and coretta scott king. i am also the proud daughter of martin luther king iii and andrea waters king. although i never got to meet my grandfather, his lessons and drive for justice are in me. stories about my grandfather's leadership were passed down to me at the dinner table, told to me at bedtime, and shared doing long road trips. but most importantly, his lessons are passed down to me and young people across the country during moments in history like this one that call for all of us to work together and take action to correct injustice and advance equality. one important lesson i learned from my grandparents is that no matter how old you are, no matter who you are, all of us can create change when we choose to show up and speak out. i'm speaking especially to the young people here today in washington who have decided to show up on a monday morning to speak out and demand their senators protect their future right to vote. today in 2022, the right to vote is under attack. as our elected leaders try to silen

and coretta scott king. we have it stand for future generations. we know and we are thankful that you all are all standing with us today as we are honoring martin luther king jr. and the way that coretta scott king envisioned when she designed and worked for the martin luther king holiday with it and activism. so, we thank you all, god bless you, god bless n.a.n. and god bless reverend al sharpton. jerks good morning. i want to first thank god for the opportunity to be able to share on this annual martin luther king jr. birthday observance breakfast at the national action network does. i can never thank reverend al sharpton inform for the tremendous work that he and his team do all across our nation to help lift our community, to help address police brutality and misconduct. and address almost any issue where people are mistreated. we appreciate you, we love you. but also it the national action network's board of directors, to all the people who follow the national action network. every year that we observe the king holiday, it feels differently. an

-- coretta scott king.builds on the previous work and makes it accessible to the public. >> the first visit was probably 1956, i think in june. he delivered a major speech about the montgomery bus boycott. >> the historic speech wasn't in our archives. goes missing but we did uncover these moments from old stories. 1964, san francisco. the republican platform committee hearing at the st. francis hotel days ahead of the republican national convention in daly city. >> they occur every four years and every now and then, san francisco gets one. this city claims it doesn't have racial problems, however unemployment problems do exist. >> it would be a tragic setback, not merely for the cause of the negro, but for democracy and the cause of justice if this fair housing bill is repealed. >> dr. king was in town fighting attempts to repeal the 1963 fair housing act and drumming up support for the civil rights movement. he spoke at the republican convention days later. by 1965 any civil rights act had been passed. ki

and coretta scott king. y of her parents through her work as the c.e.o. of the king center. dr. bernice king, welcome to "the daily show." >> thank you. i am so honored to be here. >> trevor: let me start by saying happy belated martin luther king, jr. day. i've seldom seen a holiday that seems to be celebrated by as many different people in as many different ways as i have seen with m.l.k. day in america, and as the daughter of dr. martin luther king, jr., i'd love to know what you feel m.l.k. day should be about. >> well, i try to capture it in three ways. it's a time to educate, advocate and activate. and people fall under, you know, each one of those in different ways. some people use this as a time to, you know, advance the teachings of dr. king, and then some people advocate. there are people in this nation people are concerned about and they use that time to raise their voices to advocate for issues and groups of people, in fact. and then activate -- how do we capture the holiday under one massive them

joining me is the daughter of reverend martin luther king junior and coretta scott king and dr. bernice king, thank you for being here. always an honor to talk with you. on this day -- >> thank you. >> -- which commemorates your dad's 95th birthday, what do you say to the people that are republicans and democrats and using words and quoting them out today but also opposing voting rights, also standing up for the filibuster and not for the right to vote? >> well, i think the first thing that we have to continue to do is educate people about my father. unfortunately, there was a seasonal time in this nation where we amplified my father's i have a dream speech even in the media. it became the predominant teaching of dr. king and so we are responsible for some of that level of ignorance in our society but in the last few years, obviously, since the 50th anniversary of the i have a dream speech and celebrations after, there have been more exposure to my father's words. the fact of the matter is the misappropriation and the convenient use of his words is always the case when people are

