of the kings. d opportunity there for dominic moore. derek dorsett, brian boyle and dominic moore. they got some fresh bodies on the ice. there you see voynov. ed. >> pierre: there will be a time out from los angeles. brian boyle. that's dominic moore with a glorious opportunity. it just rolls off his stick almost like a wide receiver in football wanting to catch the ball but instead it just starts running before he catches the ball. >> eddie: that line has been consistent here so far in the stanley cup final. that's what you want from your role players and your role line is to force the other team's top offensive line to defend and be in their own zone and that's exactly what happened. that's why darryl sutter, the head coach of the kings, used that time out to give his guys an opportunity to breathe a little bit in overtime. >> pierre: just asked the lineman if he's okay. he got it in the back but he is skating it off. >> doc: kings have used their time-out. 36 years we've had the time-out rule. o

he is the first king of spain in nearly 40 years. ceremonies are kept low key in the harsh economic climates. they want to project a modern monarchy in touch with the people of the country. we've been listening to a speech by the new monarch. our correspondent is in madrid. how has that speech gone down? how would you sum it up? >> reporter: i've been talking to people gathered with excitement to greet the king and queen when they come out on that balcony. people here said yes conclusive speech bunt doesn't change anybody's lives. because really he's the head of state, the king. changing from one king felipe vi as much as he may get hit and understand it, they need a new era in which ethics are the forefront and transparency. they don't govern. it doesn't change anything here in the country including the list of woes such as the economy. bad economic figures came out today. unemployment rate is still high. there's the upset with spain being ejected from the world cup at the hand of chile last night. >> that's the everyday reality for

shot clock and the corner. kinglong to stoll once more. pass ricocheted back down the ice there won't be an icing on this and so it is jonathan quick handing it on to doughty, reverses onto muzzle, the head for williams. williams looks ahead toward king, played it back in and around it goes for lundqvist. just icing along, stralman. grabbed off by williams. played back up the boards again. and here's pearson, a shot, wrap around! will not go! loose puck there by pearson. twirling back. pearson able to protect, shot going to the front, blocked away by the stick of lundqvist. nash goes out. down to the ice, follow up from john moore, loaded on and willie mitchell takes it. >> eddie: there a while again, at the end of aing low, long shift. >> pierre: a long change. >> mike: tied oup with carter i front of the scorer's table. nash is there as well as voynov. [ whistle ] that part of this sport can be very exhausting because you do not want to give a thing. >> eddie: fresh play openers the ice. watch the puck and wraps i

shift change on for the kings. pped and covered by jonathan quick. >> eddie: gaborik had a chance to get this puck for dustin brown. you talk about patience by marian gaborik. hold, hold, hold a second longer, lundqvist, a good save. >> pierre: the extra effort by he and ryan mcdonagh didn't communication. they came back hard on dustin brown. >> doc: richards on this draw with richards. that's brad of the rangers, mike of the kings played on now by mike's former teammate in philadelphia, jeff carter, who brought one off the glass. richards through one. cut off and steered along by carter. carter a shot knocked down in front. trying to pull the trigger, toffoli. blocked and back down it goes. now it's mitchell. taking a look as the teams make another change. gets it back from voynov. bounced one ahead off mike richards. dug out by toffoli but played by mitchell. handed on a cross with a shake back in by voynov. bounces on for kevin klein. nudged across toon moo ojohn mo. then it hopped out of play after nudged by lew

they couldn't avoid the king being affected. blic image by this scandal. >> this is a low point for the family. many spaniardss aged 40 or above remember the king for his role in coming out against a coup by the military in 1981 i think. >> 1981. yeah that was probably his highest point as the person who carried the transition into democracy. his higher price point in '81, his role which is never extremely clear in spain in making, stopping this attempted coup. later on he's been stable. >> he fell to publicity when he went on an elephant shoot? >> right. >> right at the height of the spanish recession. what sort of reputation does crown prince felipe have? >> interestingly enough while the spanish public were saying they were not happy about the image the current king was giving the royal house, they expected felipe to raise it back. he might have a chance. >> thank you very much indeed. we're still waiting for that announcement by king carlos. if you are just joining us, that breaking news in the past few hours. king carlos fro

i haven't used the underground since that night at king's cross. saying it's not safe, because i believe it's far safer now than it ever was. but for me, personally, i'm happy to avoid it. >> those who solved the mystery of the king's cross fire know their intensive efforts will help save lives. >> there's also a plaque in the booking hall to the memory of the people who died there. i often just stop there and stand and read it and just spend a quiet moment in reflection, because there was a human tragedy there which sometimes can easily be forgotten. so, i feel strange going back there and a little shiver. >> i enjoyed seeing the computer model be used in a way that was good, so people could understand what had happened, and therefore, try and prevent it happening again. >> it's opened a whole new line of study on flame spread that perhaps would have taken much longer to achieve if we hadn't had the experience of king's cross. >>> can a new government save iraq as terrorists move on to baghdad? john kerry promises u.s. support if groups can come to

