by in large on this dr. martin luther king, jr. day, a day where many people have off roar at the parade it's pretty nice. >> kelly: conditions a lot better than florida. we just saw that video of the rescue. look at this video. strong storms toppled trees knocking down power lines in golden gate florida power crews were out in force to clean up after the massive storms. it's not just in when the power goes out. a lot of these people have well pumps. so they're not only without electricity they're without water until this gets cleaned up. massive storms hitting the florida area. here at home nothing quite like that. we've been dealing with a few clouds this morning. a lot of that has actually cleared up. a section of las vegas is looking really good. here is a time-lapse from the red rock visitors center where a lot of people are enjoying the fee free day. the clouds were thick but starting to break up nom if you we're seeing more and more blue sky. you can see all the cars coming and with going. that's lot of people heading out th

our guest is the reverend dr. martin luther king. to introduce our guest and the panel of correspondents, here is robert lodge, the moderator of "press conference usa." >> welcome to "press conference usa." our guest, the rev rend dr. martin luther king is spokesman of the negros at the early age of 27. it was during a busboy bot in alabama which resulted in integrated buses. negroes and whites riding side by side. later, as head of the southern christian leadership conference, he turned his attention to desegregation of restaurants and other public facilities. and he has played a leading role in getting negroes registered to vote and important step in achieving equal rights. now at the age of 34, dr. king, a bap tits minister, married and the father of four children, has

together in harlem to honor dr. martin luther king, jr., with a march. they're calling for raising the minimum wage and economic equality. new york governor andrew cuomo, mayor bill de blasio and the national action network's reverend al sharpton marched in harlem today to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. walking with a crowd of union workers, the leaders wanted to show support for raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> that's what we're marching for on that street today. not to make a point, not to advocate, but to tell our elected officials you pass $15 and you pass it this year, or we're going to remember you didn't. >> reporter: before the march, about what dr. king would think about how far civil rights have come and how far they have to go, specifically in the areas of criminal and economic justice. >> he would certainly smile on

dr. martin luther king day has wiley is live on 5. and where they just served dinner to some of cleveland's homeless communities. >> a cool vibe at take 5 and a dream come true for the recipients, a free meal that they would not easy have. that falls with what dr. king is saying. we want to show you video when the place was jammed pack if we can pull it up. the club was filled to capacity and guests treated to dinner with desserts and listening to the live jazz music. the event was held on thanksgiving but organizers moved it because it represents what dr. king preached, compassion for others. we wanted to uphold is legacy and a day and a holiday that most people have the day off and they can sit back and watch we thought it would be best to utilize take 5 to service the community. >>> now, if you don't know dr. king spent a lot of time in the 1960s urging folks to vote and paving the way for dr. carl soaks. today a great event for folks and falls in line with what dr. king says, if up can't do great great way. back to you. >>> i went

braved the cold temperatures to remember dr. martin luther king, jr. they marched to the state house and was honored this morning. more security this year than other years because the four democratic presidential candidates attended. the theme, education. >>> a special year because it was the first dr. martin luther king, jr. day celebration kraut the confederate flag. news 19's janae frazier was without the crowds and continues our team coverage. what was different this year? >> reporter: a lot of people i spoke with say that today they had two reasons to celebrate. now hundreds of people were exciteteto celebrate the peace and love dr. martin luther king, jr. displayed during his life. he remained non-violent to he was a marter for his cause so martyr for his cause and many celebrated the fact they were able to celebrate in the absence of the confederate flag. >> this is the best one. feels great. it is not on top of the state house or & not in our face. >> the flag is down. it is what we needed. but it came on a sad occasion but now it is all histor

tonight, we're honoring the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. dr. king would have been 87 this past week. tonight new yorkers are joining the rest of the nation in honoring the civil rights icon. zachary is attending one of those events in morningside heights and joins us live. good evening. i understand there are big name celebs joining in the celebration. tell us about it. >> reporter: yes. good evening to you as well. there are big names inside, but it was more about race, about identity, about the way we look at ourselves and the way we look and treat other people. i asked one woman what she thought about it. she said it's about love. it's about, again, the way we treat other people and live in the legacy of dr. martin luther king. the profile certainly was raised up by the artist and actors, the leaders that were here, leveraging their voice and the their platform to racism and inequality, the pillars that the king. others were inside this the riverside church. they stood on the shoulders of the king. they performed his famous speeches. the mes