and coretta scott king. >> we see the president and vice president walking with martin luther king iiiking as well, alongside the vice president. we, of course, expect the president to lay a wreath here. he'll have some remarks on voting rights a little later this afternoon. we'll, of course, keep an eye on what happens here and bring you any significant remarks that the president makes. >>> so, we will take a quick break. y'all heard it here. if you wanna be fresh, you gotta refresh, like subway®. like the new baja steak & jack tender, thicker-cut steak and. wait sooo you're not coming out of retirement? i'm just here because subway has so much new, they bought time in this press conference to talk about it. ♪ (peaceful music) ♪ ♪ ♪ (battle sounds from phone) ♪ ♪ (battle sounds stop) ♪ ♪ (dragon roar from phone) ♪ ♪ >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ welcome to the next leve

and coretta scott king. she was born in 2008. in 2013, the voting rights act, which was the cornerstone of her grandfather's legacy, was basically dismantled. in 2021, last year, in our home state of georgia, one of the 19 states that has passed these repressive and suppressive voting rights laws were passed in our home state. so, when you think about it, she and her peers are, today, sitting with less voting rights than the day that they were born. and i always think -- i can't imagine, is that the dream that martin luther king jr., coretta scott king had for their granddaughter and other children? >> eli, what does this moment tell us about ourselves as a nation? rather than talk about how we expand access, we are fighting over the bare minimum. >> yeah. look. the people like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, these are the white people that martin luther king jr. warned us about. these are the white liberals who have no sense of urgency, commitment, or integrity when it comes to the progress of justice in the country. and that's

professor emeritus at stanford and was handpicked by caretta scott king to document her late husband's life. he now leads the world house project at stanford which builds on all the previous work and makes it accessible to the public. >> i don't know when was the first visit, probably 1956 in j une. that was when he delivered a major speech about the month gum or a bus boycott. >> that historic san francisco speech was not in our archives. with film this old, sometimes it goes missing. but we did uncover these moments from old stories. 1964, san francisco. the republican party platform committee hearing just days ahead of the republican national convention in daly city. >> they occur every four years and every now and then san francisco gets one. this is a city that claims it doesn't have racial problems. however, they do exist. >> it would be a tragic setback not merely for the cause of the negro, but for democracy and for the cause of justice is this fair housing bill is repealed. >> dr. king was in town fighting attempts to repeal the fair housing act and drumming up support for the

king jr. and coretta scott kungs. king. she was born in 2008. in 2021, last year, one of the states that has passed these voting rights laws were passed in our home state. when you think about it, she and her peers are today sitting with less voting rights than the day that they were born, and i always think, i can't imagine, is that the dream that martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king had for their granddaughter. >> rather than talking about how we expand access we're fighting over the bare minimum. >> people like joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, these are the white people that martin luther king jr. warned us about. these are the white liberals who have no sense of commitment or integrity when it comes to the progress of justice m the country. that's just a fact. i don't know if they can live with themselves with that, but that is the reality of the situation. the other reality here, and bernice mentioned in that clip the chief architect of this assault on voting rights is not mitch mcconnell, not david duke, not whatever boogeyman you

and his wife coretta scott king.

church and placing a wreath that the crypt of doctor martin luther king junior and his wife coretta scott king paying tribute to civil rights battles of the past. senate majority leader, chuck schumer, setting up martin luther king junior day as the deadline to either pass voting legislation or consider revising the rules. some civil rights groups choosing not to attend and protest of what they call administration and action. clip albright co founder of black voters matter saying we don't need even more photo ops. we need action. democratic gubernatorial candidate, stacy abrams, known for her voting rights work. also skipping the event president biden downplaying her absence on tuesday. i spoke with stacy 40 for good relationship. we got our scheduling mixed up on. i thought that earlier this morning, all the same page and the fine president biden, a former long time center, or who largely stands by existing roles is facing political pressure from democrats to come up with a breakthrough. and scotty voting rights advocates on stand by waiting to see what will happen and 2022 and beyond. after

they are about to lay a wreath at the crypt of martin luther king junior and caretta scott king, hisy. he is also expected to back a senate change to get his legislation through. that changes the removal of the filibuster which allows senators to block legislation by talking on till time runs out. president biden is looking to make voting rights a top priority for the us and the republicans are continuing to vote, past voting restrictions at the same level at which he is critical. office up to remind all of this is in the context of the november midterms which are crucial politically. democrats are under intense pressure to get this voting legislation through because they believe its key priority for many of their voters was up as ever with american politics it's notjust about winning people around it's about winning people around it's about getting the people to support you to turn out and vote. president biden and kamala harris they are about to lay a wreath. but we think after that the president will be saying a few words. there have been some criticisms for him from local activis

