king. but in two states, in alabama and mississippi, today is not just martin luther king day, today in alabama and mississippi, it's king lee day. not kingly like an adverb, but king-lee, as in martin luther king and robert e. lee. in mississippi and alabama today, in 2023, they have added to martin luther king day another state holiday on the same day honoring the commander of the confederate army that fought to preserve slavery. and virginia used to do that too until the year 2000. and arkansas used to do that too. they used to do king-lee day as well until 2018. but even if it took them a long time to get there, at least arkansas and virginia did finally give it up and stop using the federal martin luther king civil rights holiday to also honor slavery. mississippi and alabama are still doing that, as of this year, which is amazing. federally the king holiday is designated by congress as a day of service. a day that americans are called on to volunteer or do other acts of service in the

it's based on a very beautiful photograph of martin luther king and coretta scott king after he found out he had won the nobel prize. it's just -- >> greg: it's for the artist. abstract art is always for the artist, charlie. am i right? >> totally. i was so amazed by that g-rated opening. i'm really impressed with you. you know, like when you look at that, the technical expertise in her hands, it's beautifully done. but the end result is, like you say, what is this? and you're talking about, at a time in this country, where we're tearing down statues to heroes, you have a crew hero, who is like, like on par with george washington in america. everybody loves martin luther king. people fight over who is more in the vein of martin luther king, and a headless weird -- the hands -- >> it's such a good point. living statues and now we make won without a face. >> you don't know what it is. >> the same with martin luther king boulevard. kat -- >> i don't know what you guys are talking about. i look at that and i say, wow what a beautiful image of dr. king hugging his wife coretta. >> without

i'm jane king. >> president biden did pay tribute to doctor king in washington today, reverend al keynote speaker at the be the - national action network's annual king holiday breakfast. >> i ran for president. try to help answer that. doctor king's life and legacy of my view shows the way forward. 2 years ago our economy was on his back flat its back. people were hurt particularly minority communities. black americans and other people of color are disproportionately hit. kabul and i and our administration acted decisively. with the help of people in this room to not only rescue the economy from pandemic downturn, but the lay the foundation for a stronger and more resilient and more equitable economy. >> yesterday president biden became the first sitting president to deliver a sunday morning sermon at the historic ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. doctor king served as pastor there until his assassination in 1968. and meantime, the investigation into documents allegedly misplaced in one of president biden's a previous offices continues. >> washington correspondent alexandra limon has re

king. >> the british defense secretary who says ukraine has now reached a new level of support. says uk setting main battle tanks the country. in the meantime, poland's prime minister, calling on germany to supply, quote, all sorts of weapons to ukraine. that would include the tank. this means that drum defense minister has resigned. high-level u.s. delegation which continues a deputy secretary of state. i will meet with the top officials in kyiv on wednesday. the cool story from the u.s. commitment to ukraine and its defense. this comes in the same day we learned that ukrainian troops, in the u.s., began trading on the patriots missile system. cnn's -- reporting from the pentagon. but >> the first group of ukrainian troops has arrived at fort sealed in oklahoma to begin training sometime this week on patriot missile systems. fort -- is where the u.s. conducted its own patriot training. now doing for u.s. troops, but also for visiting troops from allies and partners. that is where the team

martin luther king jr day and on dr king's i have a dream speech, it says in part quote. he delivered a vision of a nation where all people are truly equal, where america finally lives up to its original promise of freedom and justice. for all we have come so far as a nation since that day. today we celebrate that progress and honor all who fought in the civil rights movement in the years that followed, but our work is far from done. tomorrow is the seventh annual national day of racial healing and to understand more about what that means. we spoke earlier today on the four to lejeune, montgomery to bron, president and ceo of the w. k. kellogg foundation. we talked about it as a process because it's a conversation, and it's a way of engaging that allows everyone to tell their story and be heard and firmed. but it's more than a process. it is a practice. it is a way of being and as you talk about the exhaustion um, what we want to support at the kellogg foundation is how these conversations become how we engage with one another on a regular basis. montgomery to bron says p

kings. mr. president. it is natural for a man to indulge in the illusion of hope. we are apt to to shut our isaac and stop painful. and listen the song of the sirens as she transforms us into beasts. but is this the part of men engaged in the arduous struggle for liberty? are we disposed to count ourselves among the number of those who, having see not having ears, hear? not those things? so nearly affect our temporal salvation? well, for my part, whatever anguish to the it may cost. i willing to know the whole truth, to know the worst, and to provide for it. i have put one lamp by which my feet were guided, and that is the lamp of experience. i know no way to judge the future, but by the past and judging by the past, i wish to know what there has been in the conduct. the british ministry for the last ten years to justify five hopes with which these gentlemen have been so pleased to themselves. and this house can be that insidious smile with which our petition has been so lately received. oh,

