and this year, first place in her age group goes to selma.aying this speech because you got to be on stage and also the prizes. practice makes perfect. and selma is not opposed to spending hours rehearsing, including hand gestures for emphasis. >> i practiced with my parents every day, okay? and they give me suggestions on how to make it better. even her name carries historical weight, so selma means peace and serves as a reminder of the 1965 civil rights marches in alabama. >> the selma to montgomery marches were something that was historically significant, that it was about, and she was. she was born in 2017, and a lot of what was on her mind was democracy, justice, the right to vote. >> now she's preparing for the next speech in the school districts. doctor martin luther king junior oratorical fest, just in time for mlk day. adam moment when 22 million negroes of the united states of america are engaged in a creative battle . to end the long night of racial injustice. >> it's not her first time delivering a speech. >> she competed in last

from selma to montgomery, alabama. it's an mlk tradition in the city, and as abc seven news anchor dion lim shows us a way to share king's dream with people of all races and ages. >> from the air was a sight to behold as thousands marched across the lefty o'doul bridge in san francisco. >> we're still fighting a good fight. we're trying to fight the good fight every day. >> the crossing part of a symbolic route in monday's martin luther king junior day march, as those gathered reflect on bloody sunday in march of 1965, when supporters of doctor king were beaten by police as they crossed the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, at the beginning of a 54 mile trek to montgomery. >> for me, it's a blessing to be here, to walk in unity with all these people of all races, because martin luther king's dream and i'm here. >> while the civil rights marches in alabama helped earn black americans voting rights, those in attendance on this monday. i'm gonna let it shine. say the key to harmony is first, through education. many

to support long-term recovery efforts in selma county.gether we delivered more than $22 m s.b.a. small bus assistance, to green county, sumter and dallas county. we secured $2 delta regional authority to repave selma roads and $500,000 choice grant from h.u.d. to build more affordable housing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. sewell: i want to extend my sincere thanks to every agency that helped us. we're on the road to recovery and we'll build back better because of your efforts. thank you and i yield back my the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from louisiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: withou■ objection, the gentlewoman is ms. letlow: mr. speaker, today my community is hurting and mourning the loss of ■(. braddock inlouisiana, who le mark on everyone who knew him. tarver was known for his contagious, positive attitude and hisov making people laugh it. to know him you knew yo

from selma to montgomery, alabama.bc seven news anchor dion lim from the air was a sight to behold as thousands marched across the lefty o'doul bridge in san francisco. >> we're still fighting a good fight. we're trying to fight the good fight every day. >> the crossing part of a symbolic route in monday's martin luther king jr. day march. as those gathered reflect on bloody sunday in march of 1965, when supporters of doctor king were beaten by police as they crossed the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, at the beginning of a 54 mile trek to montgomery. >> for me, it's a blessing to be here, to walk in unity with all these people of all races, because martin luther king's dream and i'm here for the civil rights marches in selma, paved the way for the voting rights act, solidifying black americans right to vote. >> those in attendance on this monday behind the let it shine say the key to harmony is first, through education, many passing out fliers and holding up signs. >> it's overwhelming and it's so great to see

king's, she said the distance between the two cities is roughly the distance of the 1965 march from selma to montgomery, alabama. the two mile march in san francisco also has its own symbolism. >> the annual crossing of this bridge is meant to commemorate and symbolize the crossing of the edmund pettis bridge in selma, which turned violent in 1965. in march 1965, marchers were met by alabama state troopers with billie clubs. the event became known as bloody sunday. days later, trinity to let a more peaceful march across the bridge in what is seen as a turning point in the civil rights movement. today there are no police with billie clubs. today the black police chief marches along with the black strict attorney and the black mayor. >> it is pretty incredible in san francisco where the population is less than 5% and we are leading the city. it is pretty remarkable. it is an honor and privilege to be here. >>> following the march, celebrations continued at -- gardens. according to the trinity to center, this lands on his actual birthday. dr. king would have been 95 today. in san francisco,

started my career in montgomery, alabama, at the southern poverty law center, and spending time in selma. i would read taylor branch's books, i watched "eyes on the prize," i walked to stand on the bridge where john lewis and others stood in 1965. i was instilled with a deep sense of responsibility to ask myself, one, would i have been someone -- i certainly hope i would be -- what i've been someone who stood on that bridge in march of 1965 facing down the violence to ensure that the promise of one person, one vote, was a reality. answering that question, looking for where the foot of that bridge is today in the modern era and to try to be there, and all of that in that moment, it came down to becoming an election lawyer as a way of ensuring that the promise of the civil rights movement and the promise of the voting rights act was fully realized. mark: so, as professor, or dean, what was the most enjoyable part of your life as a professor and/or dean? sec. benson: i love working with the professors and fighting for the law school in the university system, fighting for a better budget, fi