. >> i have a special proclamation in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. shaina: programs were held monday to honor and remember the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. monday was the day for people nationwide to remember and honor the life of dr. martin luther king. elizabeth: schools were closed for the holiday. but as kcci's marcus mcintosh shows us that doesn't mean students were idle. >> when i close my eyes and think of you. marcus: the north high school soul gospel choir hit the right notes at the 2016 rev. -- the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. celebration at the botanical center. day is one for giving back. >> volunteering is important regardless of what age you are regardless of your abilities and this is just an opportunity for students to get out and actually do some volunteer service and get a sense of what that is -- what that is. marcus: young people spent time melting down bits and pieces of crayon in molds something they plan to give to the hospitals. they also painted signs for school garden projects. >> if you ever want people to vo

zion hosted events of sharing dr. martin luther king's dream of one nation. interfaith service included a speaker and musicians. it was open to public. >>> dr. martin luther king commemorative day march, a federal holiday. beginning at 10:30 in the morning. marchers will make their way through downtown cincinnati. stopping at fountain square for a prayer service and then march to music hall, a celebration of dr. king's legacy will be held there, including music and theater. discounted rate of $5. >>> dr. martin luther king has been inspiring others for decades, not just people of his generation. we are introduced to a piano prot/ skwreu/ who says the civil rights leader is one of his biggest influences. >>reporter: gifts come in all shapes and sizes. some are born with gifts and let's just say just say 12 -year-old dante walker opened his gift early. >> i like playing. it makes me happy. i like playing for other people. >> he volunteers his time playing at the hospital. his only trouble is trying to teach someone like me. >> for me, i think it came naturally.

martin luther king, the drummer for justice. the paradegoers today. >> because today is when dr. martin luther king made it possible for people to sit with each other at restaurants and drink from the same water fountain. >> today is a day in history where we all come together as one and unite. and that's great for the whole, for everybody. >> reporter: of course it's also a parade with customary floats and bands all to celebrate dr. king's life and legacy. elizabeth bachman made sure her three daughters didn't miss out. >> this is what life is about. we're progressing every day. you know, and we just have to keep it going and coming together and celebrating is important. >> martha marcelli came all the way from citrus county. she's glad to see so many young people enjoying the parade and hopes they understand the significance of the parade. >> i hope they go back and search into our history and see take it from there and improve upon all that they have learned. >> reporter: now the organizer of today's parade told me while he wants young people to know about dr. king and his dre

. >> i have a special proclamation in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. todd: today, programs were held to honor and remember the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. nationwide to remember and honor the life of dr. king. stacey: schools were closed for the holiday. but as kcci's marcus mcintosh shows us, that doesn't mean students were idle. marcus: that's right. today, we witnessed young people being encouraged to live dr. king's dream. the north high school soul gospel choir hit the right notes at the 2016 reverend dr. martin luther king jr. celebration at the botanical center. at community youth concepts mlk day is one for giving back. >> volunteering is important, regardless of what age you are , and regardless of your abilities. this is just an opportunity for students to get out and actually do some volunteer service and get a sense for what that is. marcus: young people spent time melting down bits and pieces of crayon in molds, something they plan to give to the hospitals. they also painted signs for school garden projects. young people follow t