long live the king. long live spain. >> it was more a proclamation than a full-blown coronation, at a time when many spaniards are suffering from an economic downturn. popularity rate of the family has tumbled. felipe they ushered in a new era of monarchy. gn,i commence my rei profoundly moved. i am aware of the responsibility this entails and i have hope for the future of spain. >> standing proud in an open top car, the new king of spain greeted his people for ever, reception attended by over 2000 guests. there inve been out the crowds today watching king felipe they go by. tell us more about the reactions of the people there. >> i think there has been a lot of excitement to see them driving through in the open-topped car, but it has to be said there have not been the crowds we expected here and that the authorities expected. the madrid townhall has put out 100,000 spanish flags, decorating the streets with white flowers, but many people preferred to watch it at home on television. as is probably a sign

we're waiting for a statement from the king. what are the reasons expected as to why he's abdicating now? >> the most obviously or visible one we can see is the health of the king. he's 76, been in poor health over the last four years. he's undergone five operations in two years alone. in public he looks like a frail figure. he hasn't looked like the fresh, vigorous young king that took the thrown in the mid 70s at all. that doesn't seem to be the only reason by any means. as you mention there are political reasons talked about. those seem to be connected to scandals that the royal family and king have been suffering over the last couple of years. most notably when it emerged he had been elephant you wanting when the spanish economy was hitting rock bottom spring 2012. that was bad for him personally. also his son-in-law -- >> sorry to interrupt you. we are getting the statement from king carlos. let's listen in. >> guy, you can see the scene we're getting from madrid. we are expecting the king at the palace to give a statement.

first, the king of spain says he will abdicate the throne after almost 40 years in power. ng juan carlos will be succeeded by his son, prince phillippe. that announcement was made. is stepping down for political reasons, not health reasons. smooth the helped to transition to democracy in the 19th century after the franco dictatorship. he has lost some public support in recent years due to gas and corruption scandals. for more, let's bring in phil, in madrid. we're waiting now, just momentarily, for some word from the king himself. what do we think he might say about the reasons behind his abdication? >> the prime minister was saying he was advocating for political reasons, rather than health reasons. the king has been in declining health over recent years. he has had a number of problems. one of the reasons his popularity has been declining is because he groped a -- broke a hip. >> we're listening to an audio message now from the king. let's listen. [no audio] >> sorry about that. seems to not have started. it continue. his popularity has been declining slightly in recent y

>>ddie: what a push by the l.a. kings early. for jared stoll, defenseman getting involved, martinez throws it to the front of the net there's justin williams with the redirect. >> pierre: look athe puck pursuit by mikechards, who's got a flair for the dramatic. lundqvist comes up with another doozy. >> eddie: a good play from tanner pearson the initial forecheck to tie up the defenseman, stralman. >> mike: the kings again. mcdonagh touches the head, st. louis couldn't get it, dropping back now is king, played by defense. matt greene sent it bac carefully down. and itlot be an icing. so, now mcdonagh turning with it. 2:20 into the first overtime period. iftled a bit. across and m a back for ugain. kicked along by lieu, which didnee itrecovers. lewis, down to the ice he goes. it is back out again. ic hand, a it was m by n! batt t half court reaching is tamp pitche tohe head, careened back from lewis. carried by richards, into the zone, a shot and it got the gla right back around, trading opportunities, off dorsett and backdown. wi

the prince will soon be king philip the sixth. he will have to transform the role of king. >> a quick look at other news from around the world. hundreds of armed separatists in ukraine have launched an attack on a border guard camp in the east of the country. the border agency says five militants have been killed. there has been an explosion at the headquarters of the self-styled regional administration. at least 16 people have been killed in heavy fighting in the libyan city of benghazi between militias and forces loyal to a renegade general. a number of soldiers were killed in clashes at an army base. the general has been behind a number of attacks on militant strongholds in recent weeks. american military hospital in germany said today army sergeant bowe bergdahl is in stable condition but requires more treatment after arriving from afghanistan. he was held in captivity by the taliban for five years until the white house negotiated his release this weekend. the obama administration is receiving criticism from congress for sendi

there you see the king perhaps for the last time as king, he is finalizing the process of handing overhis son who will become king philippe. let's have this report from our correspondent jonah hull. >> reporter: mentionel facts and the king in the same sentence, and you get an instant reaction. >> maybe if our monarchy were closer to the scandinavian monarchy, and [ inaudible ] hunting ehhel -- elephants in africa, where people here claim for food, maybe i would like my monarchy. >> reporter: people were appalled by the king's hunting exploits in africa, some question whether the monarchy still has a role to play. when juan carlos announced his intention to step down, thousands demonstrated in favorite for a republic. activists who have launched their own informal referendum say spaniards should be allowed to choose. when the king steps out on that balcony on thursday, he'll do so fairly certain that there isn't about to an official referendum on the monarchy, but he'll stand there knowing there's little room for error. they inherit a kingdom reduced in wealth and public tolerance. he