luther king jr day. the other sides that are free today include yosemite, sequoia and kings canyon, along with pinnacles national park about 80 miles southeast of san jose. this is part of an effort to increase access to national parks as well as promoting outdoor recreation. but you have to be careful and aware of this. you still need a parking reservation at muir woods. and as of this morning they're only about a dozen left a dozen need a reservation, and i'm sure it's still pretty muddy out there as well. but always that is absolutely one of my favorite spots. woods alright, let's check in with sal for a look at the commute some problem spots you're looking at. that's right. and but also pam and david is a little lighter than usual on some other commutes. as long as you drive safely, i think you'll have a better commute than you would on the typical monday. if you do have to go to work. a lot of people are taking are taking the day off or they have the day off for the king. holiday traffic on the rich

you can see the replay at the king monument at the national mall. also present biden making it clear that he does not see today i work about commemorating some past history but a test for right now, for all of us about how america faces the rising hate with today's problem and not just yesterday's. also how we deal with what we know is the original sin of racism and racial strife, supersized in some way for this maggot era. >> we face another inflection point and one that will determine what this country will look like several decades from now. will we choose democracy and community over chaos? love over hate? these are the questions of our time and in the life and legacy of doctor king and remind us to show us the way forward. >> biden spoke at an event hosted by reverend sharpton which came after biden was the first sitting president ever to deliver the sunday sermon at the atlanta church of doctor king, and that has been a place that has been back in the news because the court role led by the first ever black senator from georgia. plenty of symbo

he was a school king as a child. he was a school king charles is a of charles and not is a kind of comfort to him and, you know, william is almost banging on about mental issues. that about mental health issues. that is issue. and yet is charles's issue. and yet he is charles's issue. and yet he is the typical, isn't is exposed. the typical, isn't it, be left all of a it, the be kind left all of a sudden. it, the be kind left all of a sudden . nothing, nothing kind of sudden. nothing, nothing kind of caring . also slags off prince caring. also slags off prince for losing his hair which let just say this a little bit ironic because the studio liked him was nothing. but you know he his own he was justifying taking the money from netflix and all these multimillion dollar projects and saying he was doing it because. it was of historical significance . this is tittle significance. this is tittle tattle from a whingeing little women , a man. exactly and this women, a man. exactly and this is a man of great privilege . is a

king met his wife, coretta scott king, while attending nearby boston university. time now for a look at your monday weather. morning. another day, another storm in california this time reigned for many, including l, a and san diego with heavy snow in the mountains could see feet of it in the passes. the meantime, a couple of storms this week in california will give us 123 inches of rain for some of the big cities, but not the extreme heavy rain. we've seen the last couple of weeks across the lower 48 fo your martin luther king jr day mix could impede your travel in the northeast thunderstorms our nation's midsection and that big storm in california, um accuweather meteorologist kevin costner. coming up a new dress code for state lawmakers who are women, but first two paramedics charged with murder over how they treated a patient. you'll see the video. and the stunning play on sunday night football that had one player reaching for an had one player reaching for an oxygen mask. the hulu and disney+ bundle. lets go. the stories that move us. this is the way. glorious

martin luther king, jr., this sunday, as i just said. i know many of you had some interest here, so we wanted to make sure that she was here to answer any questions and to lay out why this day is going to be so important. i do want to say, on a personal note, as black women, we have broken barriers. this church and the day honoring king are near and dear to both of our hearts. i know, on a personal level, we are both looking forward to joining the president on this trip and being in what has been the epicenter of the movement from civil rights in this country for decades. with that, mayor bottoms. [laughs] okay, the floor is yours. ms. bottoms: thank you. well, good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. ms. bottoms: it's kind of scary up here, right? [laughter] as karine mentioned, i am looking forward to joining the president as he travels to atlanta this weekend. as many of you all know, in dr. king's “i have a dream” speech, he expressed many ideals that he would not live to witness. but i stand here and many of you sit out ther