and please note, the governor in georgia signed that law on the 56th anniversary of the march from selma to montgomery. today, and states across our nation, extremists propose and pass laws to attack a woman's freedom to make decisions about her own body. laws that would even make no exception for rape and incest. and let us all agree, one does not have to abandon their faith and deeply held beliefs to agree. the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. [applause] freedom. every person in our nation has a right to live safe and to live free from the horror of gun violence. and yet today, these so-called leaders stand by and refused to pass reasonable gun safety laws that help protect our children and places of worship. every person in our nation has a right to be who they are and love who they love openly and with pride and yet this past year, extremists have proposed or passed hundreds of laws targeting lgbtq people. every person in our nation has a right to be free, to learn and acknowledge our country's true and full history and yet today, extremists passbook ban

, alabama and it was really spending time in selma. i watched eyes on the prize, i would go on my own to walk across the bridge, and stand were john lewis and others stood in march 1965, instilled with a sense of responsibility to act - ask myself would i be someone? i wanted to be someone who stood in that bridge in march of 1965 and face down the violence to make sure the promise of one person one vote was a reality and to look for where the foot of the bridge is today in the modern era and try to be there and all of that in that moment, came down to becoming an election lawyer and as a way of ensuring the promise of the civil rights movement was fully realized. >> reporter: as professor or dean, what was the most enjoyable part of your life as a professor and/or dean? >> i love working with the professors, fighting for the law school within the university system, fighting for better budgets, fighting for better scholarships for students, reconnecting our alums to the institution which was great pathway for our students to become who

yes, selma white took first place in the frederick douglass oratorical contest. >> it is whether thision has in itself sufficient moral stamina to maintain its own honor and integrity by vindicating. >> how about selma? she competed remotely and performed part of douglass speech, the race problem. she's been invited to deliver her speech in washington at the frederick douglass birthday celebration next month. what an honor and well deserved. >> awesome. >> so poised, she said. >> i know she isn't she sweet? all right, let's get a check on our weather. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is back. sandy. yeah. >> enjoy this break. while we have it, because we have more rain coming our way. so dan and i do want to talk about our rainy season, because i know people are saying, hey, we've had rain, we've had rain every few days. what's going on? are we going to be in for a wet winter with a strong el nino? well, let's just do a quick comparison. last year this is 2023, rainy season. at this point, sfo was double the amount that we're at right now. we're at 79% of average at sfo.

hypocrisy abounds, and please note the governor in georgia signed that law on the 56th anniversary of the selmaes across our nation, extremists propose and pass laws to attack a woman's freedom to make decisions about her own body. [cheering]g] laws that would even -- make no exception for rape and incest, and let usmr all agree - one does not have to abandon belief to agree the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. [applause] freedom, every person in our nation has a right to live safe and from the horror of gun violence. and yet today, these so-called■j leaders stand by and refuse to pass reasonable gun safety laws to help protect our children and places of worship. every person in our nation has a right to be who they are and love who they love openly and with pride and yet this past year, extremists have proposed our passed hundreds of laws targeting lbgtq pevery person ia right to be free to learn and acknowledge our country's true and yet today -- extremists passed book 2024. and then -- they even tried to erase overlook and rewrite the ugly parts of our past, for

yes, selma white took first place in the frederick douglass oratorical contest. >> it is whether thisation has in itself sufficient moral stamina to maintain its own honor and integrity by vindicating. >> how about selma? she competed remotely and performed part of douglass speech, the race problem. she's been invited to deliver her speech in washington at the frederick douglass birthday celebration next month. what an honor and well deserved. >> awesome. >> so poised, she said. >> i know she isn't she sweet? all right, let's get a check on our weather. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is back. sandy. yeah. >> enjoy this break. while we have it, because we have more rain coming our way. so dan and i do want to talk about our rainy season, because i know people are saying, hey, we've had rain, we've had rain every few days. what's going on? are we going to be in for a wet winter with a strong el nino? well, let's just do a quick comparison. last year this is 2023, rainy season. at this point, sfo was double the amount that we're at right now. we're at 79% of average at sfo

