now coretta scott king's daughter is in town to promote the book again.ns us in studio. welcome to washington. >> thank you. glad to be here. >> yes. before we start, because i want to concentrate on the book, the memorial to your father, what do you feel when you stand there and you look at that? >> well, i feel a sense of pride, but yet a sense of humility. and also a sense of responsibility, because whenever you have a parent with such world influence and impact, it's kind of continually a call to the reality that you, too, must make a difference in this world. perhaps not at his level, but you must make a tremendous difference in this world. and i'm proud, you know, just to be one of three americans who can say my father has a monument, memorial in d.c. >> right. talking about the book, and we said it there, your mom is the other half of this, of this giant that we go and we honor down at the mall. and now it's time to talk about her life and when she went through. >> exactly. >> tell us about the book. >> well, you know, the book tells her story from

look, my point is -- >> collar eta scott king said it wasn't an analogy between gay rights and -- repeatedicles from the woman. i disagree, and so does coretta. >> be that as it may, we'll concede that coretta scott king has a different opinion than me. i think it's entirely different, but, look, just skip past all the partisan bickering. i would just say that once you start redefining marriage, you have to question. mitt romney's ancestors left america because they were not allowed to practice polygamy, and it was a tentant of their faith, and i think is that a good thing? was it good that america -- >> wait, wait, wait, wait. we redefined marriage for rit mitt romney's ancestors and you said redefining marriage is a bad thing. >> i don't know whether or not -- >> we should are not have redefined marriage in the 1967 decision. that was redefining marriage, and it's wrong? >> is that your position, or are you playing politics? >> are you saying that -- >> i absolutely think redefining marriage. i think redefining marriage was acceptable in circumstances such as loving v. virginia or in pol

bernice king will discuss the life and legacy of her mother, loretta scott king. that event begins at 5:30 this afternoon. >>> the time is 9:09. a college student videotaped the gay encounter. >>> who needs a john deer when you have a billy goat. they are solving >>> more than 100 people wrote letters to the judge in the case of a former rutgers university student that used a webcam to spy on his roommate kissing another man. the judge sentenced 20-year-old to 30 days jail sentence, and that's for a lessen sentence of 30 years he could have received. his roommate committed suicide in 2010 after the spying incident. prosecutors are appealing the shorter sentence. >>> lady gaga is canceling her sold-out concert in indonesia because of the security concerns. protesters say lady gaga's sexy costumes and provocative dance moves would corrupt the kids in inindonesia. >>> and there are a list of key words and phrases it is used to monitor websites. in addition to attack order tea bomb, they flag anybody that uses cloud, pork, wave, smart and watch. it's to comb through p

. >> we will get to know loretta scott king even more by reading the beat.'s entitled desert rose. and bernice will be there tomorrow at 11:00 and then a second signing tomorrow afternoon. >> bus boys and poets in arlington, virginia. and at the memorial, if ybuy fie copy, they've arranged to do a special picture with you and me. so we encourage you to buy several and give them to women and men in your life. because they need to know that not behind, but beside every great man is a great woman. >> thank you so much for joining us. >>> when we come right back on news 4, we'll have popular bar banning bachelorette parties. plus a former football star finally free after serving ten years for a rape he did not >>> we're running about ten degrees higher than average for this time of year. the mercury. but that dew point temperature is the humidity we'd be getting around the mid point of summer. you can see some clouds out there right now. a little showers around the area. but not the big moving slow moving thunderstorms as we've had over the last couple of days.

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martin luther king it was his idea but his mother helped him. the scott says a staff member and some students were offended and asked him to take it off. >> they thought it was up appropriate and it would be disrespectful to black people. but i say that it is not. i like black people. i don't want to be mean to them. it is just a costume. i don't want to insult in in. >> the naacp says they were also upset but they're glad he decided to imlate the civil rights leader. >> is going on in maryland and now news from ohio that a newborn baby has been killed by the family pit bull. she was just three days old was attacked by this dog. a pit bull. the baby was apparently left alone in the baby swing in one room of the house while her mother and grandmother were in another room. the pit bull a tacked the baby. she later died from head trauma. >> the mother and the grandmother were just a few feet away from the child in the kitchen. they heard some whimpering from the newborn and when they looked over they could see some blood that was on the swing. >> the dog fro