. >> why it is crisons to rodney king. >> the difference is that rodney king survived. >> you do the crime, you do the time. >> protests erupting around the country. this special edition of nightline will be right back. when do you spray febreze air? after every flush. in my kitchen, febreze tackles my toughest odors. after vacuuming, because fresh means clean. i spray every chance i get. starts working instantly to freshen any room. febreze air. i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums.oom. crest advanced gum restore. detoxifies below the gumline... and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight the violent beating video of a memphis man, tyre nichols, released nearly two weeks after his death. 60 minutes of video beginning as a traffic stop and evolved into a familiar and disturbing scene. calling for calm as people take to the streets. >> reporter: protests continue here in memphis and in other cities across the country like new york ci

the last argument to which kings resort. fc gentlemen, sir, if its purpose be not to force us into submission. canon gentlemen to sign in the other possible motive for? hasn't great britain any enemy the world toer of call for such an accumulation armies and navies? no, sir she has none. they are meant for us. they can be meant for no other. they have been sent to bind and rip it upon us the chain by which the british ministry has so long. and what have we to oppose them? shall we try argument? sir, we have been trying argument for the last 10 years. have we anything new to offer upon the subject? nothing. we have held the subject up in every light in which it is capable and it has all been in vain. shall we try a treaty supplication? but what turns my we find that is not already beenus exhausted? i beseech you sir, deceive ourselves any longer. we have done everything which could be done to avert the storm which is now coming on. we have petition, we have demonstrated we have suffocated, e we prostrated ourselves into posit

king, not the whole context of the speech. because the content of the character is based on how you treat others equally and fairly. whether it is this gentleman that they nominated, byron from florida, or whether herschel walker, they used in georgia saying it was two blacks running for the senate seat, what are they representing? are they standing for the things dr. king stood for, equal protection under the law, equal opportunity, fighting against wars and the military industrial complex. if they are not standing for that, maybe they -- ought not be quoting dr. king, they are assuming america will not read the rest of the speeches they're quoting from. >> last few seconds i have with you, i have to get your comments on keenan anderson. a gentleman who called police in l.a. for help after a car accident. he ended up being tased to death. he could be heard yelling, they are trying to george floyd me. what are your thoughts on this? >> extremely disturbing. no way to justify it. they are trying to criminalize him when in fact

it commemorates martin luther king and coretta scott king embracing. sean, when i saw this thing, it took my breath away. now, unbelievably, it was approved by mlk iii but i don't know why. from above, it literally looks like an alien being birthed, and then from the other side, i agree with seneca scott, mrs. king's cousin who said, well, he told compact magazine the culture is "mass -- now bonitos has a big bronze penis statue that's supposed to represent black love. it's an especially egregious example of the woke machine's callusness and vanity. as you know, art matters to me. it matters to all of us, and when you canonize and capture images of what are supposed to be individuals, this is so dehumanizing, i mean, first of all, it's headless. mlk and coretta scott king, their heads are gone. it's truly dehumanizing and very perverse. the king family should be up and arms over this and i'm glad some members are. >> at first i didn't know what it was. what is this statue of? by the way, martin luther king had a big heart and a very large brain that he

and he had heard about doctor king and read about him. he wanted to go to detroit state which was a white college in his hometown. and they wouldn't accept him and some of the kids down there tried to use the library and could have used the public library so he had been an advocate of doctor king and said he wanted to talk with him about going to troy state. doctor king simpson of austin from troy alabama down to montgomery. and called me and told me what was going to arrive a bus asian. and bring him to a meeting where he was and i've been at church possibility of a gift in troy state. we. because of the situation and we found out we knew he was a minor and they were going to do what you will also have to file sso you would have to go back.and then we would actually assumes his parents wanted to do so. he was back to shore and his parents felt that person that they would have to file a lawsuit but you have to live those people. he was going to the seminary and he became involved in the civil rights movement. it was unfortunate we lost th

martin luther king took his last march in memphis. well today's march is about black men taking renewed responsibility for themselves, their families and their communities. >> welcome to the million man march. >> there are big goings on in the nation's capitol today, this is an enormous crowd of black american men and boys and yes, even some women. >> i remember the power of stepping out of the dc metro and seeing a sea of faces of color on the national mall. >> the million man march was called for boy lewis far con who's head of the nation of islam. >> the basic reason this was called was for atonement and reconciliation. >> he's always been a convertible figure because of his anti-semitic utterances but the march becomes bigger than lewis far con >> why do we march? because we're trap with second class schools and of his class jails. >> we been locked up, brutalized, this became the first mass compression we could make together that we need to be regarded respected and heal this racial breach. >> we aren't all drug dealers around st

these are conjugation, the last argument to which kings resort. i asked the gentleman, what is this array of it enough to be forced into submission? can he find any other possible motive? any enemy in thisca call for suh an accumulation of armies and maybe and she has done. they are meant for us, they find a copy of the change with the british ministry. what have we to oppose them? shall we try argument? we have been trying argument for the last ten years have anything new to offer? nothing. we have held the subject and every light in which it is capable and it's all been in vain shall we try in supplication? we found is exhausted teaching them any longer. we've done everything which could be done, i storm not coming on. we have petitioned, suffocated, we have frustrated ourselves in a position to arrest the tyrannical hands of them ministry inon parliament. they have been divided, they have additional injuries and insult and supplication ignored and we have been burned. after all these things, we indulge in hope and peace of reconciliation all to

