scott martin and jim frischling are back with us.he scene, didn't like the objects of that. and fro more money at the problem. >> a total mess. the kids of the ones suffering, there is definitely -- they need money to pay for their bids and clothing and what have you been in the meantime it is a much larger issue. you got to be more strategic. >> that is the problem. the solution to a lot of these problems, we will keep throwing money at it. the president and members of congress are not even aware of what the total situation down there is so how could they know how to fix it if they are not on ground zero? melissa: will only cost $20 billion to send everyone back first class. it is about trying to come up with a plan. president obama offering to broker a deal between israel and hamas. we have this problem at home and he is looking at the fighting we seeing and saying i will go there and work on that. >> he has a much better chance of solving the immigration issue than he does trying to solve an issue between israel and hamas. if he c

here is united advisor chief market strategist and fox news contributor scott martin. have charlie and dan back with us as well. scott, i love they go to mcdonald's headquarters to protest there, because mcdonald's itself as corporation only owns 15% of the restaurants. they're protesting against the little guy but they make it look like it's a corporate thing. i don't know. what do you think? >> yeah, believe me, here in chicago love it too. hi, everyone, thanks for coming. melissa, that is the tough thing. you're right, franchisees, small business people in this economy who largely struggled themselves over last few years as the economy slowly recovered. that is number one, number two, look at increase they're asking for. $15, the average worker salary, hourly wage now is about half that. now depend where you go too. that is the other tough part. if you go around the country, go to san francisco or little rock the differences are pretty big. that is another thing. thirdly, mcdonald's if you look at other fast-food companies, wendy's burger king, are best paying group

jo lin kent and scott martin, what do you think of this? >> interesting play.we are talking about is amazon trying to make money off of something they said they would not necessarily do before the earnings call, they would not be getting into direct ecommerce that the investor year to date and trying to compete with twitter. twitter has deals with amazon to put things -- melissa: what do you think? >> i love it. it is the progress facebook is making in our daily lives. melissa: in your daily life, got to stop you, you are on facebook every day, you're going to buy some stuff directly from your page? >> you are a good journalist. i don't have a facebook account. i heard people spend a lot of time on them but if you are an advertiser, if you have a point of sale option for someone to click and lead the facebook site, the credit card is on sale and you can do that if you are an advertiser. melissa: and i an old fogy to say it seems risky to have all my information on facebook? >> you are the type, the car cable, a horse and buggy. melissa: i am going to touch face

martin luther king, jr., and coretta scott king. ved community where the brotherhood and sisterhood of humankind will become a reality. in the spirit of martin and coretta, stir us to resist oppression with transformative love. in the spirit of martin and coretta, inspire us to continue our commitment to non-violence, direct action in the spirit of martin and coretta make us your active disciples who join you in your work of bringing deliverance to captives. restore us to our best selves with new strength and a hopeful faith hastening the day when all of your children can join hands and sing in the words of the negro spiritual "free at last, free at last, thank god all mighty we're free at last." we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. >> up next, senate historian don richie discusses the congressional debate and passage of the 1964 civil civil rights act w

neil: if you don't mind it to just stay there, we have scott martin here. utilities and keep power stations hit. repeated the. it does not take much to bring down the entire bridge >> we're talking refineries refineries, of banks comair traffic control, satellites and russia is known for this there were rushing in criminals i think it was the government in 2007 in georgia cyberattacks and they are known for this. neil: and in the middle of the day it connected with the midwest. that gets to be a big deal. >> your right. it is scary but uncomfortable with the reality that they could take over our power grid we take for granted to have easily accessible affordable energy around us but the production of that and the delivery to was something we a need for everyday life so to imagine somebody could attack us in this way is unsettling. neil: but use that disruption and that structure is compromised. >> just like those issues and we are blaming russia touchier and china is across hairs but these are hopper's without borders. there is a lot of ways to route to the