and scott pelley was there to hobnob with the kings and captains of industry. >> the world economy isand troubled stretch, but if there's light at the end of the tunnel, you might see it first in davos. this is the scene of the world's summit meeting: five days each january, when 2,500 capitalists, globalists, and futurists discuss the fate of earth's other 7 billion inhabitants. within minutes you'll run into billionaire financier george soros, nobel peace prize winner elie wiesel, computer tycoon michael dell, and her majesty queen rania al-abdullah of jordan. i was down in the lobby of the hotel last night, and i noticed that you were talking to president clinton, and while you two were talking, bill gates walked by. i mean it's that kind of place. >> it is, and i find that a lot of work gets done in corridors, in the lobbies of the hotels and in the elevators. you just bump into people. you know, we're all stuck together in this place, and a lot can get done when you see people from all walks of life. >> why is it important? >> because you have a high concentration of some of the

guest from at&t, our tax collector assessor, phil king, counsel general gao, david chiu, carmen chu, eric mar, and other board members who will join us. scotten who just came from china lot -- not long ago from a trip. thank you for being here. to our family associations, our department heads, our other commissioners and friends, happy new year, and welcome to our official celebration here at city hall of our wonderful chinese lunar new year. we just came from the official lighting of our new lantern. i hope you will stay tonight long enough to view all of its beauty and the lightness of it. there are a lead the lights on there. there are recycle cd's on the dragon boat. it is 76 feet long. it is, of course, my entry into the america's cup. anyway, i want to thank everyone for being here, for helping us celebrate. as we have been saying, this is one of the most exciting, attractive holiday seasons for the whole of san francisco and all of our communities. we look forward, and i hope you join me, in not only the very big chinese new year's parade of will happen this saturday, but the whole weekend. there are community affairs. there is the c

for all of us at cbs news, all around world, i am scott pelly and will see you sunday on 60 minutes. good night. >> >> good evening i am dana king it seems like a contradiction, a number of university ready students graduating high-school is up but the number of those have to prepare students getting into for your schools is plunging. enrollment rates have dropped by one-fifth at uc and csu campuses since 2007. don knapp tells us what is behind this trend. >> we have been reporting for some time now on the impact of budget cuts on higher education in california and now a public policy institute has tried to quantify the impact not only for all the qualified high-school graduates and their future, but also for the future of california. >> getting university education is no longer just a matter of

scott just became the laughingstock of spanish tv. it started in spain to promote business in his own state. and kinguan carlos caused a firestorm when he went on an elephant trip in botswana in africa and it did not go well with citizens of the country who are struggling with the crisis. and enter one juan carlos who entered this week. >> i have never tried to shoot elephants, and we are in botswana and in a jeep, and the elephant started chasing the jeep, and my wife is in the back part of the jeep, and she wanted to get out of the front of the sdwreep. >>> he really didn't want the talk about it, but you talk about the elephant in the room, and rick scott didn't know that the elephant in the room is the elephant. all over the spanish press. >>> romney said that the edge among the hispanic voters could spell doom for the republicans and a closed door event, but msnbc caught part of it on tape, and anyway, last night mitt romney spoke to a coalition of latino economic summit, and so what did he talk about? >> if every one of the small businesses just added two employees americans could pay more mort

scott wiener, supervisor david chiu. thank you for being here. supervisor avalos, supervisor olague, thank you for being here. ourb reporter ill king, thank you for being here. -- our reporter, bill king, thank you for being here. senator leno. and our assembly member, thank you for being here. our district attorney, george gascÓn, thank you for being here today. and we all -- we always forget as some of these breakfasts our imports and school board members. kim, thank you for being here in the u.s. are proud to introduce our next speaker, if i could have your attention for one moment -- thank you for being here. i am proud to introduce our next speaker. i am very proud to introduce the mayor of our great city who spent his entire life organizing for tenant rights, human rights, making sure our streets were clean, making sure our city has been run effectively, and making sure now, today, as your elected mayor, that he is leading our city and leading our communities into the future. so please welcome me in recognizing to the podium your mayor, my boss, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> good morning, good morning. happy cesar chavez breakf

