. >> then one day in 18984, local news paper reporter interviewed raveling about the significance of first african american coach at iowa. >> he said to me, "were you ever involved in civil rights movement?" i told him the story and said you have the speech. >> reporter: they found the speech where he left it in the truman book. it has been framed and in a bank vault for the last 30 years. >> it doesn't have a title, it's not been identified as i have a dream. you can simply see the date. you'll see that he pretty much followed the script. >> five score years ago, a great american moved symbolic stands today. >> there's an asterisk on the copy. >> this is where we now go into the ad lib part of the i have a dream speech. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: it's true, those famous words were ad libbed, turning a planned four minute speech into a 16-minute historic address. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: at age 76, raveling considers himself the guardian of the speech. >> the speech belongs to america, the speech belongs to the black folks. it doesn't belong to me. >> free at last, free a

she going into the hall of naim fame next week. >> george raveling has the story, too.nter in atlanta? >> reporter: gail someone who reported to be a representative from the family some years ago talked to george about i. he wanted to lend it to them. he couldn't come into terms of looend lending the document. >> seeing it on paper, it was so much mover much more powerful in person. >> it will be a special day in washington. thank you. that does it for headlines... the rim fire burning near hetch hetchy reservoir in yosemite national park has spread to thousand acres.. >>> good morning. 8:55 your time. i'm frank mallicoat with your kpix 5 headlines. the "rim" fire burning near the hetch hetchy reservoir in yosemite national park has spread to 160,000 acres at 20 containment. it is nearly 3 times what it was yesterday. they are making some progress. >>> a 16-year-old boy is dead after a crash just hours before he was due to start the new school year. he was riding into a car that hit a tree in danville last night. two 17-year-olds are in the hospital. speed may have been

debbie ravel admits her department was not meeting its mission. the department is tasked with protecting us from polluters. >> how do you feel when people say regulators are falling down on the job? >> i would say that it's a little extreme to say we are falling down on the job, however, i would not say that we are doing everything we can. >> the director of the dtsc responds to critics and addresses plans to strengthen oversight of companies that pollute. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> nothing short of a dangerous scene down near disney. take a looks;n at this. new details about the sinkhole that literally sucked an entire building right into the ground. >>> plus, what one bay area transportation leader is saying about elon musk's proposed hyper loop. >>> scientists at cal berkeley figure out what kind of cars jerks drive. we will take a look coming up in business and tech. >>> as the fall semester kicks off for many schools across the bay area that late summer sizzle heats up. we will have your full forecast when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes r

there were so many of these scandals on raveling. obamacare. never mind what you think of obamacare it is scandalous to see the results of obamacare given what the american people were promised. we were promised the reit wouldn't go up. we were promising it wasn't when the cost more than $907 million. what is it now? 3 billion raising. we were told to keep your own health insurance. guess what? you are losing it. on and on things that were promised isn't so. that is the signature policy issue of the obama administration. you show me where the covered that issue. you can't. obama wins and the next day the campaign continues. the media campaign for barack obama hasn't stopped. think about it. look at the scandals today. then once you and ask yourself the importance of the scandals i'm going to use richard nixon as a comparative. i'm going to use watergate has a comparative. let's take first benghazi. if it is true that this administration for political reasons didn't offer the military support that might have saved the lives of four men, one of t

of the bragging took place there have been plenty of conflicting reports on how exactly events on ravelled f.b.i. officials had said that violent confrontation ensued inside of regulars' home some said he was armed with a knife other reports suggested it was a groom stick and some even said that the young man was not armed at all we know however however that he had serious knee surgery in the days leading up to his death and was barely able to move with crutches even now the main goal of this latest press conference was to introduce a dutch excuse to the public and to let people hear the father's story as well as to see his determination to get answers to his son's killing in his own home the father he has previously said he would go so far as to sue the f.b.i. if he didn't get answers in an interview with us he had referred to what happened as an unprecedented intentional murder this entire time after the killing the f.b.i. has been refusing to release autopsy results both. the family of the killed man and the public this is been a cause for major outrage for the family as well as organiz

something that we we we feel very strong about and we started researching it and as we started and raveling some of the data it became it became very shocking to us and we just are compelled to go with this approach while i think it's amazing it's really cool looking and it also really resonates with people i think when they see this west you know we hear from the establishment that there is very little civilian deaths obviously as you've compiled with this graph and that's not the case at all how do you guys collect the data. we we get a big search the stanford in any way you did both independent studies they did a research paper called living under drones and it's the most comprehensive research paper we've found we reached out to stanford in a pointed us to the bureau of investigative journalism in london an independent news organization that's been collecting this data and they were able to provide us with the with a very comprehensive data so they can justify every attack and every number and everybody out there. and yeah i mean there's a lot of civilians there we split out children fr