and coretta scott king in atlanta, georgia. the live feed we are getting from the pool right now.just mentioned, to pass these two pieces of legislation in the senate and the president's speech is expected as we have seen snippets of it to endorse the senate filibuster rules that have stalled the legislation. he is calling for big change. that could have big implications come the midterm elections. so, all eyes on georgia at this moment, trace. >> trace: yeah, and we are expecting the president to speak a little later on today, of course we will bring that to you live. the president thinks it's a very important topic. we talked about this earlier, how the democrats are framing this in a way where they talk about voting rights legislation and what they should do and nancy pelosi, the house speaker last week, the president and the vice president as we see them go by the memorial, martin luther king, jr. they will lay a wreath with coretta scott king, the president and the vice president last week went and said on the anniversary of 1/6, that in fact you know, it was equated with 9/1

and his wife, karen a scott king. >> 2022 is a big year for space science. nasa has two major missions underway and in the segment of q&a, we will learn about both of them. >> i heard there is an asteroid or comet or something that you don't like the looks of. telling about it. you have 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes? a comment between five and 10 kilometers across we estimate came from a cloud and using metal determination -- >> whoa. just tell us what it is. seriously, stop. >> there is a comment heading toward earth. >> what happens then? a with? >> -- a tidal wave? there is 100% certainty of impact. >> can't we just call it a significant event? >> it when not potentially happen. >> 99.78%. >> let's call it 70% and just move on. >> that is a clip from the trailer of the current hit movie on netflix called don't look up. one of a long series of hollywood disaster films centered around asteroids or meteors striking earth. now science is catching up with art and you're involved with a project called dart that revolves around this. >> dart is the redirection test

martin luther king and his wife, coretta scott king, along with two of the kings' children and their. they visited the ebenezer baptist church where king was pastor and that's the same church where georgia senator raphael warnock whose election spurred the voting estrictions has been senior pastor for almost 17 years. the trip culminated with a speech where biden made his most vocal call yet for filibuster reform, a move that would allow two voting rights bills to pass the senate by simple majority, throwing some very thinly veiled criticism at the democratic senators who are now standing in the way. >> i support changing the senate rules, whichever way they need to be changed, to prevent a minority of senators from blocking action on voting rights. when it comes to protecting majority rule in america, the majority should rule in the united states senate. i ask every elected official in america, how do you want to be remembered? consequential moments in history present a choice. do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to be on the side of john lewis o

king's partner, a great american leader, and his partner in the struggle, yes, correta scott king, who so many in this state have worked tirelessly to protect our democracy. you have registered voters. you have organized on college campuses and in senior living communities. at coffee shops and cookouts. you have worn out the soles of your shoes going door to door. and last week the president and i visited atlanta to deliver a message. it is time for the united states senate to do its job. a landmark bill as we all know, sits before the united states senate. the freedom to vote john r. lewis act. this bill represents the first real opportunity to secure the freedom to vote since the united states supreme court gutted the voting rights act nearly a decade ago. and the senate must pass this bill now. you know, it was more than 55 years ago that men, women, and children marched from selma to montgomery to demand the -- when they arrived at the state capitol in alabama, dr. king decried what he called normalcy. the normalcy, the complacency that was denying people the freedom to vote. as dr

coretta scott king and others, stevie wonder and others rallied us to make that a federal holiday asl of us, by the king family, and by those of us in the civil rights leadership. don't make mockery of it. it should not be celebrations tomorrow without legislation. rally and call on voting rights to be done. you can't honor dr. king and then kill the things that he did get done and the things he wanted to continue. and we'll be doing that all day tomorrow. there will be gatherings in washington. we will be livestreaming our annual national action network breakfast tomorrow. we will be doing it virtually because of indoor dining we're not doing. you can watch at 8:30 a.m. where we're going to be honoring yolanda, and we'll be honoring the chair of the congressional black caucus, congresswoman beatty and richmond of the afl-cio as well as we will be hearing from treasury secretary janet yellen. so you can go at 8:30 a.m. to www.nationalactionnetwork.net. and then we'll be in person in harlem 1:30 tomorrow afternoon at the house of justice of national action network. senator schumer and