martin luther king, jr., and coretta scott king. ved community where the brotherhood and sisterhood of humankind will become a reality. in the spirit of martin and coretta, stir us to resist oppression with transformative love. in the spirit of martin and coretta, inspire us to continue our commitment to non-violence, direct action in the spirit of martin and coretta make us your active disciples who join you in your work of bringing deliverance to captives. restore us to our best selves with new strength and a hopeful faith hastening the day when all of your children can join hands and sing in the words of the negro spiritual "free at last, free at last, thank god all mighty we're free at last." we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. >> up next, senate historian don richie discusses the congressional debate and

martin luther king and his wife coreta scott king were awarded a congressional gold medal. is dr. king's niece and authour of the book "king rowels. ". >> it is so depend to say high to everybody. it was not only for dr. martin luther king but coreta scott king, his wife who often was not given enough credit for the important role she played in his life and family and in the civil right's movement. >> governor you know this because you are a family man. the wife supports and helps, and she probably has a real strong opinion of many things herself. and it was the same case with coreta. she was with her husband. >> my wife has a strong opinion. i tell you that. and i think it is important that 50 years ago, when the johwhere president johnson signed the act. how far have we come. >> i remember how it was with the colored water fountains and when my uncle was killed and i wanted to hate somebody. and my daddy said we can't hate white people. are we really free yet? until all of the babies in the womanb and sick and elderly and all of the people who needs jobs and all of that is

martin luther king, jr. and coretta scott king. we have with us many special guests. we're grateful for the presence of president johnson's daughter, linda johnson robb along with her husband former senator chuck robb. [ applause ] we're also pleased to have with us members of the king family. let us welcome them all. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of colors by the united states armed forces lower guard and the singing of our national anthem and the retiring of the colors. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen please remain standing as th

first to national security correspondent david martin at the pentagon. david? >> scott, one of the scenarios investigated were the rebels were trying to shoot down a ukrainian military transport plane and hit the airliner by mistake. this is the missile system the ukrainian government says shot down the malaysian airliner. it is a sophisticated weapon composed of radars, command vehicles and missile launchers. not a weapon a rebel army like the separatists in eastern ukraine would be expected to own or be able to operate. but it is listed as being in the inventory of the ukrainian military. it is possible a unit, along with its operators, was seized by the separatists when they overran ukrainian military bases. it could also have been fired by russians either operating inside eastern ukraine or from their own territory. it was made by a russian company, which has advertised its capabilities with this animation, showing how it could shoot down what looks like an american f-35 jet fighter, a much more difficult target than an airliner. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: just

martin luther king jr., but also for coretta scott king, his wife, who i think often was perhaps notugh credit for the important role she played in his life in the family and really in the civil rights movement. >> governor, you know this, because you're a family man and you have a wife and children form the wife supports and helps, and she probably has a real strong opinion about many things herself. so it was the same case with coretta. >> my wife certainly has a very strong opinion, i tell you that. i think it's also important that 50 years ago, lyndon johnson signed the civil rights act. what have we done since then? how far have we come from 50 years ago? >> well, governor, i remember it at 64 years of age how it was with the colored water fountains and the white water fontens. i remember when my uncle was killed, i was angry, wanted to hate somebody, and my daddy said we can't hate white people, the devil killed your uncle. so times are better, better are we really free yet? i would say until all the babies in the womb, all the sick, all the elderly, all the people need jobs, u

. >> thank you, scott, and martin savidge, too., still out there in cleveland. >> thank you, martin. >>> a serious turn. police revealing disturbing details about how the georgia man accused of killing his son in a hot car, his interactions online, but his neighbors are painting a very different picture of this man. we'll have two neighbors join us, live, next. making sure you pay the right price for a new car just got a whole lot easier. introducing the kelley blue book price advisor. the powerful tool that shows you what should pay. it gives you a fair purchase price that's based on what others recently for the same car and kelley blue book's trusted pricing expertise. it all adds up to the confidence that you'll get a great deal. that's just another way kbb.com helps you make a smart new car decision. >>> as more disturbing details are revealed about the father of the georgia toddler who died in a hot car, paypal says it will give refunds to everyone who doan aifted to a fund-raiser for thr family whether they asked for one or n