she's the daughter of the late rodney king, and founder of the rodney king foundation. laura, thanks so much for being here. so many people have likened the video of tyre nichols to that of your dad in 1991 being beaten by the lapd. not everyone, but many people. i'm just wondering what this week has been like for you to hear your dad's name invoked so much. >> you know, i often try to stay away, but then when i heard everyone just comparing, i had no choice but to face it as with all of us. it's really horrific honestly because i've read details on it and i'm sick to my stomach. i'm actually not well, and i don't think anybody in their right mind, anybody that respects humanity is okay with this. i don't -- i'm lost for words about it, and i'm just sad. i'm sad for his mother, sad for his family. i'm sad for his friends. i read that he has a child. i'm not sure, but i'm sad for his son. i'm just sad for just where we are in america. we're still here. i'm in disbelief. >> yeah. you're not alone, and the visceral reaction you're describing being sick to your stomach, so

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one of my with the kings executive staff members. i am an active is i am also an actress, a grandmother, a wife, molony remembers the 1960's. well, black just ahead, an opportunity got tired and pressed in housing in jobs, in education. >> in income, black people needed a leader. and martin is the king was divinely appointed. >> this is fellowship hall inside ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. sweet auburn district. it's a place where martin luther king junior, john lewis, andrew young and hosea williams would meet gather and strategize while the kids would wait downstairs here, the parents would pretty neat upstairs. it's also the place where many of the marchers were fed before they went out and fought for justice. this is extremely emotional for me because i was raised running up and down the steps here. this is the heart. you're right in that. >> middle of the hart shot ground of goods, civil rights movement. how it spread internationally from this >> king's message of social change still resonates molony who runs hosea feed the

martin luther king jr. >> what will go down in the history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. [applause] >> todd: it has been nearly 60 years since the civil rights icon delivered a celebrated "i have a dream" speech. >> carley: alveda king a fox news contributor joins us now. good morning to you. we are thankful to have you on this special day in the country. so how should we remember dr. martin luther king jr. today as well as his message? >> hi, carley, todd. we should remember the message of my uncle, dr. martin luther king jr. his main message, one of his famous quotes, "we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters and we will perish together as fools." he was about unity. he was about love. he knew we were one human race and not separate racists. but as a human race. my uncle truly believe that we could come together. now, that is not impossible dream. i believe in every generation as this truth is spoken, we get closer and closer to his dream. >> todd: b

we've been talking about the snow and also about the king tides. go. yeah. good ran a good morning, everybody. and as we talk about you said there, it's not really the water at all know it's the moon and the sun effort together. >> therefore, raising these levels a little higher in today's effort will not be as high as this weekend. so that's a plus. but still have the alert out here until about noon. and this from ali, it's with us until 3 today. nice clear skies as what we've got to start our day, dry air in place to there's the east bay shoreline. as you can see, maybe some of the chapstick out a little bit too, because of that dry air temperatures up in they get to the upper 30's for highs about 40 going on today. but tomorrow, rather. but you don't notice any snow happening in this could be dry up into the mountains as it is here in the bay area as well. temperatures mostly in the 40's for now could in the east bay shoreline to san francisco, kind of a lofty. 52 49 for san jose. a lot of these reading some half a dozen degrees or better ahead of or they

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king had set the example to begin with. he said publicly and privately that our movement must be non-violent. we don't have as many guns and we can't win. i recognized and those of us who had leadership roles then realized that nonviolence is what we have to teach our people and hope they will abide by it, and for the most part, during the early stages of the movement, that did -- the violence took place, but it wasn't on our part. it was on the other part. i did get a little knot on my head as a result of being in the church, but that was a small part of it. many people lost their lives because of it, but it set a pattern so that we could accomplish some of the things that we have accomplished since the time when everything was completely segregated, when i started practicing law in 1954. >> you were obviously making a name for yourself, and i would guess -- hazard a guess there were many white lawyers that did not care for that, and so there was i know an effort to disbar you probably more than once. can you tell us a lit