king's partner, a great american leader, and his partner in the struggle, yes, coretta scott king, whoit and win it in every generation. so many in this state have worked tirelessly to protect our democracy. you have registered voters. you have organized on college campuses and in senior living communities, at coffee shops and cookouts. you've worn out the soles of your shoes going door to door to get out the vote. and last week, the president and i visited atlanta to deliver a message. it is time for united states senate to do its job. a landmark bill as we all know sits before the united states senate. the freedom to vote john r. louis act. this bill represents the first real opportunity to secure the freedom to vote since the supreme court gutted the voting rights act nearly a decade ago, and the senate must pass this bill now. you know, it was more than 55 years ago that men, women, and children marched from selma to montgomery to demand the ballot. when they arrived at the state capitol in alabama, dr. king decried what he called normalcy, the normalcy, the complacency that was de

took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the crypt of the late reverend king and his wife, coretta scott king. cnn higher ground and all these students want to come out and help you know where it matters. most down here is just amazing. it's a great feeling, and i'm really excited to get to work today. back here. in the bay area. student volunteers took part in a community clean up in oakland. at least 50 students from oakland tech picked up trash in the eads avenue area as part of the 15th annual day of service. the event was organized by the higher ground neighborhood development core. it included music, food trucks and a tree planting. in richmond. volunteers from bay hills church honor dr king's legacy by packaging more than 10,000 meals. the church partnered with the international non profit rise against hunger for that event, volunteers filled each package with rice, soy, dehydrated vegetables, invite mints. organizers say the meals will be shipped to people facing hunger around the world. in san jose, the holiday was marked with a giveaway to help those living on the streets. homeless

took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the crypt of the late reverend king and his wife, coretta scott king ground and all these students want to come out and help you know where it matters. most down here is just amazing. it's a great feeling, and i'm really excited to get to work today. back here. in the bay area

but i stand on the shoulders of a widow, coretta scott king, who i got to know in the aftermath of her husband's death, and she worked without ceasing to have his principles, his values, his understanding of the beloved community recognized. and to continue the sense of the rightness and righteous j of voting -- of voting. i had the privilege of working for the southern christian leadership conference. it will always be a special part of my history. i had the privilege of working with the names of individuals that we know and the young, hosea williams, james orange, some of the generals and foot soldiers that were in the army of dr. martin luther king's beloved america. yes, i had the privilege -- i call it that -- of walking on plantations to try to register black share croppers, frightened and intimidated, though dignified, to vote. the intimidation was real because those who owned the general store or the plantation were not eager for those blacks in the south to vote or for those hispanics and others who worked as dr. king worked with dr. cesar chavez and the farm workers. they wer

he and coretta scott king had four children. jr. many people forget that he was a preacher and a prophet. it's appropriate to celebrate those things that he believed in. human kindness, human dignity. the sanctity of life. learning to live together as brothers and i'll add sisters and not perish together as fools. some of his messages were about faith, hope and love. so i remember him as a preacher and a prophet even before he was that very great civil rights leader that we know today. >> john: m.l.k. one said hate pairlizes life. love illuminates it. not many people are listening to those words. >> there's so much division. it breeds hatred, confusion and fear. we're arguing who had a covid or not, why did or didn't you take it, what color is your skin, if your skin color is diffent from mine, i'm a victim or you're a racist. all of that is human. those are human concerns and human issues. reverend dr. martin luther king jr. answered with the word of god. he decided to stick with love. hate so too difficult to bear. god the lov

and coretta scott king. when i was just 5 years old in 2013, the supreme court undid the voting rights act that my grandparents and so many in their generation fought and died for. when i was 12 in 2021, the supreme court further weakened the law until there is almost nothing left. states like my home state of georgia were ready and waiting. they immediately passed laws to make it harder for people to vote, make it impossible to protect elections, and even criminalize the act of passing out food and water to people waiting in long lines. that means i and my peers have fewer rights today than we had the day we were born. i can only imagine what my grandparents would say about that. we must pass federal voting rights legislation now to ensure democracy for all americans. we cannot wait. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: can i do a time check with my favorite timekeeper up there. the