as we celebrate and honor dr. martin luther king jr., 48 degrees. a lot of sunshine. the wind will continue out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. it will feel a lot colder. tonight, very dangerous temperatures. the cold front has started to move off, a higher -- an area of high pressure with cold dry air from canada is making its way down. filtering into the palmetto state. tonight it will be brutally cold. 20 degrees. windchill potential of 15. the air temperature to the northern midlands, in the teens, 20s -- to the central and southern midlands. the windchill factor will feel even more brutal than that. use precautions. make sure that you are protecting yourself and your family. later tonight, let your water faucet drip. so the pipes don't freeze. keep your thermostat at least at definitely bring in your pet. check on the elderly and neighbors that might need assistance. they may not have adequate heat. not only tonight, but for the next few nights. for tomorrow, a high of 42. a lot more chilly. a lot of sunshine. wednesday morning, 22 degrees with a windchill

barbara: the state is honoring dr. martin luther king jr. today. john: we will take you live to the service. our buy and a robber hits the abc 11 eyewitness news continues. >> first at 12:30, celebrating the life of dr. martin luther king jr.. >> now underway here in raleigh. live at first baptist church in salisbury street. >> this is such a beautiful church. we stepped outside, and is literally going on behind me. this is the last day of work for all state employees. it is time for them to step away and focus on celebrating the life of dr. martin luther king. it is a nice moving ceremony so far. it started with a bellringing inside -- the governor is inside with us right now at the first baptist church. also speaking will be a former history professor. the theme is honoring economic contributions and it is really inspiring to hear. to the first black owned pharmacy to break through medical research. it is also about remembering dr. king's legacy. unity better and -- better than harmony. reminding us to come together. we are going to bring you som

((the dr. martin luther king jr. its 34th annual birthday parade. the committee was founded in november 1981 celebrating the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. by keeping the dream alive. we cordially invite the las vegas community to join us in this celebration at the largest parade in the state of nevada. this year's theme: living the dream: "the movement continues." the parade will be held on monday, january 18, 2016 in downtown las vegas beginning at 10 a.m.)) we know there's going to be a lot of road closures in the area... is there any place where people are recommended to park? ((michael stevens)) brian, the city recommends using the "park me" app to find a space. .... street parking is free. transportation center behind the well. it's 1-dollar per hour... and 5- bucks for the whole day. back to you./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk it's a cloudy start to the day... of showers coming later for our holiday monday. ........... a system pushing rain into california this morning will eventually slide showers our way. ...........

all in honor of dr. martin luther king, jr. we are live here in northwest miami-dade, i'm terrell forney, local10 news. >> laurie: great to see such a big group. >> calvin: let's to go our betty davis and talk about how cool it's going to get tonight. >> betty: we're heading down into the 50s once again. today it was cool, just enough sunshine to make for great was festive. 66 was the high today in miami, 10 degrees below what's normal for this time of year. right now everyone checking in the low to mid-60s. key west except pompano beach at 64 degrees and some clouds streaming across the sky. dry conditions between now and 7:00, even 9:00 tonight. we're not anticipating rainfall. but the cool air, the chill is definitely in the air, and it's going to stay in the air. by 9:00 tonight some of your neighborhoods will likely be down in the upper 50s. i am taking note still of the mid to high level clouds streaming across the area. maybe that's going to help to hold in some of the warmth that we managed to get today. but with our wi

this is that address by dr. martin luther king jr. rev. martin luther king jr.: i want to talk with you mainly about our struggle in the united states and, before taking my seat, talk about some of the larger struggles in the whole world and some of the more difficult struggles in places like south africa. but there is a desperate, poignant question on the lips of people all over our country and all over the world. i get it almost everywhere i go and almost every press conference. it is a question of whether we are making any real progress in the struggle to make racial justice a reality in the united states of america. and whenever i seek to answer that question, on the one hand, i seek to avoid an undue pessimism; on the other hand, i seek to avoid a superficial optimism. and i try to incorporate or develop what i consider a realistic position, by admitting on the one hand that we have made many significant strides over the last few years in the struggle for racial justice, but by admitting that before the problem is solved we still have