martin luther king jr. alveda king joins us live and still ahead virginia's governor calling out several high schools for withholding the merit award from several students. what he says about the scandal, that's next. in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. is that? oh wow! but we got to sell our houses! well, almost perfect. don't worry. sell with confidence to opendoor. yes! -done. request a cash offer at opendoor.com >> pete: joe biden speaking from atlanta church with dr. king spoke. >> the battle for this soul is nation is perennial. constant struggle between hope and fear. >> kindness and cruelty, justice and injustice. against those who traffic in racism, extremism and insurrection. but i don't need to tell you that we're not always at our best. this inflection point we know there's a lot of work that has to continue. >> pete: here to react on the day we honor her uncle fox news contributor and dr. alveda king. doctor, always a blessing to see you. a blessed morning any time we get

martin luther king jr. and his wife, and it is being unveiled today. >> of course, ahead of martin luther king jr. day. you had a chance to speak with the artist and also members of the king family? >> i did i enjoyed it, as well. for all these years we heard about the story of the kings, but very little said about their time in boston that is where they met and fell in love, as well it is also where they started fighting for equality, a journey that would change the course of human history. now there is a monument to their cause, to their love as well and it is going to be on permanent display in america's oldest public park. boston common. ♪ >> reporter: a new day is dawning in boston. a sculpture being unveiled in boston common called the "embrace." it was inspired by a photo of dr. martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king after he had been award the nobel peace prize in 1964. what is striking to me about it is of all of the images that you could have selected, you chose this one. >> when they met

king and his comment so far? >> jackie: i did not hear it. >> harris: he sang happy birthday, but i think the speeches about what is going on with president biden and its policies and it is about to the recognition of the day, somebody cut and if i am wrong, i want you to take it away on the fact-check, president of the united states as no one earned by the way, no one earning less than $400,000 a year pays a single penny more on taxes, federal deficit is down 1 trillion. and you say what? >> jackie: a nice day regarding the deficit if you would have done nothing, it would be down even more, we spent a lot of money during the pandemic as you know to take care of complete emergency situation, but then this administration went and spent trillions of dollars more. so the deficit would have just come down on its own if we would've stopped spending as a result of there was no more urgency. but they wanted to continue the emergency ntu 2021, into 2022, so when he talks about that deficit reduction, it is off of a very

the king of the netherlands and the king of norway have led by example . the norway have led by example. the king of the netherlands has acknowledged and apologised for the role as and colonialism . but the role as and colonialism. but is he right that the british monarchy should apologise for the role colonialism and slavery played building our great country. that's big debate at 10 pm. despite claiming to hate p.m. despite claiming to hate tops, harry did this full photoshoot and interview with us tabloid people magazine today. so why is he made such a bogeyman of the british press former sun editor kelvin mackenzie cancelled and ready to unleash a 1040. he'll also his unfiltered take on the compassionate to reinstate lady susan hussey plus with even the woke media turning on them, have the sussexes now lost america's superstar us journalist making gives us the latest stateside . gives us the latest stateside. she's live at 945. also coming up as boris unveils his portrait , the famous carlton club amid growing speculation of a spectacular comeback is ,

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martin luther king jr. and his wife coretta scott king was unveiled with great fanfare just before mlk day this month. the embrace, as it is called, stands in the oldest public park in america, boston commons, where it's been getting mixed reviews. nancy giles reports. ♪ >> reporter: friday the 13th was a day for celebration in boston. >> it was incredible. there are very few moments in life where you're surrounded by thousands of people and eveon isme witjoanatitudlo >> reporter: hank willis thomas, along with the mass design group created "the embrace," a 19-ton bronze monument to honor dr. martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king. >> i love this monument. >> reporter: members of the king family attended the unveiling, including yolanda renee king, the kings' granddaughter. >> we are all challenged to carry forth their unfinished work. >> reporter: but soon after the ceremony, a very different challenge. >> from certain angle, it looks a little confusing. >> on first dpglance, it hasn't been really

because a king , and because there is a king, and there will be a coronation. and will be by a load of will be watched by a load of people to say, i personally , not people to say, i personally, not a monarchist, it doesn't mean whether or not when this when this event occurs, when the diamond jubilee occurred, when the queen's funeral occurred, they still consequences. it's still something which football games were cancelled . i was at games were cancelled. i was at my new fund. i'd still be annoyed a republican annoyed whether i'm a republican or there is or monarchist. yes, there is a an extent . which part of this is an extent. which part of this is an extent. which part of this is a pr exercise ? the monarchy has a pr exercise? the monarchy has had a lot of controversy as of late around issues to do with it not being progressive enough , not being progressive enough, not being progressive enough, not being progressive enough, not being sorry, can i just interrupt a second and it to me that the monarchy have said absolutely nothing whilst to attention seeki