and coretta scott king and the tuskegee airmen. incredible company for an incredible man. ms. dean: i yield the gentlelady one minute. ms. pressley: willie o'ree, now at the age of 86 years young, today, willie o'ree, we give you your flowers. go, bruins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. dean: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. barr: mr. speaker, i would just like to once again reiterate the significance of this congressional gold medal. willie o'ree not only forever changed the sport of hockey, but he truly helped change the history of this country. his determination and perseverance, his trail blazing spirit should be recognized with the congressional gold medal, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. dean: i'm now pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. higgins. the speaker pro tempore: the

king's family took part in another march. his 13-year-old granddaughter calling out two democratic senators by name. here's abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott. >> reporter: just one day before a critical vote in the senate, the family of dr. martin luther king jr. marching in the nation's capital to demand action on voting rights. but they know the odds are stacked against them. senate republicans are opposed and two democratic senators, joe manchin of west virginia and kyrsten sinema of arizona, refuse to change the senate rules so democrats can pass the legislation on their own. dr. king's 13-year-old granddaughter calling them out by name. >> senator sinema, senator manchin, our future hinges on your decision and history will remember what choice you make. >> reporter: manchin released a statement celebrating dr. king's legacy, but made no mention of vote gt righting rights. >> it's kind of frustrating for people to be releasing statements and you really have not totally adhered to my father's ideals. so, my hope and my message to him would be, senator, you got to go further. >> reporter: the senate is expected to debate voting rights le

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and coretta scott king. when i was just 5 years old in 2013, the supreme court undid the voting rights act that my grandparents and so many in their generation fought and died for. when i was 12 in 2021, the supreme court further weakened the law until there is almost nothing left. states like my home state of georgia were ready and waiting. they immediately passed laws to make it harder for people to vote, make it impossible to protect elections, and even criminalize the act of passing out food and water to people waiting in long lines. that means i and my peers have fewer rights today than we had the day we were born. i can only imagine what my grandparents would say about that. we must pass federal voting rights legislation now to ensure democracy for all americans. we cannot wait. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: can i do a time check with my favorite timekeeper up there. the

scott. >>> let's take a look at the forecast. the king tides should be waning just a little bit at this hour, right? >> well, we're actually right now at the king tides so it will gradually go down throughout the afternoon and into the evening. and going above what was forecast because of the storm that's been coming in. so we're seeing some of those scattered showers. as of now, storm ranger showing light activity and it's been steady in parts of the north bay. here's a look at the wider view of that storm system. the clouds reaching in. that kept our temperatures from dipping too much this morning. and now we're going to see some scattered showers as our highs today reach into the mid-50s. still in the cool side but we'll have milder weather throughout the week. as far as the rain, we'll see the highest concentration of that rain along the peninsula and the north bay and it all clearing out as we head into tonight for a little while with the cloudy skies remaining. but we're still going to see unsettled weather over the next couple of d

. >> meanwhile the senate's only black republican senator tim scott is taking a different approach this dr. martin luther king holiday announcing a series of positive videos discussing issues that are important to black voters like building generational wealth. scott says he hopes it will change the conversation around race, which he says president biden's speech exacerbated. bret? >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thanks. let's bring in senior political analyst brit hume. good evening, brit: voting rights reform. it's really voting reform but that's what it's called voting rights reform and they are making this push even though they don't have the votes. >> well, you know, bret, it's an interesting case and something we have seen many times before. this really isn't a voting rights bill. this is a voting rules bill. this is how you do it sometimes you pick a topic where you want to lengths late something or get something done and propose a measure that would do something you would like to see done but also have the additional attraction of helping your party politically. push a name sanctified

king jr day. police chief bill scott mayor london breed other city officials and community members took part in this. it was the san francisco recreation and parks departments . 38th annual mlk celebrations. mary breed says the celebration is a way to honor the life and legacy of dr king and recommit to the vision and courage he embodied. dr king once said, our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that truly matter. and at san franciscans we have never and will never stay silent. we will always speak up for the underrepresented. we will always speak up for the victims of hate and oppression. because this is the heart of who we are as a city and at the heart of who we aspire to be as a nation. martin luther king jr days this coming monday, january 17th. it is traditionally observed around the country as a day of service , someday area mlk event and parades have been canceled due to covid concerns, but an annual oakland event will take place despite the omicron surge. oakland's day of action to reclaim mlk's radical legacy will be held monday as planned. it will be a car caravan an