the king refused to do that. so then the colonists are judging the king and are claiming their equality with the king, claiming a right to judge whether he lived up to the core issue of reciprocity and he judges they haven't and they decide to revolt. in making that argue. they set that ethical commitment to reciprocity to phares prosty -- phares prosty at the core of their mitt -- plate cat commitments. so when we get to the expend they say we mutually pledge our lives, fortunes and sacred honor to one another, they built an egalitarian bond with each other based on the prison primp of res pros -- the principle of reciprocity. >> this is a fascinating conversation. we wanted to leave some time for questions. so, if people have questions, just congregate behind the microphone over here. >> we will call on you. >> good afternoon, mr. ellis. was curious, do you think that there was a real fear of monarchy developing after the revolution in the americas? >> you men in the 1780s and '90s? >> yes. >> yeah. monarchy is

but the kings came back in the third. dustin brown takes a shot on goal, and marian gaborik is there for the put-back to tie it up. then in overtime, the kings get behind the net and find alec martinez, whose shot gets deflected off nick leddy and past corey crawford. kings win five to four in o-t. they'll play the new york rangers for the stanley cup. tonya francisco is live on the near west side with more fan reaction to the hawks disappointing loss. >> they are crushed. fans are crushed. hopefully they are slipping off their disappointment at this hour. but here at the grill, the official restaurant for the blackhawks, the window that has been keeping track of that road into the cup is frozen in time. five wins short of a repeat. fans gathered at their favorite bars hoping they would be able to pull off the seemingly impossible feat of coming back from being down three games to 12 seasons in a row to make it to the final. it looked good early on but after 5 minutes 47 seconds of overtime that was it. heartbreak said in

king juan carlos was accompanied by his wife and the future king, crown principle philippe. the prayed followed more marches as republicans again demanded a refer endum on the future of the monarchy. the story. >> reporter: they are calling for change. a word you hear a lot on the streets of spain these days. this is a movement born out of frustration with a political system, corruption, and unemployment. spain's royal family, once so popular, is viewed by some as part of the problem. >> we don't want -- we can't decide what we want to be. we don't want the king. the be son's he son was not involved. the monarchy is trying to change. it's promised only top royals will have access to special privileges. those supporting the monarchy have held their own smaller rallies. they say a president can't unite spain like a king. >> for the socialists, for the populists, you know, he has spoken to governs, presidents from all over the world. no matter their ideology. the president of the republic might have issues. >> the royal family is also an international brand. it promotes trade an

the l.a. kings defeated the rangers to win the stanley cup.he mayors of the cities made a wager on the outcome. the bet was if the kings lost mayor garcetti would have to sing "new york, new york." if the kings lost mayor deblaz i don't would have to sing "i love l.a." please welcome mayor garcetti! [ cheers and applause ] >> it's amazing. >> jimmy: welcome, welcome,. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i enjoyed your performance at the rally today. >> you've got to remember we didn't win in long ball, we won in hockey. kids out there, do not say what your mayor said today. >> jimmy: they told us not the curse, then the mayor came out and cursed. >> if i could vote you'd have my vote. >> jimmy: all right, this is a sweet part of it. because we're going to go live now to new york city where your east coast counterpart, mayor bill de blasio, is standing by. let's go to him right now. i believe he is at the abc studios in new york. hello, mayor. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. >> jimmy, i always wanted to meet you but not like this, man. >> jimmy: well, tha

the king has been suffering poor health and now will make way for his son. >> king juan carlos helped smooth its transition into democracicy. and for that the spanish people held him in high regard. the elderly spanish sovereign have become visibly frail and out of step with modern attitudes. nevertheless, the abdication announcement still came as a huge surprise. >> his majesty the king has abdicated. >> photographs provided by the spanish government shows the moment the abdication order was signed. it was followed by an outgoing statement from the outgoing king himself. >> my only ambition was and will always be to contribute to the welfare, progress and liberty to all spanish people. i want the best of spain to whom i have dedicated my entire life and whose service i have given all my ability, my hopes and my efforts. >> king carlos came to power in 1975 just two days after franco's death. his approach was fresh and easy going. in 1981 when soldiers stormed parliament and attempt admit coup, juan carlos had shown a decisive side. one that earned praise. but in recent years his popu