and ava duvernay does that again in her latest film "origin," hits like "selma" and when they see usarned her global acclaim but she takes things beyond the united states, drawing parallels with nazi germany and india's caste system. here's a clip from the trailer. >> i want to be in the story. really inside the story. and build a thesis that shows how all of this is linked. >> i've got to be honest with you, i don't understand. i don't see it. >> folks need to know about this. >> you're trying to make sense of risk, but your thesis is flawed. >> it's inspire bid isabel wilkinson's 2020 best seller caste, the origins of our discontents, and duvernay joined me essentially to bring this huge idea to the screen a movie. ava duvernay, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> this is an amazing film, but when did you first pick up the book, and know that this was phenomenal and that you wanted to turn it into a film. >> i heard about the book a couple of months before it came out. it hit in the summer of 2020, a couple of months after the murder of george floyd. reading it d

ivan pyshnenko, his wife olga, their children danila and polina and their pets, rainbow, gosha and selmantertainment and humorous programs, hello, look, hands, hello, guys, come on, friends here, vanya, hello, hello, glad to meet you, who did you bring to me, guys, tell me who’s here, come on, tribute, tell me, dan, these are all yours, yes, dan , how you persuaded the parents to have all these children, i didn’t persuade, i just asked, okay, who’s here, this is elblifar, a girl, a rainbow, her name is, this is a lizard, which means , you call it a rainbow, let's go straight ahead. but, for example, when there is some kind of move, they probably, yes it is possible, well, they are very calm, they can be nervous and worried, but this is stress , well, i must say that she is very beautiful, very beautiful, yes, how did you get her, i they gave me a birthday present when i turned six, yeah, this is the only one moreover, the lizard that we bought, because at one point we had about 15 of them, which he himself caught there near anapa, near yekaterinburg, near saratov. and lived in our terrar

the ride leaves from san jose and pays tribute to the 1965 march from selma to montgomery.hey were marching against policies that made it difficult for black americans to voted. >> here we have a chance to remember people who fought. black, white, all races, colors, religions. people fought for the rights that we have and we march to remember that. >> once the train arrived in san francisco, there was a march to the northern california mlk center as events are planned there all day. >>> a live look outside. beautiful weather on this monday after serious rain on saturday. let's check with jessica burch for the holiday afternoon forecast. >>> it's a beautiful day to kick offer the week. throughout the bay area, we are talking about upper 50s and lower 60s with light winds and cloudy skies. it's going to look different into the next couple days. we are dealing with fog in early hours like this morning when we had the dense fog advisory in the north bay in areas like santa rosa, petaluma. we are left with partly cloudy skies. watch what happens into the forecast tomorrow mornin

early 90s she said the 55 mile different between the cities is essentially the same distance from selma and montgomery so lots of symbolism. >> so many families take part in a that for years. thank you, sergio quintana. >>> music and dancing brought smiles to san diego state university. there was a luncheon today. the african-american community organize the event in this years speaker was academic author and activist mark hill. >>> let's take a look at the weather. i see some blue skies out there but also some cloud cover around the bay. and i can sense a storm is a brewing, vianey. >> that's right. we have some incoming rain and how will that impact your tuesday? let's take a look at the microclimate forecast because we are also looking at rain totals. we have 50s and 60s right now and wind speeds are calm. hit but here is what is coming ahead. we have satellite and radar with a mix of clouds and sunshine and then into the overnight hours we have an increase of cloud cover and fog. this is not just the storm on tuesday. this is a series of storms lining up. i also want to show you the

here's the is incredibly so it's not a matter of the that one for the drain, the way at the end of the selma. but it fits, it contains energy over winter releases that energy into the ice around it. and then lowering this interior region to continue to accelerate not just in the summer, but also in the wind. there's no going back on. it's very, very difficult to bicycle environment back. nothing other than an ice age is the we found mountain water inside the ice, which is new and important information. it might be that the ice contains huge amounts of liquid, won't to that final ice as melted the even our best models have predicted in the lifespan about children, temperatures and sea levels will rise files to and foster until the world might well become unrecognizable. one seems like a doomsday scenario from a science fiction story is becoming reality. we must listen to the scientists. those who say we have no time to waste. the nature is trying to tell us something, the, [000:00:00;00] the, it may have been decommissioned but the new to power plant in mole belgium is busy as an and this is

