >> no one wi

. >> paraphrasing something he said has absolutely no bearing on his life. leave him as he is in who he was. >> of the controversy began after a noted poet complained that it made him seem arrogant. here is what he actually said. >> if you want to say that i was a drum major said the well as a drum major for justice, for peace, and john major for righteousness. and all of the other shallow things will not matter. >> tonight, the secretary of interior told the washington post that he ordered the national park service to fix it. but not everybody agreed that it should be changed. >> maybe they should leave it to as it is, everything happens for reason, why change it now? >> the refused answer any questions about the decision. we don't know how much is going to cost, who is going to pay for the change or how much of the original will be added to the memorial. they gave the park service 30 days to get it done. >> thank you very much. return to the big decision in virginia that will influence the race for president. a federal judge refuses to data for of the gop

don't paraphrase, get as close as you can to what the latin says. >> what you're telling too, and i'm proud to be a part of this is while the church tried to get it right for 2000 years, this is going on for a dozen years. >> it took them from 2000 to 2010 to translate the book. it's a big book. they had to start from scratch and go prayer by prayer by prayer. even things we're also used to saying, we're changing. >> our participation wasn't really changed. but residers and priests have had changes. yes, for us, we've had little words changed here and here. it seems disruptive. every prayer has a tweak. i was discussing it with the archbishop. he's said this one 10,000 times he said. the same words are used over the bread and wine. suddenly, we're changing all of the words. that's a hard habit to break. >> nothing changes, nothing changes. we'll be back, stay with us, your spirit, too. what will you do when you hear your calling? will you ignore it? or will you listen? peace corps. life is calling. how far will you go? >>> welcome back to mosaic. we're speaking with the worship direct

national park service says it will change a paraphrased quote after the poet said it made king appear to be arrogant. >> we want it to be correct. we are working with the park service. >> reporter: king would have been 83 years old, assassinated in memphis in 68, leaving a legacy of service and a dream of equality. king's son says his father had unfinished business when he was shot and killed. the right's leader began his poor people's campaign to demand economic justice. >> he did not leave to see that come to fruition. 47, 45, 44 years later, we are still challenging our nation. >> reporter: the first family attended church to mark the civil right's leader birthday and today doing community service to honor his life's work. >> besides a federal holiday, today is a new way of on line access to learn more about dr. king. the king center imaging project makes 200,000 of the documents available on line today including his letter from the birmingham jail. >>> fbi asking prop owners in parts of north dakota and montana to check vacant farms where a missing teacher maybe buried. authoritie

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most of the signs got sensored, let's tell the students let's paraphrase this.e were able to get the message out and not mute their voice and do it in a slightly politically correct way so we didn't stir the pot too, too much. while editing, they were like oh, my gosh, this is more beautiful than we thought it could be. my broadcast team is diverse. we would have seventh graders who didn't know anybody in the room. i'm sure they were terribly afraid of coming in a room with ninth graders and teachers and holding up signs that were just crucially personal about themselves. it was a really beautiful week. i think it says we kind of got something right. something right is going on at our school. >> okay. i'm supposed to remind you to go to rightthisminute.com. so there. >>> what would i have to pay a task rabbit to read this tease for me? like it's going to be deflated, slipping on the ground. >>> oh, man i forgot to take my dry cleaning. can you do it for me? >> sure. >> if only i had some help to get me through the day with all my tasks. >> so busy, in fact, she

let me paraphrase this language that is before you. essentially, what this bill is into the building code is -- any noise-sensitive fuse that would move into a noisy area -- existing always, the new development would be required to conduct sensitive sound studies, of a levels in the area, and bring on an engineer who would recommend medications to the property, that would prevent a level of sound getting into the building, that violence -- violates table 24. it puts the burden on the new development, to mitigate the noise that is already there. some people are not satisfied. compromise sometimes means that you don't get everything you want. neighbors gave up a lot in these negotiations. they have ruled out any special district for entertainment. this was an important concession at the start of the process. we never devoted a lot of time talking about entertainment. but at this late stage in the process, it is back for the third time in my lifetime, and now they call a special use district.