louis chi tha puck in behind the defense of the l.a. kings. ew dghty comes all the over,eftart o yr reen, re b louis ere, support from kreider and dough a w over, stick on . no shot on >> pierre: in this series, doughty had one game,ye 41 nus, 41 seion. eeps in he willre that. >> mikinith it there, plays by ch, summed down and covered by jonathan quick. >> eddie: i think this is the best game that brad richards has played in a long time for the rangers. it started on a power play, way back in the first period, a couple of quality changes. richards finds his pucand just getstohenet, no th ke>> prre: sro hit w ch a good playmaker, that mikne lements, pitive f m. williangs out ahead. goes in after it with john moore. aund hind. crosschecked e. wiiavoklei eene. the ba, the ot, hits front, bounced out away. lliams pivoting, a logjam of players here, the ice mark, williams again circling, by klein, puck to stoll, stoll has open, ot an s m b lundqst onwiiams! he has had td around the net. got their othe this o ar swing further. moving in is llbehind t

this is close to the current king, the man that announced abdication yesterday. this is where his father is buried and all other kings and queens of spain are also buried. there's a military parade thought to be in the next half hour. the image is the image of two men, father and son, prince and king. side by side first time since the abdication of the king yesterday. >> of course we've been hearing about the protest. we're seeing pictures of the prince and his wife, very young, popular, comfortable. this is not going to hold sway politically now? >> reporter: it's important to point out as the spanish anthem plays in the background, numbers last night at the protest in madrid were not huge. . several thousand people. this is more main stream than a country like britain. there are a lot of people in spain strongly pro the monarchy, proud of the history of the monarchy here in spain. carefully core graphed day as this happens not far from where we're standing toward the residence of the prime minister. he has been chairing a special cabinet meeting where his govern

as one of europe's most colorful royals the outgoing king was also a good sailor and even shown in the one nine hundred seventy two live crew was threatened back in the eighty's by a military coup which he survived going on t.v. and calling for the public's support of democracy. but as a key to cyclists they dip into the legend of him being in. by the helping people on remote roads and the king hit headlines again and if it was they asked the late venezuelan president hugo chavez but shut up. there on the host and he's. really think of the royals do people in spain care well definitely people in spain care and that's why. on the streets through the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have brendan be really to decide whether they were a king billions or they just wanted the team to beat up forever so that was the main concern is the. state. is. reporting from london.

that tells me that the l.a. kings are getting stronger. and the rangers need to find energy and get zip back in their game. pierre mcguire talked about alain vigneault on the bench telling them let's get skating. they didn't in the third period. if they don't in overtime, this game will end with an l.a. victory. >> one thing certain when we open up a stanley cup final you need to be prepared to win this. for the third straight year game one of the final heads to overtime. back in the city that never sleeps, it's past 11:00, they are still going strong. it is 2-2. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] is your morning trying to tell you something? ♪ maybe we should have gotten him one? [ female announcer ] sweet, chilled, creamy mccafé iced coffee from mcdonald's. wait! that's the teleprompter guy. [ female announcer ] another reason to love mccafé. ♪ [ female announcer ] another reason to love mccafé. hey chuck, kick the beat. ♪ check out the low end on this thing! somebody call a doctor 'cause i got a bad case of boogie fever! ♪ ♪ i got my paws in the a

he needs to be -- a useful role. >> this is the beginning of a short farewell of the king. the handover is expected to take place in a matter of weeks. prince flip philippee philippe d since childhood for this role. >> it -- we have just learned that it will be june the 18th that prince philippe will become king of spain. >>> pakistani politician has been arrested in london. >>> mqm party was arrested on suspicion of money laundering. hussein is wanted in pakistan, has lived in the united kingdom since the 1990s. nah dean musrat is a spokesperson for the mqm, says nothing has been going on. >> what we have been facing for last few years, bank accounts have been frozen, and systematically closed by one bank or another. most people are compelled to give donations in cash here. if we still have bank facilities, and the pakistani straight laws had permitted transfer of money from pakistani accounts to mqm accounts here, we wouldn't have any cash here. unfortunately because of this handicapped we were compelled to keep cash. and we have provided already to the police all the evid

the king of pop was poised to regain his throne. >> this is it. i mean, this is really it. is the final -- this is the final curtain call. >> according to the contact with concert promoters aeg, michael was to perform 50 concerts at the 02 center in london over a nine-month period. >> i'll be performing the songs my fans want to hear. >> but was michael physically up to the challenge? both michael and aeg had a lot on the line. >> it was his comeback. it was his renaissance. his rebirth on stage. after so many years of being out of the spotlight, a lot of people were wondering if he could pull this off. >> this is it. and see you in july. >> but there were questions about whether jackson was ready. kenny ortega, the director for "this is it," called a private meeting at jackson's home. aeg ceo, randy phillips, attended the meeting. >> kenny was concerned that he wasn't coming to enough rehearsals, that he was taking it too nonchalant. and michael explained that he needed kenny to build the house, and that he would come in and paint the front door. >> on the afternoon on jun