i really believe dr. martin luther king would have approved of this. meanwhile there's always at least one nut on the show. this season her name is lace. even if you don't watch "the bachelor" you know immediately hot crazy one is because some kind of haunted circus music plays behind her every time she talks. tonight lace had been with the hear. second? a second?" never good. not from a doctor, not from your boss, not from one of the >> i just feel like going home might be easier. and maybe just continue working on myself. and trying to better myself. else until you truly love yourself. begins with "like my tattoo says." i'm in. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i know that's what the tattoo on your back says. but what does the dolphin on your ankle think? so lace eliminated heard, she went home. but she's definitely going to be on "bachelor in paradise." that is a guarantee. meanwhile the bachelor, before an nba game, got a mention from none other than charles barkley. >> kobe bryant will play for the lakers his last trip to oakland and they are g

the 34th annual dr. martin luther king jr. day parade is taking place downtown. ((brian loftus)) thousands are expected to attend. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live near 4th and bridger. good morning michael? ((the dr. martin luther king jr. committee will be celebrating its 34th annual birthday parade. the committee was founded in november 1981 celebrating the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. by keeping the dream alive. we cordially invite the las vegas community to join us in this celebration at the largest parade in the state of nevada. this year's theme: living the dream: "the movement continues." the parade will be held on downtown las vegas beginning at 10 a.m.)) can't catch the parade live... how can people catch it? kirsten... cox cable... is taping the broadcast with out very own tedd florendo as hosts as well as sharie johnson. it will be re- broadcast on a number of their channels starting this friday and will run through february 12th. brian loftus > let's get a check of your commute. kirsten joyce demetria... how are things looking? dem

the nba celebrating the birthday of dr. martin luther king jr. with a full slate of games, including the warriors and cavs. the finals rematch that turned into a embarrassing national tv blow for cleveland. steph curry and company not about to drop two straight, especially with the chance to sweep cleveland in the season series. first quarter, curry sporting the hot hand. what else is new? he pulls up from beyond the three-point line, hits the three. a sign of things to come. next possession, curry, another three-pointer. the reigning mvp dropped in 16 in the first quarter alone. second period, he'll pick lebron james' pocket. doves up 26 at the break. third quarter, steph again from beyond the arc. his seventh triple of the night. warriors blow out the cavs, 132-98 which may be their most focused effort of the season. >> they were absolutely phenomenal tonight, defensively, offensively, sharing the ball, everyone being engaged, taking care of the ball. we only had eight turnovers tonight and over 30 assists. we can't ask to play much better than

all fees are waived today to honor dr. martin luther king jr. it's open from 6:00 to 5:00. >> they have celebrations planned all over our great nation. when we talk about dr. king him in our nation's capitol and we'll be checking in throughout the morning with our nation's capitol. we have video as far as the statute that was erected in his honor. in addition to that and you'll get to see the pictures later, but the first family spent other day serving others. this is the memorial that was nut place in dr. king's honor in our nation's capitol. we have coverage of the first >> dana: how old the runnin rebels respond their head coach being fired? we'll talk about how they did over the weekend. >> kim: a woman walking when that happens. we'll take you inside and tell you how this whole thing happened. >> dana: i hope she's ok. and we have live pictures this morning from the reno camera and >> dana: head coach of the runnin rebels fired a little the rebels have responded quite nicely thank you. long ball three there and the rebels score 100 points f

folks will remember dr. martin luther king jr. day with the annual m-l-k peace walk in washington, d-c. f-b-i director comey will also participate in wreath laying at the memorial to dr. king. all school activities will be back to normal today at penn state university... officials say a suspect was arrested after threatening to harm two students at a dorm. the incident prompted a three- hour lockdown. happening today happening today across the region... testing is underway after birds from 10 turkey farms in indiana, tested positive for bird flu. officials say they are working to determine the strain of the highly-contagious virus. happening today happening today across the tri- state... a martin luther king jr. march will be held in participants will gather at martin luther king jr. boulevard and jillian's way... the walk begins at 5 p-m... the route leading to the life learning center, where a program will begin at 6. and lebanon is commemorating dr. martin luther king jr. day with a day of service. it will be held at the lebano