as soon as steve does his forecast,ly go ahead and paraphrases it. >> system move into the north. it will break in on a low over the weekend. first of all as i touched on high surf advisory takes us into 6:00 tonight. still be careful heading down to the beaches. we have the system move into the north. it's dragging across clouds. it's increasing low clouds. santa rosa down to 30s. 36 redwood city. 45 livermore. 43 concord. if you don't have the cloud cover it's cold. if you do it's not bad. so fog, sun, cooler. there is low clouds around. a cold morning for some. not for all. temperatures come down after these mid 60s and low 60s. cooler pattern today. about the same saturday. the wind will kick in saturday night into sunday. i will get that icon happy new year out of it. i can still say happy new year. windy on sunday and partly cloudy early next week. >> all right happy new year. >>> another confrontation between occupy oakland protestors and police. the demands they made as they flooded city hall. >>> a lighter moment on the campaign trail. how john mccain accidentally endorse

as may headmaster once said, paraphrased. he obviously took it and is able to find it. i put it in the book with an actual copy. >> host: the late ted sorensen used to say, teacher that did john kennedy write the famous language? bacher of the family crazy because they thought he would say i wrote it. better member vicki kennedy said today when i told her i think i would trade that sent back, that he had written it any other suggested a lot. the kennedy from 56 to 60 commuters to young guys guys in their 30s. he was only in his 20s at that time, traveling the country, all around the country just to show giving the speech is in listening to jackie and finding that in writing it again. and the speeches were very well delivered. they were very well. there is only 60 or so i would start. >> host: i was in in this town until two years after, but i was were in the 50s and what do i remember from that era, talking to guys who were around? he married jackie. he almost died. someone wrote the book. >> guest: i think sorensen wrote it. i think if you read it again, i remember rea

i am paraphrasing, it is clear to me that you have fallen in love with the haitian people. at the other day, this said something to the effect that even yet admitted that i am not always crazy about humans, but i love humankind. i love this notion of humankind. did you say something similar to that? and what did you mean by that exactly? you clearly love these people in haiti. >> look, i phrased it this way -- tavis: go ahead, refreeze. >> what it refers to is i was never -- once i started to be known at as an activist, the pediatric hospitals, i'm not good at it. i'm not good at talking to strangers, whether they are sick children -- i'm not good, i'm shy with it. when i get to haiti, it's the same thing. i always want to wear a shirt that says "tellez to this humanitarian." -- tell it to the humanitarian." i am there as a facilitator. that is my mission there, i like it, and when i go to bed at night, i think of all of those things, of course i am touched and proud and feel like i have had something to do with it, but i look at it, what i was trying to facilitate, and i l

because it's a paraphrase.. instead of a direct quote. stevens says: "what is actually printed up there means exactly the opposite of what his intent was. so, should they change it? absolutely." (:08) (:08) the king family will be consulted over the next month to finalize the wording on the monument. you no longer have to wait for the girl scouts to come to you... to place your cookie order... now you can find them! there's a new app... called the "girl scout cookie locator." once downloaded, the app will display a g-p-s locator and send you to the nearest cookie booth.the app is free...and will be available for android and i- phones january 20th. today is martin luther king junior day... and the celebrations are happening right here in baltimore... how you honor the civil rights icon... next in our hometown hotssot. hotspot.plus... socc it to me... the dog with a knack for catching the laundry. day baltimore. ((bump out)) 3 here's a friendly reminder. it's your last chance to get verizon's reliable high speed internet and phone for small