this follows the abdication of king juan carlos. >> yes, it is. the crowds are getting bigger as we speak. they are pretty quiet in terms of violence but vocal for what they're saying. they're calling for a third republic. they say tomorrow the monarchy will end. let's get the cameraman to pan down and look at what's going on in the crowds. this is an age of austerity in spain and many are upset with the monarchy. they see this as a new era, new beginning for spain but don't want the monarchy anymore. they are calling for a republic. they are calling for a new generation, new era of hope. this is a big problem for the spanish government because actually is legally there is no mechanism for abdication for prince phillip who is the son of juan carlos to take over. >> nasiny, i don't know if you can still hear me but i guess royalists are hoping that the in-coming king will help save the monarchy. because the king has been quite popular in the past few years hasn't he? >> yes has. he has been popular for the past few years, can you hear me felicity? >

the king of spain decided to abdicate. >> the surprise announcement by king juan carlos, handing theer over to his son. page of on the front this magazine. promising to reveal the secrets of the sudden abdication. king is respected in spain for overseeing the democratic transition of the country, the royal family has come under criticism and its image has been tarnished. there were allegations of corruption and there was one photo we kept seeing this week, the king on a hunting trip, elephant hunting in 2012. it was on the time of tax during the economic crisis. spanish media is saying the country needs a new king. they talk about a young team for new hope. the king is not dead, live the new king. >> time for sports on france 24. a closer look at tennis. andy murray's latest clay-court battle and the rest of the news from the french open. ♪ ' hopes ofnfils becoming the first frenchman to win the french open are over after being beaten by britain's andy murray. murray was two sets in front before gael monfils came back, murray blitzed him. i feel madonna on course for a ninth -- rapha

third period, the rebound, tying it for the kings at 2. o on and on and nobody wants to go home. we're in the second overtime. the rebound from 12 feet and it's time to party in los angeles. williams, the playoff mvp, and the kings who had the sharks -- trailed the sharks 3-0 in the first round, and the sharks lost the next four, can only sit and think, hey, that might have been us. the kings win the stanley cup tonight in if five games, eliminating the new york rangers. jeter and the yankees due a big crowd at the coliseum. he had a couple of singles, and left field, off gray, seven hits, three runs over six innings, and here we go. 7-0, yankees, and all the yankees' 12 hits were singles and the a's lead cut to three half games. giants, maybe their worst performance of the year, certainly in the ninth inning, rosario, hello, right in the face, lincecum, two runs, six innings, not bad and morris lays well and posey is scoring and morris hustling to third. 4-2, and romo coughed it up. he could only retire one of six hitters and the rockies s

he was sworn in as the new king of spain. >> long live the king. long live spain. >> industrial coworkers here in france has been striking for the ninth day today. railway angry about the reform bill. the government and the national are operator asencio telling the rail workers it is enough and time to get back to work. day of strikes. on thursday, 710 long-distance trains will be operational with two out of three running on regional lines. it is a big improvement from previous days and the protest has started to run out of steam. striker turnout has been reduced to just under 10.5% due to financial reasons. strike theo were on first two days do not agree with the reform agreed upon by the government and asencio. mpsn wednesday, french adopted the most important part of the bill for real reform. to reassure the sector, they have announced a new company, but have also called for the strike to end. >> that is it was a i cannot say anything else. a message echoed by the head of thesncf. for him, the strike has already cost too much for the >> we lost

due to the work of dr. kingnd president johnson, i am able to stand here today as the third african-american and second woman to represent the 11th district of ohio. i am here on behalf of the 43 members of the congressional black caucus which i am honored to share. the civil rights act of 1964 did more than help end discrimination in america. the civil rights act made it so legal discrimination could no longer be a barrier to what one could achieve. the civil rights act clarify the difference between all men being created equal, and all men receiving equal treatment. the constitution established one as a principal, the civil rights act of 1964 as a practice. giving a generation of americans hope that they too could be acknowledged as full citizens of this great nation. as president johnson signed the civil rights act of 1964 into law, he stated that america is a founders new freedom would only be secure if each generation fought to renew and enlarge its meaning. what the civil rights act and his other great wor

the new king later appeared before his subjects with his commoner wife on the balcony of the royal palace the crowning ceremony was ok so as not to anger spaniards dealing with the start to. the schedule to take place in the capital later today the spied upon the. banks well definitely people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually want a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king stealing the. house is going to cost these are twenty fourteen time and some people who appreciate the royal family all those people who are very conservative you have press magazines in spain it depicted king juan carlos passing the crown crown internet there is a lot of oh yeah. and also several cartoonist of these magazine resign and they just released today a book against a mourner keep. the old king stepping don marks the end of an era of extraordinary people on the throne as a gifted sealer he competed in the nineteen seventy two olympics following a military coup back in the eighty's he went on t.v