. >>> in selma county -- firefighters have already responded to 3 down trees tonight. two of those trees came back on power lines. the chief said he expects more issues as the storm stack up but at this point they do not expect the russian -- a reminder you can track the weather anytime you want to honor nbc bay area. we have an easy way for you to download it right here just point your phone's camera at the qr code on your screen and it will take you to the apple you can use storm ranger's exclusive radar and create custom forecast alerts for your specific neighborhood. >>> developing news out of vallejo where a very large site showed a very large crowd to century plaza. you can see right there the crowd, dozens of crowds gathered for the illegal son show and you can hear sirens in the background as police responded to try to break things up. we reached out to police and vallejo for more information but no word back. >>> recently proved gaza -- is only made everything less safe. that is a harsh statement coming from mayor london n. breed. a divided san francisco board

selma competed remotely and perform part of douglass speech. the race problem.he's been invited to deliver her speech in washington, d.c. at the frederick douglass birthday celebration, which is next month . congrats. yes, congratulations and a wonderful honor for our abc colleague, mark consuelos. >> the actor, producer and talk show host is featured on the cover of diversity. com magazine and the profile piece, mark describes how he got into acting by happenstance and why it's so important to him that latinos and diversity are represented in the entertainment industry. he also spoke about the honor of being named grand marshal and the los angeles mexican independence parade, telling the magazine, quote, what a gift it was. i got to go to the mexican consulate and meet all the people that were responsible for the parade. that was really great, and i got to honor my father, who came to this country when he was a teenager from mexico. so we posted a link to the article on our website, abc seven news.com. and of course you can watch live with kelly and mark weekda

she takes issue with selma dogs wording, and then we don't say enemies. we say separatists armenians are not our enemies. we don't see them as enemies. the immense, if that's a letter from what the minds were laid by armenian separatist forces in cairo by some of them. most of with lot of mean a lot of them to well, that makes the wonder, are we going to get honest opinions? here are just with the as a by showing the government wants us to hear we are back on the road not door. no. colorado is located on us or by johnny territory, but it was historically inhabited mainly by armenians. in the 1990s, armenia took military control, and many other series had to flee. now the tide has turned us up by john, rich from oil and gas, put the brake away, republic under seas before recapturing it, leading to the displacement of 100000 armenians. places turned into ghost towns. there are some we can't even visit alongside all of that. construction sites as a by zone is building apartments for a series. like is my username. i know if she takes us into his new home wher

inshallah, fajr , cities like miyibod baf in yazd province, greetings to you khoi and selmas in west azarbaijan province, greetings in lorestan province, i.e. cities that may not be the center of the province in that sense. fortunately , we are fully covered by this network, more than 100 cities of ms. emami's sarkar are completely covered, now all the people of this dam city in all its parts can receive the service at a minimum cost . in fact, this is a very important point for people that we provide this service that can provide nearly a thousand megabytes of high-speed data per second at a very low cost, that is, fiber technology. compared to the previous technology, nouri has the difference that the speed is almost 100 times faster, which means that if you have idsl at home now, your speed is average. it is in a second , this with fiber reaches close to a thousand with a very low price, and in the regions of my country, this means that the speed will increase as well as the quality. it will increase, if we want to say in a more normal language, and the services that are received

greetings to you khoi and selmas in west azarbaijan province. greetings in lorestan province. that is, the cities that may not be the capital of the province in that sense, fortunately , more than 100 cities of sarkar khanum emami kamel are fully covered by this network. it is covered and now all the people of this hundred cities can receive this service in all its parts with minimum cost. in fact, this is a very important point for the people that we have this service that can download nearly a thousand megabytes per second. people , we are providing it at a very low cost, that is, fiber technology has the difference compared to the previous technology , that the speed is almost 100 times, that is, if you id have it at home now. your average speed is between 10 and 12 megabits per second. with fiber, it reaches close to 1000 at a very low price, and in the regions of my country , this means that the speed will increase and the quality will increase. if we want to say it in a more normal language, and the services that are received are at a reasonable and normal cost , yes, ye

from selma to montgomery, alabama. some marchers we spoke with been participating for 20 years. >> for it because it brings unity and a martin king's dream to have everyone hand-in-hand like we are. this is her first time this has led first time. and, you know, to see that we're all in unit, kate. it's a blessing our our dream martin luther have com. we have a long way still, but it is still here. >> the one and a half mile march started this morning at the san francisco caltrain station and ended at your buena park. still to come here on kron, 4 news at 11, trump ends up on top for the iowa caucus. >> what he said to supporters after his land. 5 win. plus major freeway closures in the bay area this week. what you need to know when we come back. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back hom