we talked to some kids about what dr. martin luther king means to them. you will be blown away by the responses. we'll have that coming up at 5:00. tune in tonight at 5:00. >> >> the fun doesn't end here. if you haven't had a chan to get out and celebrate, you can do it. they are going to have a family fun fest at top cana field in one of the parking lots going from 2:00 to 7:00 today. so a lot more time to get out and enjoy the beautiful day and honor dr. martin luther king. >>> you next, a health alert >> want to think twice about taking bikes, even if a doctor we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the second lasts all day. we g ive you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and

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various ways to honor dr. martin luther king jr. today. a child prodigy uses his talents to serve a virginia community. >>> hear more from this young musician and his thank you message for dr. king. >>> what civil rights leader jesse jackson had to say about the water crisis in flint, >>> new numbers abou >>> 7:11. killed two people in florida. they were in a mobile home near tampa when the storm hit. five others inside of the home at the time were injured. officials say at least two tornadoes struck two counties in e area. thousands lost electricity and this morning the red cross is on the scene helping residents can recover. >>> support is pouring in for a utah officer killed in the line of duty. officer doug barney was shot in head as he went after two suspects ran from traffic accident scene. officials say the same suspect shot and wounded another officer before police lled him. the second suspect, a woman, is also on the run this morning. the utah governor has ordered flags been lowered in the entire state for officer barneys funeral.

martin luther king jr. day events today. dan: dr. martin luther king' s legacy will be celebrated and on it as people gather for a march. the march has never been cancelled in cincinnati in its now 41 years. it will be cold outside as an expected 1,000 people line up to march from here at the freedom center to fountain square and then to music hall. the theme of this year' s celebration, "mlk, we can' t wait," focuses on promoting racial justice and equity beyond one day. the marching set to kick off around 10:00 a.m., and temperatures are expected to be bitter cold. people involved are giving a strong warning to be smart and bundle up. >> if folks want to come and will welcome them, but we also encourage people to be smart. the weather really is a serious thing. dan: at fountain square, partway through the march, a prayer service at fountain square. they will also be a celebration at music hall. live at the freedom center, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: also celebrating martin luther king jr. today at the cincinnati museum center.

that event led right into the city of columbia's dr. martin luther king, jr. presentation. students from logan elementary also performed. >> this is a wonderful opportunity. not only to celebrate the life of dr. king but to celebrate the service so many americans have paid. to recognize that the service has to continue. >> today's event was columbia's 28 annual celebration. >> he cared about the legacy of dr. martin luther king. >>> coming up, midlands students are carrying out -- looks at those young people they are giving back and making a difference in some people's lives. >>> a construction worker is out of danger tonight. a trench collapsed. emergency were able to get that worker out of that trench and airlift him to a local hospital. >>> saturday night alan holloway and gibbs shot a man. investigators find the man with elgin police. >>> new information tonight on a missing mother of two from sumter. police say shardae davis spoke to a detective over the phone today but did not know where she is located. davis said she is scared to return because she has a warning out

and dr. martin luther king, jr. is a federal holiday, and the date of service . >> here in the bay area, many people taking this holiday as a chance to call for changes in the use of force by the police. >> they took to the streets, went to the bay area airport, getting their message out. and what is the plan for today? >> people are getting an early start this morning, and many protesters say they are heeding the call of dr. king for direct action, stemming from these recent police-involved shooting's.>> we want justice for mary al woods. -- mario would. -- mario woods. >> reporter: calling for justice for mario woods, the 26- year-old that was killed by the police. at 10:30 am there will be a news conference with the civil rights attorney, calling for an independent investigation to the tactics of the police department. >> we are demanding justice, and this is a marathon, not a sprint. we will be tenacious, whatever itit takes for mario woods.>> demonstrators marching through the airport terminal, reciting the nam