scott just became the laughing stock of spanish tv. it started in spain to promote business opportunities in his home state. some back story here. and kinguan carlos caused a firestorm when he went on an elephant trip in botswana in africa and it did not go well with citizens of the country who are struggling with the crisis. enter rick scott who met with juan carlos earlier this week. >> i've ridden elephants. i have never tried to shoot one. we're in botswana and we're in the jeep and the elephant started chasing the jeep, and my wife is in the back part of the jeep, and she wanted to get out of the front of the jeep. >> heard of the elephant in the room? it's been all over the spanish press. mitt romney said obama's edge among hispanic voters could, quote, spell doom for republicans. it was a closed door event but nbc news caught part of it on tape. last night, mitt romney spoke at a latino coalition economic summit, a prime opportunity to address key issues for hispanic voters, right? what did he talk about? >> if every one of our small businesses added just two employees, americans could pay more mortgages and buy more groceries. pr

king also have similar plans. >>> we told but this story last week. now yahoo's c.e.o. scotthompson says he is sorry for allowing an inaccuracy about his education to appear on his official bio. but he says he's not going to bow to pressure to step down. there's still no explanation as to why his bio has periodically listed a bachelor's degree in computer science that he never arrived. >>> microsoft is offering its xbox 360 gaming console for 99 bucks, a $200 savings. the catch? there's always a catch, people. you have to sign up for a two- year xbox live gold plan. you buy the console at a discounted price but you can cancel early and then be subject to an early termination fee from 12 to 1250 bucks. -- to 250 bucks. xbox 360 owners usually use it to play multigames. i did a little calculation. 15 times 24 is 360 bucks to save 200. of course you get the service. if you play a lot, maybe. i'm not a gamer. i leave it up to you people. >> got to give them the information. do with it what you will. >> it's probably a good deal. >> in some circles. >> i don't know. >>> mothers sa

king, former governor, is favored and would likely caucus with democrats. >> massachusetts? >> massachusetts is going to be one of the marquee races in the country. >> elizabeth warren and scott brown. >> elizabeth warren has shown an incredible ability to make money. she has stumbled in the last couple of weeks. >> scott brown tried to make a big issue of for her -- >> 1/32 cherokee blood. >> but she has been able to demonstrate that she has not use that to get jobs in the past. >> let me make another point -- the top chief of the cherokee nation is 1/32 cherokee, as is elizabeth warren. >> but that will not help her defeat scott brown in massachusetts, that the cherokee nation, 1/32 -- >> she better know who rocky marciano was. >> this will be a very close race. >> right now looks like the best odds are four republican house, democratic senate -- >> here we go again. unbelievable >> prescription for gridlock, just as taxmageddon arrives. >> what are the odds of a democratic house? >> they will make inroads, but it and will not take it over. the republicans this week did something extraordinary, voting for a budget that would take away cuts in defense and would instead put a

teaching classes, scott budnick met profit walker, then a teenager sentenced to six years for assault. >> the more i began to read of malcolm x and mahatma gandhi and martin luther king all these great figures. i was like, wow, i can do something better. >> reporter: when he left the juvenile system and went to adult prison it was a different world. >> it's jim crow south inside prison. there's benches for races. there's water fountains for races. >> i saw them here as young kids, i had to watch them go into an adult prison system that, if no one intervenes is going to grind them up and spit them out. >> reporter: that's when budnick and walker had an idea. >> straight across -- >> reporter: a college program for young offenders in adult prisons. it rewards inmates who behave well and want to learn. letting them study together and live together. like this one at drc norco, now the program is spreading to prisons across the state. for student inmates, it gives them hope. do you remember the moment when you believed that you could have a different future? >> getting that first report card and getting all a's, i was like, okay, i can do this. i can do this. >> reporter:

gil scott herron was known for giving, in these spoken word pieces, giving an analysis of the politics of the time for live audiences. his role in doing that was kind of similar to that of dr. king