martin. live in san jose, scott budman. >> scott, thank you. >>> more international airlines. more finger pointing and december station in the middle east. united nations school where palestinian civilians were staying to protect themselves from the violence was hit. palestinians say israeli tank shells hit the building killing at least 15 people and injuring 200 others. but israel claims the deaths were caused by hamas rockets. the u.n. is calling for a temporary cease-fire so the crews can move in and evacuate the building. in all about 750 people, mostly palestinians, have been killed in the last 18 days. >>> coming up, maybe baseball is just not enough. sneak peek inside the newest club and how much this vip experience will cost you. >> i think the expectation is that this will increase gasoline prices by a modest amount. >> so what does modest mean for california drivers who already have some of the highest gas prices in the couplery? i'm sam brock. oil companies have a campaign warning people that gas prices are about to jump. is it true? reality check is coming up next.

. >> scott peterson was found guilty and is currently on death row. >> martin, i understand you haveone of justin harris' social media profiles. what is it? >> yeah, we did digging and found a site called scout. it was said on the day his son is dying in the parking lot, justin ross harris is communicating with a woman he met on scout. we found a man that looks like justin ross harris, only he's identified in his profile as rj, the photos certainly look like him and some of the information is accurate. he says he's married, by the way, and says he's 27, that's not correct, he was 33, and then it says he's from smyrna, georgia, he's not. there is a haunting quote that says just looking to talk, message me, i'm harmless. that certainly seems ironic given the circumstance he finds himself in right now, anderson. >> i want to bring in our legal analyst, sunny hostin and paul kalin. paul, it is dangerous to judge guilt or innocence by how a parent reacts. i mean, some parents freeze up, some parents, there is no one correct way to react. >> no, there isn't and as jeff toobin said, if ther

scott pelley, have a good evening, family take care. >> pelley: tonight, russia opened fire. >> pelley: tonight, russia opened fire. david martin has the evidence. mark phillips on new discoveries from the jetliner attack. police storm an airliner. bob orr on what caused the raid. israeli makes an ominous announcement, as palestinians bury their children. >> reporter: they were buried so hurriedly that families can only mark the grade with a piece of card board attached to a stick. >> pelley: barry petersen and don dahler report. did an nfl star get a slap on the wrist for domestic abuse? we'll ask james brown. and steve hartman on the road. the chestermans were lost after their daughter was killed, then they discovered the road m

at 8:30, the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king. later, at 9:25. senate historian donald ritchie on the congressional debate and passage of the bill with former cvs correspondent roger mudd. and at 9:25 p.m. eastern, a talk with the author of two presidents, two parties and the battle for the civil rights act of 1964. >> author alan huffman shares a tale of two mississippis as we visit prospect hill in jackson. >> well, prospect hill was founded by isaac ross who was a revolutionary war veteran from south carolina. and when he realized that he was going to die and the slaves would end up being sold or would just become common slaves, he wrote in his will that at the time his daughter's death that plantation would be sold and the money used to pay the way for the slaves to emigrate to liberia where the freed slave colony had been established by the american

martin luther king, jr., hubert humphrey and robert kennedy. in a half hour congressional members mark the anniversary with a ceremony. it awards the congressional gold medal to his wife and coretta scott king. after that don richy discusses the congressional debate and passage of the civil rights act with former cbs correspondent roger mudd and former reporter andy glass. later from the national constitution center, author tom perdom talks about his book, two parties, two presidents and the civil rights act of 1964. american history all weekend every weekend and week nights in primetime during congressional recesses on c-span 3. >>> commenting on the anniversary of the signing president obama said," the civil rights act transformed the concepts of justice equality and democracy for generations to come and brought us closer to making real the declaration at the heart of our founding, that we are all created equal." >>> now the 1964 civil rights act signing ceremony. this is a half hour. >>> my fellow americans, i am about to sign into law the civil rights act of 1964. i want to take this occasion to talk to you about what that law means to every american. 188 years ago this week, a sma