sometimes even live streamed by soldiers. selma is facebook's outsourcing company that employed her. they sometimes offered circled wellness time, 20 minutes with the counselor, but it was no help. she wasn't allowed to talk about what should saying a, i'm afraid i became desensitized. adult react to seeing blood or dismembered bodies because i saw it for hours every day. i don't feel like i'm part of normal society anymore. in the past, facebook has been accused of not doing enough to prevent the spread of incitement to violence. in ethiopia. fiore says that's because only around 20 people worked on the content on the warranty drive. far too small, attain to effectively block harmful and inciting content. the coordination of britons, king charles in me, might have seemed a 1000 miles away from africa, just like the mass of diamonds in the royal palace. many of them were taken from african mines doing the colonial era activity. see the rocks western and the saw, the combination of the ideal moment to demand that the british monarchy returned. what do you describe as loot? yes. a clos

la familia durante este operativo con las 3 órdenes de allanamiento en la ciudad de riley porlier y selma se encuentran actualmente detenidas en el departamento de policía, pendiente de entrevistas por parte de los investigadores fuera de cámara. platicó con un familiar de las víctimas que se identificó como primo de los fallecidos y me asegura que la cuarta víctima que encontraron las autoridades esta mañana es su primo matthew van ness, a quien las autoridades estaban buscando, ya que cuenta con problemas de salud. esta información no ha sido confirmada por el jefe de la policía por el momento ya que se encuentran en el proceso de identificación de la víctima. >> that was in there is a juvenile another mail is in his early and i believe the female is in her late thirties. >> la muerte de estos 4 individuos no está directamente relacionada en este momento, dice el jefe de la policía de riley. pero las pruebas recopila pueden proporcionar información valiosa sobre las circunstancias , mencionó durante la investigación se encontraron varios elementos potencialmente vinculados con la invest

líder a quien hoy conmemoramos una ruta que tiene aproximadamente la misma distancia que hay entre selmas civiles. >> el sueño que tiene todos tenemos que tener un sueño y tener un sueño grande. y mi sueño es para dar amor en todo lugar, en todo. en todo lo que hago. >> eso es lo que te inspira martin luther king? si pero aquí no solo estuvieron residentes de varias partes de la bahía, también los máximos líderes de san francisco. la fiscal jenkins trajo a sus 2 hijos pequeños y nos dijo que ellos son niños latinos y negros. y necesitan saber qué significa esta batalla y que como fiscal sabe que hay que erradicar el racismo y la injusticia. sociales mientras la alcaldesa aseguró que king es de gran inspiración y que su arma fue el amor para combatir las injusticias, lo cual se le ice us all together. el jefe de la policía dijo que este día nos une a todos para ayudarnos y avanzar hacia un mejor futuro. y quienes aquí vinieron cruzaron el puente de san francisco, ubicado en la calle tercera y king, no solo para honrar esa famosa marcha del doctor martin luther king, su persona, sino tambi

so, because of selma's positions on god, so it's one thing they had never felt that there won't be another form resistance that it will take on the q a stature in the world. and that is really what not to be seen is livingston, but the palestinians. and this they haven't guaranteed for they thought it was over . mentioned you how going to the united nations and trying to map of the all to buy the west bank and gaza and saying this is part of the map of this room. that's how arrogant this far right. the government to me is ready to go up and the united states refused to stop it. they went alone with this, cuz the only bar in the world who could stop is through, within a 24 hours as the united states. when they say we've gone be a lot and they've done it before, i've sent you recall in 1957 when is read 1st occupied casa preston dies in the hall, who was the president and asked them to get out. they've been there for, for. ready months, they're primavera didn't need preston sanctions. within a few weeks, they were out of to casa, so big a very dependent on the united states, despite these re

i'm going to get the with selma who level now i want to educate people of the importance i'm convinced them to start quoting now or for friends of mine. now i know the children are also aware of the financial benefits of conservation. given that if i am a customer, i would like to protect these animals because they help the country is going to change it or safari, it's always and brings us money. people come to see that i know and, and that generates revenue your best. so it helped improve people standard of living. it gives me the name, growth of simple the standard and poors. literally. why says he's optimistic about the future because it seems that young people are becoming more environmental, be aware that is how you would since day. so you just say that because i did become able to learn to say that i'm and so i'm going to send that to learn about 12 day. of course, i won't feed him to take off with about this particular, but on the line that he won't even know some names is pictures of the some plants that do funding this particular area and they know the use. so that is somebody