beijing where secretary of state clinton just arrived and scott pelley on the president's address to the nation from afghanistan. >>> and i'm gayle king. andy pettitte faces down his former best friend in the roger clemens trial. we all know that a picture can be worth a thousand words, but should a painting really be worth $200 million? we'll get into that. >>> first as we do every morning, we start with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> the goal that i set, to defeat al qaeda and deny it a chance to rebuild is now within our reach. >> president obama vows to finish the job in afghanistan. >> u.s. troops will remain in afghanistan through 2024 in a support role. >> three explosions rocked the afghan capital just hours after president obama made a secret trip to that city. >> so, to those who had 23 years in the afghan war pool, you win? >> guangcheng has left the u.s. embassy. >> china demands an apology after chinese dissident leaves u.s. protection. >> lots of tension as high-level talks between chinese officials and secretary of state hillary clinton begins. >> occupy wall street staged may day protests

scott walker up narrowly. i think my colleague, ron, encapsulated the feeling if her piece perfectly. if you shoot at the kingtter not miss meaning labor, democrats, you know, put their all into this. getting almost 1 million signatures. if they fall short, walker is going to be put on a pedestal and i think it's going to really lift the hopes of republicans nationally, basically saying, you can do big, bold reforms and it went politically hurt you. people will stand with you. they're ready for change. >> first of all, the democratic national committee, as far as i know, has not put money into this. other democratic leaders have not played in wisconsin. what is their reluctance? do they see this as a losing game? >> the reluctance on the part of the democratic national committee is focusing on their priority. to their defense, they put some money in late on behalf of barrett but they're being outspent by the republican governors negotiation who even put in $6 million. the reason walker is in such good shape is he's had a huge financial advantage in this race. he's raised $25 million. tom barrett's only around

scott wilson. the "sun sentinel" newspaper reports goodman's family is putting together $7 million to get him out on bond while his attorneys appeal that verdict. >>> kingn as the third nba most valuable player award for lebron james. all that in just four so

scott wilson. the "sun sentinel" newspaper reports goodman's family is putting together $7 million to get him out on bond while his attorneys appeal that verdict. >>> kingn as the third nba most valuable player award for lebron james. all that in just four seasons. he is the first player since michael jordan to win three mvp titles. james says his main goal this year is still to win his first nba championship. we'll see. we'll see. congratulations. i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i'm going to see you back here at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we have a very special show for you. we want you to be a part of it. @donlemoncnn, you can tweet me and be a part of our conversation. conversation. "cnn presents" begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight on "cnn presents." war rage on trial. some soldiers go through hell. and some soldiers bring it home with them. >> i would have ner

reason for that other than scott moyers' brilliant idea to call it "outside the frame," the reason that would have been appropriate is that even though my father was very close to king hussein and very involve inside many of the important things that happened from 1958 to the time he died, but through certainly 2006, was that he always made sure that he wasn't in the picture. he was in the room, but he would step outside and move away because he understood that if he was identified with, you know, in the picture, that would be damaging to king hussein, and he didn't want to do that. and that was one of the reasons why he was effective. he didn't force himself into the situation. now, what i'm going to do now is go through a few of the things in the time that we have that he thought were important and encapsule in a short way because we don't have enough time to do it in an in-depth way -- you'll have to get the book for that -- some of the things that he was, thought were important about the things that i'm going to mention. and the first is the 1958 mission that he had when he was, he flew out and working very closely with the jordanians was able to unravel a coup.

king's interview with senator john mccain in just a few minutes. stick around for that one. >>> the chief executive officer of yahoo! is apologizing for padding his resume with an extra college degree. scotte was sorry for how the issue affected the company and that he takes full responsibility. thompson's company bio listed a bogus computer science degree in addition to his actual degree in accounting. yahoo! calls it an inadvertent error. >>> and maurice sendak, children's book author and illustrator who brought us "where the wild things are" died after complications from a recent stroke. president clinton called him a king of dreams and one critic the picasso of children's literature. sendak created 100 stories with fanciful and sometimes controversial tales. he was 83 years old. those stories will live on forever. >> love those books. >> loved reading those books to my nephew. >> i have read them to three now, two of whom don't read them anymore, but one still has a few years ahead of him. >>> up next we'll talk about the romney's latest miscues with someone who has been there, senator john mccain. >>> and a political deal so big, a national election just got called off. he told me th