now i'm paraphrasing from him. >> stephen: right, right. what about a prequel. before the alien gets there, and it's just i want to know more about that family. >> i'm such a sucker for prequells. >> stephen: why did dad leave mom, we want to know. >> exactly. >> stephen: why are you alone. >> you could call us the where's mexico version because i say that in the film. nobody obviously got that. >> stephen: no, i understand with. where is the mexico that is the heart break home. >> that is where the dad is. >> stephen: i know that you don't have to tell me. >> he's in mexico at sallie and then she goes and cries at the sink. >> stephen: i don't like sallie. >> neither do i. she's a whore. >> stephen: thank you, thank you. let's talk about the new movie. the new movie is called big miracle. >> yeah. >> stephen: and we have a clip. >> dow. you never show clips. i'm honored. >> stephen: well, drew bar-- drew barrymore. jim. >> we all give you the lion share of credit around here. because if it weren't for you, all three of those whale was be dead now. >> you're not

it's paraphrased from a sermon reading i was a drum major for justice, peace, and riteousness and many complain it makes him sound arrow gant. >>> and a crackdown. food trucks are popping up on dozens of city streets and selling everything from pulled pork to pecan pies. there is a food fight brewing. >> reporter: they popular with the busy and hungry folks who want the gourmet food on the go. the trucks are growing criticism for overpopulating public spaces and now, truck openers say the city is on a ticket-writing rampage. and new rules might be coming soon. there are gyros and tacos and cupcakes. oh, my. 13 food trucks encircle farragut square for farragut friday, a weekly food truck event. fans of street meat and street sweets line up to indulge. >> they're so good. fantastic. >> reporter: the food truck menom none is far from fantastic. the regional restaurant association applauds them as small business owners and points out that food trucks overstay their two-hour meters often and command ear spaces needed by other businesses. >> and the 13 trucks in farragut square is too many.

. >>> paraphrased quote on the memorial has sparked some controversy since the memorial dedication in october. the department of interior announced yesterday that they will modify the quote to reflect dr. king's actual words. >>> still ahead on 9news now, looking for that perfect tattoo? you have a chance of finding one this weekend. and are we saying bundled up for the rest of the weekend? annie has the forecast just ahead. >>> chris the city of virginia today, hundreds attended the second d.c. tattoo arts expo. close to 200 of the world's best artists were on hand. it also places gateway marriott. they were showing off their inking skills. today mark the second day of a four-day event dedicated to the art of tattooing. >> it will be going on through sunday. live tattooing, and we have 184 artists tattooing and live tattoo contests going on behind you. those will continue through the afternoon. then we'll be here to do the miss d.c. contest. and after that we will have the 500 tricycle race that, will wrap up evening and we'll get back at it tomorrow. >> tomorrow's activities include

i am paraphrasing. of course heading towards a reelection at some point. it was a tough job as president. would you recommend others try to be president? he said yes, but not yet. >> guest: the timing and the sense self-deprecation. whenever he was running against working guys in cambridge, mass. they knew the neighborhood. he would begin to write his memoir. but he said they are all telling tough stories. he finally stands up and says i'm the only one here didn't work his way up the heart rate. many just laughs it off. at least he admits he had handed to them. host governments manned flight he once said. hard work never killed anyone, but why take a chance. now we have a real problem. maybe thermonuclear war. 13 days in october after discovering that they are soviet missiles with nuclear warheads rapidly trying to be put in, which would threaten us. >> guest: and immediate missiles were not defensive missiles. they were for real. >> host: they were saying we're going to hit them come straight down. >> guest: the people who wanted to strike included kenned

to paraphrase, he said that one cannot judge the adequacy of a cell phone signal on their own cell phone. it is increased usage and activity. it is not part of the commission's findings to say whether there is a significant gap or not. >> i think it is part of the analysis. we need to figure out whether or not there is a necessity here. when the commissioner makes a statement that this is necessary from an evidentiary standpoint, why is the basis of that statement? i do not see in the record what that is. can you point that out to me? >> they made that finding based upon the evidence of the record in the coverage map. including the relatively thin your information presented by the appellants. >> they did not have the report from the expert hired from the appellants around some of the technical issues that they raise? >> that is correct. >> did the commission have some of the information that at&t has on its website regarding coverage? was this something presented the last time this came before the board? we went on the website for at&t and at least what is marketed by at&t to potential c