pasamos al condado fresno en la ciudad de selma.egales. los adultos son ihop salama, de 40 años, y su esposa andrea salama, de 36. ellos enfrentan múltiples cargos por delitos graves que incluyen distribución de narcóticos. no se dieron detalles con respecto al menor de edad en oakland hace pocas horas localizaron una camioneta de mudanzas robada el día lunes a plena luz del día sobre la avenida ransom. según las autoridades, una mujer se estaba mudando y en cuestión de segundos, el vehículo fue robado con todas sus pertenencias dentro, incluyendo documentos personales de la víctima. dijo que la camioneta fue reconocida por una persona. gracias a los reportajes que hicimos en telemundo 48 y nuestra estación hermana nbc bay area. la policía de stockton pide a la comunidad que le ayude a identificar a este sospechoso que ve en pantalla, el cual alrededor de las 17:30 de la tarde del sábado rompió la ventana de un negocio en la cuadra 300 de la calle. el dorado norte de esa ciudad. el intentó ingresar, pero no lo consiguió. también int

con las 3 órdenes de allanamiento en la ciudad de riley y selma, fueron detenidas 3 personas.én residente de riley y rafael gonzález de 21 años, han sido ingresados en la cárcel del condado de fresno, acusados de complicidad después del hecho, brian y rafael están en una relación de noviazgo y el joven de 17 años es el hijo de ryan. también el jefe de la policía de riley da a conocer más detalles de los 3 cuerpos encontrados el sábado. >> that was in there is a juvenil. another mail is in his heart and i believe the female is in her late thirties. >> la investigación sigue activa y la policía trabaja incansablemente para descubrir todos los aspectos relacionados con este trágico suceso. también agradecieron a los miembros de la comunidad, quienes han brindado valiosa información y apoyo a lo largo de esta investigación. mencionaron en un comunicado de prensa las autoridades en riley carlos trejo, telemundo. >> gracias, carlos. en california, una nueva ley entrará en vigor en el mes de julio con el fin de evitar que personas caigan en las manos de abusadores. me explico. se tra

between the two cities, was roughly as the same as the distance of the 1965 civil rights march from selma to montgomery, alabama. once they reach the city, a march through san francisco includes crossing the lefty o'doul bridge. it's intended to reference the crossing of the edmund pettus bridge back in 1965 and the violence those marchers faced. today the city's black police chief bill scott marched with the city's black d.a., brooke jenkins. you saw also mayor london breed. a significant change from that alabama march nearly 60 years ago. >> at the time, there was lynchings. there was a lot of discrimination. black people couldn't eat in the same restaurants as white people, like interracial marriage, all of those things, and how you see people of all races, of all ages, and people who are coming together to lift up his legacy. >> martin luther king day is always celebrated on the third monday of january. this year it lands on his actual birthday. dr. king would have been 95 years old today. >>> let's go back to our top story now, the iowa caucuses. this is the first step to a party nom

killed in the savvy concerts, is stumble. us intelligence found that savvy crime prints mohammed bin selma, sanctioned his murder more missiles like these will soon be on their way to saudi arabia. that's off the german government, scrapped a 5 year old ban on arms exports. but belin still seems on decided on allowing the saudis to get more jets, defy them from your advisor is a part of the corporation between germany, italy, spain, and the u. k. and saudi arabia already has dozens of them. when the car and german government was formed, it said it would not approve the delivery of any more jets. the reason re adds war against who the rebels and yemen, and the brutal killing of saudi john list jamal control g. but the complex between israel and a mass has changed the calculus violin now sees saudi arabia as a partner, willing to stand up for stability with in the middle east. ok, as you say, it was i says real know is that it's security also depends on stability in the region and saudi arabia based on everything we hear, i know and talk about wants to fill the role of stability, usually a w

it was a tribute to king's march from selma to montgomery, alabama, in 1965. many marchers got to san francisco on board what was called the freedom train run by caltrain. it starts in san jose and on board there was singing and lessons on dr. king's life. we talked to teachers who brought students along for the ride. >> i'm a teacher. so i'm also bringing students to understand and get a sense of his work and the impact that he's had on a lot of communities here, especially the african american community. >> this trip with the youth, it was crazy. it was loud and explosive, but they partied all the way and their sign said, "peace, love, and unity" as well as "jesus is the answer." so we're looking forward to not giving up that dream. >> here we have a chance to remember people who fought, black, white, all races, all colors, all religions, people fought for the rights that we have in this country and we march to remember that. >> the holiday has become a national day of service with many tributes to dr. king, but in oakland they held an annual march to rememb

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