king's contribution to voting rights and civil rights in the country the king center will hold a teach in and voter registration drive. in places like philadelphia dealing with gun violence volunteers today will focus on gun prevention and make gun safety bags hand out to the community. a lot of good being done in honor of dr. king today and all that he stood for. >> mike: charles watson live in atlanta. many thanks. >> dana: thank you, charles. afghan ally fought for years with the u.s. military. once biden pulled troops out of the country abadal had a choice to either flee his home or face torture and death. he made a difficult journey decided to go to the u.s. border but thrown in a detention cell. joining me is his brother, sammy, pleading for president biden to release him. sammy, you are a u.s. citizen. you are here, you are trying to work on your brother's release and you have had some recent help from congresswoman sheila jackson lee. she has written a letter to president joe biden which might get his attention. it says that when their service exposes them to credible threats w

king jr. day. to celebrate, there will be a day of service in oakland, where volunteers will participate in community cleanup work. they will pick up litter, remove graffiti, work on community gardens, and take part on service-oriented jobs. to see if an event near years postponed or canceled by the weather, you can head over to their website. we all know san full of great food. reggie: new data shows the city by the bay is second in the country for bagel lovers. the data comes from "long love, which is a lawn care business website. but anyway. [laughter] what they did was work -- look at the most bagel stores per square mile of any american metro. it says that they must try shop is the house of bagels. they have a croissant mixed with a bagel. jobina: those are good. reggie: i've never had one. jobina: it's just the calories within them. [laughter] drew: a wet month, not mowing lawns. got to figure out a way to stay fit. [laughter] we are working right now. reggie: talk about swerving out of

de su legadodo y celebración acompaña para pededir la equiuidad racia. >> la lucha de martin luther king, por la igualdad y justicia está más presente que nunca . >> el discurso en agosto de 63 de martin luther king, tenemos todavía ese sueño pero abusos continúan . >> estos activistas luchan para enfrentar este ababuso . >> q qué p problemas enfrentan latinos en este momento . >> es la discriminación, el abuso de los patrones . >> la lucha de los afroamericanos y latinos, es la misma, se brinda ayuda . >> el robo de salario es lo que más experimentan, una persona informada se puede defender mejor . >> con marchas y eventotos mamasivos, así es recordada la lucha de martin luther king . >> cada tercer lunes de enero, se honra su vida, en diferentes discursos, los recordaron . >> el monumento en washington dc es visitado por la multitud, miles luchando en las calles en su agradecimiento . >> carla amezola, noticias telemundo . >> a propósito queremos invitarlos al foro contra el racismo, evento para inspirar a las personas a trabajar por al equidad racial, la cita es mañana a la

last kind of king tide. high tide did just happen. and it's interesting as we take a live look at half moon bay because, you know, we see people walking along here quite often when i show this live picture, notice the beaches a little bit smaller. that's the king tides. they roll up a little bit higher. so is interesting perspective to talk about the fact that if the future we have >> a sea level rise that gives us a glimpse into what that might look like rights or last king tides. i just mentioned just kind of happened. we're expecting the 6 about 3 quarters of a foot and that is going to go through 03:00pm today that we still have our close to coastal flood advisory. the time for all that to kind of pull back. but we do also have a northwest swell that's about to roll in. and with that does is it kind of kicks up the danger with our rip currents and sneaker waves. so it's still time to be careful as we head into this week, as you can see through tuesday evening, the national weather service has put out a beach hazard statement for a

one of my with the kings executive staff members. an active is i am also an actress, a grandmother, a wife, molony remembers the 1960's. well, black just ahead, an opportunity got tired and pressed in housing in jobs, in education. >> in income, black people needed a leader. and martin is the king was divinely appointed. >> this is fellowship hall inside ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. sweet auburn district. it's a place where martin luther king junior, john lewis, andrew young and hosea williams would meet gather and strategize while the kids would wait downstairs here, the parents would pretty neat upstairs. it's also the place where many of the marchers were fed before they went out and fought for justice. this is extremely emotional for me because i was raised running up and down the steps here. this is the heart. you're right in that. >> middle of the hart shot ground of the civil rights movement. and how it spread internationally from this place. >> king's message of social change still resonates molony who runs hosea feed

king, and mrs. king's legacy and not care. but, also, when you put art in the world, you can't control what people see. i think about the rorschach test, what you see says a lot about the world. the work is meant to be gone into. it is a call to action. you go in and be in the heart of their embrace. what people see online, i can't really control. >> i love this. because it makes you think more deeply. and i love -- so much focus is on dr. king, and not on her, right? it is a couple, and the importance of that support and power. but also you say there are so many monuments of the kings we don't see them as real people. that was your goal here. >> yeah, i wanted to capture -- embody the feeling of love in their relationship. there is a quote that really inspired this piece in -- from mrs. king's book, my love, my legacy. but it says to me the beloved community is a realistic vision of an achievable society, one in which problems and conflicts exist, but are resolved peacefully and without bitterness. the beloved community is a