the deals that freed them. >>> and surprise abdication. spain's king juan carlos said that he'll step down from the country's throne. >> there have been running gun battles between pro-russian militia and ukrainian troops in the country's east. it began with a talk by hundreds of separatists in a camp in luhansk. five of the pro russian fighters were killed. >> reporter: the ukrainian border guard under attack in a dawn raid by straightist fighters. surrounded by a force of up to 500 strong. ukrainian jet fight precious scrimmibled, flying missions over the city of luhansk, where it claimed that the attack was being order nateed. heavy plumes of smoke rise above the skyline. the region northeast of the city of doneskt has seen a sharp up serge in supplies of ammunition and new weapons. ukraine's president-elect has vowed to press through a military mission against them. labeling them as terrorists and enemies of the state. it's attacks likes these that could endanger that mission with each day that passes more and more volunteers are coming in, many of

one of the reasons dr. king stood up against the war was, he thought he was standing with president johnson. president johnson would say to him over the phone, they are trying to get me to bomb this. you don't know the job i have standing up against the generals. they want more troops. felt that plus the meeting with -- who explained to him the buddhist position of the tension between the vietnamese and the chinese. ironically, the one war i had to mediate was between china and vietnam. and so, they were wrong about vietnam. we knew it and nobody would admit it. -- and i still don't understand what hoover's motivation was, but he had a sick envy or hatred of martin luther king. >> on hoover, yes. hoover sent this memo out describing dr. king. unbelievable. you are right about the selma thing. after bloody sunday when the march resumed, johnson sent troops. we nationalize the guard to protect the marchers. my instruction was to send memos to the white house every two hours about those marchers. you can read them.

and one of the reasons why dr. king stood up against the war in vietnam was he thought he was standing with president johnson. because president johnson would say to him over the phone, look, they're trying to get me to bomb this, they're trying to get me to do that. you don't know the job i have standing up against the generals. they want more troops, they want -- and so he felt that plus the meeting with tricknothan, who explained to him the buddhist position of the tension between the vietnamese and the chinese. and ironically the one war i had to mediate at the u.n. was between china and vietnam. and so they were wrong about vietnam. and we knew it and nobody would admit it. and that i think plus -- and i still don't understand what hoover's motivation was. but he had a sicken i have or hatred of martin luther king. >> let me just put in two points. on hoover, i remember i was then bob mcnamara's assistant in the pentagon and hoover sent out this memo describing dr. king to all the cabinet officers. unbelievable. bu

the kings are headed to the stanley cup final. >> there we have it, the kings taking this series aftervictory. host the rangers on game one of the stanley cup finals wednesday night. so the mascot, and paid up with jimmy fallon yesterday, after the rangers beat the canadiens, the mascot traveled to montreal landmarks wearing a fallon jersey, taking pictures. he wore the new york gear to at least ten different spots. poor thing. he's very distraught. poor upie. >>> for baseball news, houston and the o's leading the astros 5-1 in the six. and then -- >> that one deep to left field, it is way back. it is good-bye. a grand slam home run. >> well, the slam there, first of his career. the o's get the win. >> are you excited about that highlight? >> i think it's great. i don't think we covered the orioles enough. i have been criticized on twitter for that. >>> and red sox hosting the rays in a three-game set. after the historic ten-game losing streak last week, the seventh-straight. 4-0. >>> and bees in dodgers stadium before the pirates game. not a good oh men. pittsburgh getsed 5-3 win. bil

have the rangers and kings ever squared off in the finals? >> never.they ever have done in the kings were in the finals went gretzky was they are back in 93 and the rangers last won the cup 1994. david: who can forget gretzky being hated by all canadians after he made the switch to la. this was actually the first time a sports franchise in la has faced off with a sports franchise in new york the matter what sports since early in the 80s. >> that's right, yankees and dodgers you have to go back to and in the hl your loving this. you have the two biggest media market and you also have nbc, which has shown every game live during the course. david: they really lucked out. >> streaming live in the viewership numbers because the games have been so break -- great have local records. david: box, we should mention, fox sports just find the kings, so we give his of the the action also. >> two years ago, right around that time it was very poor to it is on fox's part because they realize the kings weren't just a one-shot team and were here for a while and they are

the kings were back on home ice. t the end of the second brian boyle put new york on top with the shorthanded goal. he goes top shelf beating jonathon quick. the kings come back in the third. he goes through the legs of lundquist and tied at two. in double overtime the kings are on a 3-2 break. alex martinez puts in the rebound. l.a. wins it despite 48 saves by lundquist. future hall of famer derek jeter is making an appearance. he was met with boos and cheers. the a's starter gave up two runs in the first. a single to left and success -- cespedes with a throw to home. they tacked on another one in the second and gardener drops one in left. the yankees go on to blank oakland 7-0. two relievers combined for a two-hitter. despite this guy's outfit the tigers were not at at&t park. they were tied in the fifth when the hit is missed by stubs. buster posey scores. but sergio romo could not protect the two-run lead in the 9th. the soft single to center and drives in a pair. the rockies score 5 times in the 9th and stun the

well you stay with us here on out say yes we tell you more about the new king golf spy later on we'll take a look at what the change of throne really means pull the spanish people and whether the pneumonic has enough strength to withstand the challenges he faces in the cash strapped country. but. they would like to know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and i was proud cynical we've been a high jinks trying handful of friends dash all corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem to try and rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america have on camera go ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. well the bank you're watching internationally now