king jr day. police chief bill scott, the mayor of london, breed, other city officials and community members took part in the celebration. it was the san francisco recreation and parks departments. 38th annual mlk celebration. mayor breach says the celebration is a way to honor the life and legacy of dr king and recommit to the vision and the courage him body. dr king once said, our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that truly matter. and at san franciscans we have never and will never stay silent . we will always speak up for the underrepresented. we will always speak up for the victims of hate and oppression. because this is the heart of who we are as a city and at the heart of who we aspire to be as a nation. martin luther king day. is this coming monday, january the 17th it's traditionally observed around the country. it's a day of service, some bay area mlk day events and parades have been canceled due to covid concerns. cal trains popular annual celebration train is one of those it will not be running a monday. caltrain is advising those interested instead participate

scott, thank you. in the meantime, many people are remembering martin luther king jr. and his legacy this weekend. stanford university held a multifaith celebration today. it was a virtual event because of covid concerns. one of the highlights was remarks by the new head of the university's mlk jr. research and education institute. and coming up at 9:30, we will hear from dr. martin. he is an associate professor at stanford and the director of the university's martin luther king jr. research and education institute. we will talk about the importance of the work the institute does and his vision moving forward. >>> investigators in the east bay are looking for a group of robbery suspects who not only stole a car but a family's dog as well. this is tito. a mother and daughter took the french bulldog for a walk in castro valley last night. police say a black suv pulled in front of them, and four or five people jumped out armed with handguns. they snatched the mother's purse which contained her wallet and keys, and also took the dog before taking off in the suv. few hours later, the suspects went to t

[applause] >> at the lion king the message was loud and clear. so too at james scott asked the audience -- >> get your phones out! >> get them out to post on social media #broadwayisopen. >> it was our way of making the word is loud and clear. >> his covided -- tested the covid. >> broadway is new york city. we aren't going anywhere. ♪ it's up to you ♪ ♪ new york, new york ♪ [applause] liz: disney theatrical producer of aladdin and the lion king are owned by the same parent company as abc 7. this morning we are hearing from alec baldwin. he is complying with a search warrant for his cell phone. baldwin took to social media to say that he is cooperating. >> that is a process that takes time. they have to specify what they want. we are 1000% going to comply. we are perfectly fine. liz: investigators want to look at text messages, photos, gps data and more. a live bullet hit and killed halyna hutchins. still ahead, robot delivery at your service. robots are at hotels! here is a look at the san francisco skyline. it is chilly out there. it is chilly out there. your doctor

the scene, while former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter explained, has a bit more about why he thinks the u. s. isn't our king that russian peacekeepers are, inc, as external? the moment it's pure hypocrisy, but it's so par for the course when it comes to not just the biden administration, but frankly, speaking, any american administration in the post cold war era, you know, the united states continues to be a bitter that somebody like vladimir putin took over from a personally, boris yeltsin, i mean, the 1990 s were the ideal for the united states, a compliant russia was replaced by you know, a stronger leader who sought to assert, you know, russian sovereignty either can be no doubt to what russia's doing because extent today is lawful, it's part of a treaty relationship. they were requested to intervene and they are doing so effectively. but logistics it has, the extern is the biggest of the former soviet republics in central asia and shares big boulder with russia and china to the protests began as a response to rising fuel prices in a southwest, an industrial city. but then quickly spread reportedly driv

scott morrison. and what we've actually had is victorian state government and tennis trailer. extremely king did not go dock of it in the the strain open. they accepted his recommendations and paperwork, but the federal board of force has said he did not present and nuff evidence that he was either exempt from vaccination or had been for medical grounds or he had been vaccinated. so we've actually got the federal government calling the shots on entry to australia. and of course, well, you know, the prime minister says it's not political. it will have a political impact, and i think it will be despite the disruption, the striving open. i generally popular decision by the commonwealth government not to bend the rules for sportsmen. so given the public outcry, you think there's every possibility here the morrison government could have influenced the board of forced decision here of a chocolate. oh no, i'm not suggesting that. i think it was pretty open and shut and you've got to remember that the prime minister was the minister who actually founded the strategy in border force. so he knows how the boar