because a king , and because there is a king, and there will be a coronation. and will be by a load of will be watched by a load of people to say, i personally , not people to say, i personally, not a monarchist, it doesn't mean whether or not when this when this event occurs, when the diamond jubilee occurred, when the queen's funeral occurred, they still consequences. it's still something which football games were cancelled . i was at games were cancelled. i was at my new fund. i'd still be annoyed a republican annoyed whether i'm a republican or there is or monarchist. yes, there is a an extent . which part of this is an extent. which part of this is an extent. which part of this is a pr exercise ? the monarchy has a pr exercise? the monarchy has had a lot of controversy as of late around issues to do with it not being progressive enough , not being progressive enough, not being progressive enough, not being progressive enough, not being sorry, can i just interrupt a second and it to me that the monarchy have said absolutely nothing whilst to attention seeki

i was born the year after doctor king's death. but i was part of a generation of young people whose parents were fighting for his birthday to become a holiday. i'm sure you will remember that struggle efand even before it became a holiday, my parents and many other parents across our city and across the country pull their kids out of school on the birthday and i remember sitting at the may street ymca all day with doctor king's speeches, watching eyes on the prize and his voice and the way in which is faith came alive in practical ways so that people have the courage to stand up for themselves, it captured my imagination. i went to the morehouse college largely because that was the school doctor king attended. >> it's interesting because doctor king had profound impact upon me as well. and i was a 19-year-old college student and when i first met doctor king, i met him and john lewis the same weekend in 1960. on the campus of morehouse college. and of course, as happens in movements like that, there's always some generational appro

he was a school king as a child. he was a school king charles is a kind of charles and not is a kind of comfort to him and, you know, william is almost banging on about health that about mental health issues. that is charles's and yet is charles's issue. and yet he is charles's issue. and yet he is the typical, isn't is exposed. the typical, isn't it, kind left all of a it, the be kind left all of a sudden. it, the be kind left all of a sudden . nothing, nothing kind of sudden. nothing, nothing kind of caring . also slags off prince caring. also slags off prince for losing his hair which let just say this a little bit ironic because the studio liked him was nothing. but you know he his own he was justifying taking the money from netflix and all these multimillion dollar projects and saying he was doing it because. it was of historical significance . this is tittle significance. this is tittle tattle from a whingeing little women , a man. exactly and this women, a man. exactly and this is a man of great privilege . is

i remember rodney king. it is a different situation where more mercy will be shown to this young man, because he lost his life and had not done anything wrong, whereas with rodney king there were efforts to condemn him because he was speeding, and ex-convict, and any number of negatives exploited at the time, but this is a different situation. kristen: there is so much to unpack and explore in what you said, but i want to follow up on what we will likely see. the kicking you talked about, police kicking tyre nichols. his stepfather describes seeing him being kicked like a football. that is how he describes it. out of maybe 10 officers, nobody tried to stop the beating. it is easy to say a bad egg when you have 10 officers not recognizing something very wrong is happening -- [indiscernible] john: that is officers see conduct taking place, and did not stop others. under the law, they have a duty to interfere and stop the misconduct and could be wrong and charged with the violation of civil rights because of th

king de. there is a huge service that usually brings president, sitting senators, all sorts of dignitaries, they usually come for that day. but the sunday before, this day is your right, we haven't seen a president, a sitting president comment elaborate service -- sermon rather on any sunday. >> absolutely. plaintiffs and, are well done. thank you so much for that. let's go to the day's other developing stories as we will keep an eye on things happening inside of that wonderful church. a gop led push to escalate and equivocate the finding of around 20 government documents or president biden's possession to donald trump's fight to hold on to hundreds of government documents. here are the arguments from both sides today. >> at the end of the day, my biggest concern is in the classified documents to be honest with you. my concern is how there are such a discrepancy and how former president trump was treated by rating mar-a-lago, by giving security cameras, by taking pictures of documents on the f