>>> legislation scott was talking about was originally proposed back in 2003 by california senator barbara boxer, also anti-missile technology has been in development by lockheed martin at a bay area location. >>> a manhunt happening right now in philadelphia for two alleged carjackers, police say they mowed down a whole family killing three children. tonight their mother is fighting for her life. kristen dahlgren shows us the growing memorial to the young lives lost. >> reporter: in philadelphia saturday might, a community came together to mourn. >> it's a tragedy. touches my heart. cried all day yesterday. >> reporter: even those who didn't know the family touched by the deadly crash. >> they were younger kids. i'm a parent myself. and it's just a senseless horrible event. >> reporter: 7-year-old terrence moore, his 10-year-old boy thomas and their 15ed-year-old sister, keara, were all killed. mowed down friday afternoon when police say two carjackers lost control of an suv they had just stolen. mom keisha williams as well as a family friend and the woman who was car jacked were seriously wounded. the family was selling fruit for their church to help build a new pl

at 8:30, the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king. later, at 9:25. senate historian donald ritchie on the congressional debate and passage of the bill with former cvs correspondent roger mudd. and at 9:25 p.m. eastern, a talk with the author of two presidents, two parties and the battle for the civil rights act of 1964. >> author alan huffman shares a tale of two mississippis as we visit prospect hill in jackson. >> well, prospect hill was founded by isaac ross who was a revolutionary war veteran from south carolina. and when he realized that he was going to die and the slaves would end up being sold or would just become common slaves, he wrote in his will that at the time his daughter's death that plantation would be sold and the money used to pay the way for the slaves to emigrate to liberia where the freed slave colony had been established by the american colonization. they call it repatriation. they talk about them going back to africa. but you have top understand these people, most of them, they were americans. they have be

scott? >> reporter: hi, liz and allen. great to be with you in the bay area. the u.s. says russia has opened fire on ukraine! david martinill have the evidence and will report on some new discoveries from the jetliner attack. plus, if it's friday, it must be time to go "on the road." tonight, steve hartman meets a couple who was lost after their daughter was killed, then they discovered the road map she secretly left behind. we'll have those stories just ahead on the western edition of the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. ,,,,,,,, tillamook marionberry pie ice cream right nows i'll explode into creamy happiness. wha? oh. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. more h >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, more high ri

at 8:30 the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king. donald ritchie on the congressional debate and passage of the bill with former cbs correspondent, roger mudd. and at 9:25 p.m. eastern a talk with todd kerdham, author of "two presidents, two parties and the battle of the civil rights act of 1964." >>> now you can keep in touch with current events from the nation's capitol using any phone any time with cspan audio now. call 202-626-8888 to hear coop nal coverage, public affairs forums and today's "washington journal." and listen to a recap at 5:00 p.m. on "washington today." you can hear audio beginning sundays at noon eastern. call 202-626-8888. long distance or phone charges may apply. >>> wednesday, two representatives of the kurdistan regional government speak. it's at 12:30 p.m. eastern on cspan. >>> my first reaction was surprise because i had worked for mr. sterling. i coached the clippers in the year 2000. he invited me to his daughter's wedding. i had no idea exactly what was going on, but i also, because of my associat

martin with an american hero. >> nine guys died, so the rest of us could come home. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western addition. we have just learned that ukrainian rebels have turned over to investigators the flight-data recorders of the malaysian flight 17 which was shot down thursday over eastern ukraine. it has been four agonizing days for the families who lost loved ones on flight 17. they pleaded for the return of the remains. today, the pro russian rebels, who control the area of eastern ukraine where the plane was shot down, sent them home in rail cars. 282 of the 298 victims have been recovered, so far. the u.n. security council, including russia, demanded that the rebels now allow investigators safer and unrestricted access to the crash site. we have a team of cbs news correspondents covering this story and we'll begin tonight with mark phillips in ukraine. in ukraine. >> reporter: they died in a place they never intended to be. and now most of the victims of malaysia air flight 17 finally began the journey home. the train of refrigerated