. >> the kings beat, well, are they, your blawkhawks. black hawk finance. >> they are my blawkhawks fan. the network needs l.a.-new york rivalry. david: rigged? >> we knew it was going to happen anyway. liz: rigged? let me say something, if -- david: exactly what liz would be saying, scott. liz: i think it is almost rigged. oh, my god. calling -- >> there will be a brand new book out now. david: scott, now liz and i throughout the series, so this is going to be war here. liz: scott, thank you. david: this will be war. >> no problem, see ya. liz: we need to get to breaking news about the epa proposing new rules to regulate carbon emissions asking car coal plants to cut emissions by 30% by the year 2030. david: the plan is already causing, we have the person at the center storm. rich edson in a fox business exclusive interview with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> dave and liz, we heard from the p.e.t. and epa administrator. we'll ask from mitch mcconnell definitely a different perspective from the administration. some thought per

it has both the kings' and the rangers' names on it, so -- >> that's the one. saying? >> yes. that's going well. obviously, all of our l.a. kings' jerseys are doing quite well. we brought special merchandise in on a daily basis into our stores and online, and we have our if-win rders ready to go. liz: we're fair and balanced here, last week we had rich mow mow -- modell selling ranger stuff. i, of course, am a kings fan, but this pennant, i wanted to show people this. this is interesting, it shows both teams because this does seem to be that epic, once in a lifetime moment. you said three times the sales that you saw about a year ago for kings' stuff, but will it really add to your bottom line in the end? >> well, it will be a huge driver for us if the kings are good enough and, obviously, we think they are, to go on and win the cup. and what's really exciting for us with our relationship with the national hockey league is ten years ago when the kings won the cup, we were able to secure a visit by the cup itself into our west los angeles store which is really a

they talk about continued of the king the queen of the president but it's the system that needs to be changed not particular persons people are demanding changes and the latest election to the year of parliament. the two biggest party has lost it and it's not difficult to see where such resentment stems from almost a third of spain's working population is jobless and the government is increasing social cuts the educated king may not have been directly involved in this but is still associated to have played a role in causing the difficult conditions ordinary spaniards are experiencing. even after juan carlos announced his abdication people were in the streets paralyzing the spanish capital they say the country needs a total political revamp and are pushing for a referendum but according to those initiating it the government is not so keen on holding it. there is not going to be a referendum as their primary threat and that's why we are going to have him a referendum done by the people and for the people of spain brace itself for another string of anti-monarchy protests it seems many es

to be the father of the kings, he tries to kill both him and his son. -- predict it to be the father kings. it means he will not ever sleep again and there is no satisfaction. the first moment we see him as king, they celebrate. they walked down the production house in the coronation and he sits down and said to be zealous is nothing but to be safely -- to be thus is nothing but to be safely thus. i'm here with a crown and a throne but it's nothing. --and then athus splurge of paranoia and in his royalty of nature. >> no one that i know of is more identified with shakespeare than a living actor today. because of so many things, producing and acting, there is this question. when you prepared to do macbeth, do you look at every production that you can get your hands on to see whatever form you can get your hands on? >> over the years, i suppose i have, but i did the opposite for this. i knew that i was going to do it or at least i wanted to do it any much when i stopped looking at other productions. >> that is when you thought the time is for me. >> i did not want my brain to be full o

the king koog do so much. >> the procession will bring the royal family, king felipe vi, his wife and daughters to the royal palace, where they'll step onto the balcony and waive to the crowds. the beginning of a new era in spain. >>> jonah hull in madrid. more to come on the newshour from doha. including - marching to their open beat. the former child soldiers getting a fresh start in the donning -- democratic republic of congo. also ahead how a crowning jewel risks losing its lustre and why china could be the reason. and in sport spain knocked out of the world cup after losing to chile. >>> tens of thousands of people in northern pakistan are leaving their homes. the army is targetting anti-government forces in north waziristan. mean of the displaced are heading to ban u province. >> reporter: they left op foot when no help arrived and bombs fell around them. these are some of the residents of the north waziristan trying to reach safety. pakistan says it will continue the operation until the last fighter is flushed out. this man and his children sought shelter at the school and is w