king jr day. san francisco police chief bill scott mayor london breed and other city officials and community membersrt in the celebration. it was the san francisco recreation and parks departments. 38th annual mlk celebration. mayor breed says this celebration is the way to honor the life and legacy of dr king and recommitted the vision and courage he embodied. dr king once said, our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that truly matter. and at san franciscans we have never and will never stay silent. we will always speak up for the underrepresented. we will always speak up for the victims of hate and oppression. because this is the heart of who we are as a city and at the heart of who we aspire to be. as a nation, martin luther king day is coming up on monday, january 17th. it's traditionally observed around the country as a day of service. no. it's 6 30, a retired san jose police officer, was convicted today in connection with a multi million dollar fraud scheme. robert foster of morgan hill pleaded no contest to a series of felony fraud charges. and will be sentenced to three

king jr day. san francisco police chief phil scott mayor, london breed and other city officials and community membersrt in the ceremony. it was the san francisco recreation and parks departments 38th annual mlk celebration. mayor breed says the virtual gathering as a way to honor the life and legacy of dr king and recommit to the vision and courage he embodied. dr king once said, our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that truly matter. and at san franciscans we have never and will never stay silent. we will always speak up for the underrepresented. we will always speak up for the victims of hate and oppression. because this is the heart of who we are as a city and at the heart of who we aspire to be as a nation, martin luther king day is coming up on monday, january 17th it's traditionally observed around the country. as a day of service , somebody area mlk day events and parades have been canceled due to covid concerns, but an annual oakland event will take place despite the omicron surge . the anti police terror project plans to hold it to annual eighth annual event on monday

of the coby response is going to be crucial, scott morrison, and what we've actually head is victorian state government and tennis. a strongly, extremely king had knock out the dock of which in the strike and open di, accepted. it is recommendations and pipe work, but the federal border force has said he did not present enough evidence that he was either exempt from vaccination or had been for medical grounds or he had been vaccinated. so we've actually got the federal government calling the shots on entry to australia. and of course, while you know, the problem is this is not political. it will have a political impact, and i think it will be despite the disruption to the strategy, an open. i generally popular decision by the commonwealth government not to bend the rules for sportsmen. kind of virus infections of climbed even higher in india. the number of new cases are up nearly a 3rd on thursday to 90000 health officials say the surge is largely being caused by the alma crohn varian. the number of positive cove at 910 increased by 6 times in just one week. most of those cases have turned out to be miles, but india has now recorded its 1st

they were told they'd have martin luther king day off as a paid holiday and then it was changed back to a regular workday. scott budman has the story. >> reporter: mental health clinicians at kaiser oakland say the health care giant went back on its promise to make martin luther king jr. day a paid holiday this year. >> what are we saying as an agency that we don't respect his legacy, but civil rights. >> reporter: now sabrina, a mental health therapist at kaiser oakland says her group and hundreds of others will strike on monday to protest. >> this is not a selling point. when you tell somebody you don't get mlk day but we really believe in civil rights. >> reporter: the larger issue for her staff is the lack of therapists of color at kaiser oakland. she says there are five of them on its adult team. especially given how many patients ask for people they'll feel more comfortable opening up to. >> and when they walk in, they only see one provider, two providers that look like me. they wonder if it's a safe place to go. >> reporter: after the murder of george floyd, they've asked kaiser about doing more to help

the colors of the saw me black one for although the king didn't go on about the cold, he clearly wasn't immune to the chill of minus 13 degrees or scott. so if i to mic cannot have francis called it here before ymca bucket. i'm wearing this lovely dress, but obviously something over to jam monday or shay? my voucher. do you learn how to cope with the cold over time? or especially from the sammy samo. ok, so was girl a little you can learn from indigenous people. we should listen to them and not just in sweden wiki that. the couple ended their visit with a stroll through the market. no doubt, a pleasant change from the formality of their usual engagements for the locals. the visit was a welcome gesture of support. they want to protect their region from exploitation. it's an advantage to have the royals on one side one day later, there was a fridays for future gathering in the arctic circle totally la, that climate activist, greater tune back came to meet with the saw me. and she said to learn from them. but 1st, they listened to her. you seen that us in a kit middle? yeah, we're in the middle of an acute environmental and climate crisi