i'm going to let that one go right by, scott mcgrew. 58 degrees right now in concord. 58 oakland. 61 mountain view. and 57 degrees in san martin. what's a little -- 57 half moon bay. temperatures comfortable. down to the low 80s. hey, i've got to tell you, we have fire concerns and we are watching that fire up in napa county. we'll give you the latest up there in a few moments. right now, check your drive. here's mike. >> very slowly -- there we go -- second click worked with the microphone. double lynn interchange, easy drive. issue north live avenue, earlier reports of lumber in the roadway, now a crash. over to the shoulder. and in the backup at grant line road, fender bender. a couple of issues keeping folks over on this side and it's a smoother drive towards 68 on rest of the bay smooth. one live look outside. we'll show you san jose, south bay easier build. no big drama here or bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> sounds good. 5:27. facebook under investigation this morning after it used members for a research project. details next. >>> we continue to follow break news. live look at napa county. continue to find out ho

a long time in coming and it was the work of many people, including, of course, martin luther king, jr. and coretta scott king which we honored today with a congressional gold medal. >> host: congress paid tribute to dr. king and his wife and the passage of the civil rights act. the only time malcolm x and m.l.k. was in march of 1964 during a congressional hearing looking at the friction between the two leaders in the 1960's. in politico, an essay is titled "why the civil rights act could not pass today." he points out the climate in today's washington is so different. celebrating the law's legacy is awkward for republicans and democrats alike. the bipartisanship that carried the day then and now is all but dead. congress is deadlocked on everyday questions from immigration reform to a grand bargain on taxing and spending. it's hard to believe the two parties once cooperated, especially during an election year, to address the single most controversial domestic issue of the day. this morning, the president is written about hardly hiding his patience with house republicans. his speeches in the rose garden

martin o'malley. he will be speaking shortly. as well as the director of the maryland historical society. we thank both of them for the loan of the francis scott key original manuscript, displayed today here with the flag for the first time in our history. sang singer renÉe fleming the gal that she wore while singing the national anthem during the super bowl is also on display. everyday, millions of flags fly in big cities and small towns, like the one where i came from, all across our nation. they hang on front porches and storefronts, schools and military bases, museums, cities, state and federal buildings, small children carry them in big parades. i have a flag that was carried in outer space by a friend of mine who was an astronaut. military men and women carry them into battle. they mark the graves of the following and -- at all of the national cemeteries and normandy cemetery in france. itsalute our flag and what means. we salute those who defend it and those who live up to it. everything those flags stand for everywhere is symbolized by one flight here, and that is "the star-spangled banner." it is here. we at the smithsonian don't own

martin o'malley. he'll be speaking shortly. as well as the director of the maryland historical society. we thank both of them for the loan of the francis scott key's original manuscript displayed today here with the flag for the first time in our history. opera singer renee fleming's gown worn when she sang the national anthem during the 2014 super bowl is also on display. we thank renee. every day, millions of flags fly in big cities and small towns like the one where i came from all across our nation. they hang on front porches and store fronts, schools, military bases, museums, cities, state and federal buildings. small children carry them in big parades. i even have a flag that was carried in outer space by a friend of mine who was an astronaut. our military men and women carry them into battle. they mark the graves of the fallen at arlington national cemetery, gettysburg and the american cemetery in normandy, france. we salute our flag and what it means. we salute those who defend it and those who live up to it. everything those flags stand for everywhere is symbolized by one flag here, and that is the star-spangled banner. it is here,

scott. i didn't know that the tablet, i did not believe it would take off the way it did i'm was picturing people using those as phones, which i almost never see. 59 degrees in san martin. 64 in livermore. 65 in concord. isn't it great to be waking up here in the silicon valley where all of that technology originates? 62 mountain view right now. 65 concord. as you head outdoors, comfortable conditions for you. we are going to feel muggy, mid level cloud cover until 11:00. onshore flow takes over, ocean air moves in. this is our last unseasonably cool day, temperatures in the upper 70s. one more day in the south bay. 79 for us. 75 peninsula. 74 the forecasted high for today on the east shore where the a's are back at it. tonight taking on the astros. i'm going to be out there it's root beer float night. happening just like yesterday, getting a little bit of activity on the radar. flashes of grain which is starting to ramp up right now. we have a fair chance for light showers as we head throughout the morning hours. not look agent same moisture we had yesterday. might have to use the windshield wipers. throughout the end of the week, high pressure takes over. humidity le

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