liz: until it's the kings. onsorships have come through and, of course, you do air on nbc. i think they should be airing on the broadcast network, but they're on nbc sports channel. >> well, tomorrow night and for the rest of the final we will be on nbc. liz: finally. >> we have other major sponsors whether it's millercoors or interrise rent a car. they're -- enterprise rent a car. doing nhl-themed commercials we probably have more respond sores, major business partners than ever before. liz: it is not just the teams it is the cup. and for those of you who don't know, every single team member of every team that plays and wins the stanley cup, if you see very tightly here, every team member and the staff too get engraved -- >> 2378 names. there are five bands, 13 teams on a band, four blank spots. liz: in fact, you've even got a commercial where is it called lift the cup or raise the cup? i love this commercial because it's almost time lapse photography where they pick every winner from the past, and you see them

give the kings some depth. give them a guy that's pure goal scorer and the chemistry between him and the manager hands the it to a special man, anze kopitar. >> mike: the capping of a magnificent year, his father coached him for the slovenia national team at the olympics. and they celebrated a big win there. and here is that dream. this is matt greene. jarret stoll. there are 17 on this team who have had this experience as kings before. marian gaborik was one of the guys who had not. [ "we are the champions" continues to play ] old stuff for justin williams but it doesn't seem old, does it? [ cheering ] >> yeah, baby! at 37, willie mitchell. that thing weighs 35 pounds. after double overtime, adrenaline kicks in. that weight in 2007 with the ducks, raised it with a separated shoulder. jim rutherford, then-general manager of the hurricanes, had invasive kidney stone surge and was told not to lift anything over two pounds. two days later, he managed. who's next? mike richards. [ cheering ] the beards are a part of

the kings were back on home ice. at the end of the second brian boyle put new york on top with the shorthanded goal. he goes top shelf beating jonathon quick. the kings come back in the third. he goes through the legs of lundquist and tied at two. in double overtime the kings are on a 3-2 break. alex martinez puts in the rebound. l.a. wins it despite 48 saves by lundquist. future hall of famer derek jeter is making an appearance. he was met with boos and cheers. the a's starter gave up two runs in the first. a single to left and success -- cespedes with a throw to home. they tacked on another one in the second and gardener drops one in left. the yankees go on to blank oakland 7-0. two relievers combined for a two-hitter. despite this guy's outfit the tigers were not at at&t park. they were tied in the fifth when the hit is missed by stubs. buster posey scores. but sergio romo could not protect the two-run lead in the 9th. the soft single to center and drives in a pair. the rockies score 5 times in the 9th and stun the

shirt fans celebrating the recent victory of the l.a. kings noticed that they were not alone what was believed to be a police drone was flying over them filming them i thought of moral contempt for drones or just for the hell of it the crowd began to throw random objects at it until it was brought down i think this event makes two very big points firstly a lot of the surveillance state is not that hard to stop i mean there are satellite photos being taken of us all the time and n.s.a. spying on a communications but any camera or other device than throwing distance of a brick is at the mercy of us ninety nine percent and secondly generally if a crowd of people does something few ever get punished i mean if this drone was actually a police drone would they try to lock up the entire crowd for breaking it no they wouldn't and they couldn't for some reason if one person commits an act of civil disobedience they are in for it but if a crowd does it they generally get away with it so if you're going to defend your right to privacy from drones bring f

right now i'm pretty excited about the kings. >> jimmy: is your family into the kings?gh series because i have the new york family that are the rangers fans. >> jimmy: oh. ooh. >> i know. i'm really -- i'm torn about it, actually. it makes me a little sick. >> jimmy: are you guys fighting about it? >> well, not yet. >> jimmy: not yet. you will be, yeah. >> i think so. and we're italian. so it's the elephant in the room right now. nobody's really talking about it. >> jimmy: hair will be pulled. >> and then we won't talk to each other for like ten years. it will be a disaster. >> jimmy: that seems extreme. but you have to do what you have to do. now, this is a real thing in your house. this is not a setup. this is not especially for the playoffs. this exists at all times in your home. this is a little shrine to the kings. >> okay. >> jimmy: tell us what we have there. >> this is my bob miller autographed picture. he's the kings' announcer. this is my kopastar stress ball. get it? this is my luc robitaille rookie card. this is some weird gretzky giveaway thing they did in

ice hockey and the kings will play the rangers and the kings knocked out defenders the chicago blackhawkst home and took 2-0 league before los angeles came back and took the lead with patrick sharp but here comes the king and making it 3-3. once again patrick sharp put the horseback in front. but once again los angeles levelled 4-4 and with a goal in the third period. over time and it was los angeles who prevailed and alex martinez with a goal and meaning the kings go to the stanley cup finals and will play the new york rangers and the game is this wednesday. they are targeting victory in the 2015 tour de france after claiming the title and the first columbia to win the grand tour race. and he road a pink bicycle and finished 2 minutes 58 seconds ahead of the second person at the final stage. mark is celebrating six win and the spanyard on the bike on the final lap of the grand prix and taking the race win for a clean sweep having poll position and having won six races this season and 150 points and rossi is second with 97. lots more sport on our website and check out al jazeera/sport and