the ravel -- raffle winner will be october first. >> today first day of racing for team artemis. >> they knocked out after a deadly accident during a practice run. >> mark matthews is is live with more on today's race. >> i have to say it's the sentimental favorite here, after their strategist was killed, it took a tremendous effort for artemis to get the second boat up and racing. artemis won the start by a couple seconds. >> this is more competition this, is what should have been going on here. >> new zealand dominated the team, now, the battle between italy and artem sismt s not a happy prospect for other team. italy's skipper said italy is looking past this and towards next america's cup. >> trying to put together a strong team for the next cup. >> today, italy did pull ahead on the first down wind leg by the time the race finished it was two minute as head of artemis. the skipper said it was better than the team expected. >> i mean we've exceeded our expectation autos unless they improve it's not good news for the louie vuitton regatta or america's cup, with each step it appears it

two in town for a relative birthday party extending their stay to attend a fun ravel another family member shot and killed over the weekend. >> i mean, the violence needs to stop. because too many innocent people are getting killed for nothing. for what? it's not necessary. >> this afternoon oakland mayor and police chief spoke about this and called for an end to the violence. >> just absolutely unacceptable we have children being shot while they sleep in their bed. it's horrific and it needs to stop. >> just weeks ago, remember, an l-year-old was killed when she opened the front door of a friend's house and someone outside started shooting. >> family friends and co-workers of a missing oakland woman spread out in the city hoping to uncover leads in the disappearance of sandra coke. she vanished sunday night. vic lee has the day's developments. >> you read about these stories in the media. theyxozy happen to other people, they don't happen to you. and it's hard. >> tonya's last couple days have been difficult to say the least. but the presence of many people who have come to pass out flye

two in town for a relative birthday party extending their stay to attend a fun ravel another family member shot and killed over the weekend. >> i mean, the violence needs to stop. because too many innocent people are getting killed for nothing. for what? it's not necessary. >> this afternoon oakland mayor and police chief spoke about this and called for an end to the violence. >> just absolutely unacceptable we have children being shot while they sleep in their bed. it's horrific and it needs to stop. >> just weeks ago, remember, an l-year-old was killed when she opened the front door of a friend's house and someone outside started shooting. >> family friends and co-workers of a missing oakland woman spread out in the city hoping to uncover leads in the disappearance of sandra coke. she vanished sunday night. vic lee has the day's developments. >> you read about these stories in the media. theyxozy happen to other people, they don't happen to you. and it's hard. >> tonya's last couple days have been difficult to say the least. but the presence of many people who have come to pass out flye

how do you go about weakening, run raveling and appealing it.to the defund route using government shut down is a very high risk, no reward proposition because it's not going to work. you have harry reid who runs the senate. president obama in the white house. if you look at polling you see two things, the american public is consistently opposed to the health care law but also fearful of shut down. you don't want to let democrats muddy the waters by crossing the wires. >> there is another school of thought. is this by any means necessary. >> you are dealing with a highly unpopular law. you have a vast majority of the american people who want this repealed. it is wrecking the economy. it is already driving up unemployment and will bankrupt the nation. if the republicans can't drive a stake in the ground on this issue then there is no hope for the republican party on any other issue. this is absolutely a give me. does that mean be stupid about the tactics? absolutely not. you have to be smart about this. let's understand something. the majority of

. >> let me ask you something, the former alaska senator mike ravel who is the one who got the pentagoners put into the congressional record and have them published by beacon press said the senators who have been really sounding the alarms, people like senator udall, senator wyden, want to have been warning americans in cryptic way saying you have to find out about this, could go much further now that so much has been released by you and even the obama administration. >> right. there is an article in foreign- policy magazine over the weekend by professor that makes the same point. remember, u.s. senators have full constitutional immunity against prosecution for anything they say on the floor of the senate. daniel ellsberg when he was getting people to read the pentagon papers wanted to get mike revell and other senators to go to the floor of the senate every the pentagon papers because they would be immune from prosecution. thatch as i like the fact ron wyden and mark udall have been sounding the alarms for a couple of years, winking and hinting at americans that they would be shocked t