we have alveda king the daughter of martin luther king, ad king, civil rights activist, kind enough to join us. i was thinking of your uncle martin luther king of course assassinated in memphis in 1968. so we're sensitive, that area is sensitive to issues like this, particularly issues like this, but they've handled it calmly in retrospect. a lot goes back to the mother who somehow was able to urge protesters to think peacefully, act rightfully, but think peacefully. what do you think? >> when you think of the heart of that precious mother who's calling for peace in the midst of that grief, i'm very familiar with that when my uncle was killed, my dad, my grandmother, and it's very difficult and first, it's important to have that relationship with god, but you can be comforted and yet, comfort others so our hearts and prayers are to tyre's family. now, this is very important and i'm going to say it, neil, you have to think about it. you and i have had this discussion and always said that it wasn't about racism and skin color most of the time, even though that issue could be there. this

the king of the netherlands and the king of norway have led by example . the norway have led by example. the king of the netherlands has acknowledged and apologised for the role as and colonialism . but the role as and colonialism. but is he right that the british monarchy should apologise for the role colonialism and slavery played building our great country. that's big debate at 10 pm. despite claiming to hate p.m. despite claiming to hate tops, harry did this full photoshoot and interview with us tabloid people magazine today. so why is he made such a bogeyman of the british press former sun editor kelvin mackenzie cancelled and ready to unleash a 1040. he'll also his unfiltered take on the compassionate to reinstate lady susan hussey plus with even the woke media turning on them, have the sussexes now lost america's superstar us journalist making gives us the latest stateside . gives us the latest stateside. she's live at 945. also coming up as boris unveils his portrait , the famous carlton club amid growing speculation of a spectacular comeback is ,

doctor king. >> plus, also taking a moment to honor correctly king as well. >> she led. >> the movement created the king holiday and so much more. my view. this is her day as well. >> the visit comes amid renewed call from the biden administration for sweeping voting rights legislation. nothing is guaranteed in our democracy. >> every generation is required to keep it. defended. >> the failure, the spare to pass such a measure which civil rights leaders say is vital to protecting democracy means a stinging defeat for biden. the bill which collapsed last year would have made election day a national holiday. one sharing measures like access to voting and mail-in ballots. today, biden drawing on the words of american leader king junior saying his dream has not yet been fully realized dream in which. >> we're all entitled to be treated with it. my father's favorite word, dignity. and respect. we're all deserve. liberty and justice. >> and it's still the task of our time to make that dream a reality because he's not there yet. >> from a z. that was bronagh tumulty reporting for us tonight. s

doctor king. >> plus, also taking a moment to honor correctly king as well. >> she led. >> the movement created the king holiday and so much more. my view. this is her day as well. >> the visit comes amid renewed call from the biden administration for sweeping voting rights legislation. nothing is guaranteed in our democracy. >> every generation is required to keep it. defended. >> the failure, the spare to pass such a measure which civil rights leaders say is vital to protecting democracy means a stinging defeat for biden. the bill which collapsed last year would have made election day a national holiday. one sharing measures like access to voting and mail-in ballots. today, biden drawing on the words of american king junior saying his dream has not yet been fully realized dream in which. >> we're all entitled to be treated with it. my father's favorite word, dignity. and respect. >> a dream worship. all deserve. liberty and justice. and it's still the task of our time to make that dream a reality because he's not there yet. >> for a total t wgn news. >> dancing over here. the oakland

king, the king center is holding a number of activities off to the side of us, voter registration wells learn-in in philadelphia, focusing on gun violence, gun safety kits to hand out to the community, a lot of activities ongoing across the country to uphold dr. king's legacy, trace. >> trace: charles watson live in atlanta. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: the u.s. is three days away from hitting its debt limit and there's a huge tug of war in washington over what we are going to do about it. a look at that debate and the impact it could have on your wallet. >> trace: some virginia schools under scrutiny for delays in telling students about merit scholarship awards, in the name of equity. the governor is weighing in. what he has to say and get vikram's take on this coming up. has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the numbe

martin luther king junior and coretta scott king. >> i love this monument. >> reporter: members of the king family attended the unveiling, including the king's ar.>> chaunnished work. >> rep cere, if challenge.mtain angles, it looks a little confusing. >> on first glance, it hasn't been perceived well. >> reporter: critics, sociedia piln.jonathan evans, l at the mass design group. >> the internet doesn't bring out the best in people. you take the medium with a grain of salt. sometimes it doesn't invite the most healthy conversation. >> at first, i thought it was amusing. it's amusing when people say silly things. i was more fascinated with what someone online says is somehow more powerful than the story of the kings. >> maybe it's just a matter of time. in time, we will see the statue who it truly is. >> reporter: some people saw, let's just say, something very different than the kings' intein intertwined arms. >> we gotta talk about this. you know it's messed up when black people and the proud boys hate the same statue. >> she's a a hie is having critique. >> we might end up liking it