dr. martin luther king, jr. was a fixture in the city back then. >> i can never be what i ought to be until you are what you ought to be. >> as the civil rights movement was unfolding annette blackwell was a child. born 15 miles from selma, alabama and her father a minister moved the family to cleveland in 1964 when she was a toddler. the family went back home to alabama every summer for blackwell to help her those summers blackwell tells me much different than her life in the north. >> no looking directly at a white person's eyes you look down. on the sidewalk you have to move over or get off the sidewalk and everything was yes, ma'am and no ma'am. >> blackwell was the keynote speaker today where she told her story because ... >> you see annette blackwell made history by becoming the first african-american mayor of maple heights. she worked hard to show people she could do anything she set her mind to. >> i became strong. >> while never forgetting where she came from. she never met mlk but he certainly influenc

in 20-17 sioux city will acknowlege dr. martin luther king, jr. day as a national holiday. council member rhonda capron said that will mean even bigger celebrations. president barack obama and first of their day volunteering at an elementary school as part of a martin luther king day service event. the first couple visited an elementary school, and helped plant vegetable seeds in a garden bed. president obama gave some of the kids advice about the value of spinach in the diet while they were filling the bed with dirt and seeds. later on in the day they helped pack bags with books for those in need. siouxland is shivering through another arctic day. temperatures were below zero just about everywhere in the region this morning. several schools started classes later than normal this morning, presumably to give the buses a little time to warm up. things haven't warmed up much since the sun came up, but, it is milder than yesterday. a little. for more we go to chief meteorologist ron demers with our first look at the forecast at 5. winter weather advisory for southern siouxland

dr. martin luther king junior.. today. groups are holding marches, prayer services, ceremonies and much more to honor the late dr. king. one local event is in now in its 41st year... rob dblbx our dan wells joins us live from the freedom center with all the details. live despite the cold weather, cincinnati residents plan to honor the legacy of king jr. with numerous event celebrate dr. king's legacy. take a look at the schedule of events today. at 8 a.m., the martin luther king coalition will begin the holiday with a sold-out king legacy awards breakfast. at 10 a.m., cincinnati's mlk march runs from the freedom center to fountain square for an interfaith prayer service. marchers will then head to music hall for the mlk commemorative celebration at noon organizers say the brutally cold temperatures will not get in the way of the mission started more than 40 years ago. the freedom center will also offer free admission monday. live if you are looking for a way to late dr. king... the tri state has a lot to offer. we have a l

martin luther king, as delivered by this 10-year-old. >> reporter: how can we be more like dr. king? thoughts from paradegoers i >> you need an education, you have to be a leader. you have to make a good speech, be kind to everyone. >> from kidses to adults. >> definitely show more compassion towards one another, more heart felt concern towards each other. answers were to be more kind, more helpful, more giving. >> more peaceful, stop the violence and everything, black on black crime. that needs to end. >> to take a stand. >> stand up when we see inequate are quitties or racism. >> or steak a step back. we all have to stop shouting at each other and his ton each other. there is too much devicive rhetoric in this country. we need to be united. >> united in his legacy. >> by doing that in some kind of way, it will make us equal. chambers, abc action flus. >> >> we want to go back to the breaking news we first brought you at the top of the newscast. marisol on the scene where a child was hit by a car an hour ago, what can you until thursday >> reporter: braidenton police departmen

our guest is the reverend dr. martin luther king. to introduce the guest and panel of correspondents, here is robert lodge, the moderator of press conference usa. mr. lodge: our guest, the reverend dr. martin luther king became spokesman and leader of negroes in the southern united states at the unusually early age of 27. it was during a bus boycott in montgomery, alabama which resulted in integrated essence. later, as head of the southern christian leadership conference, he turned his attention to desegregation of restaurants and other public facilities and has played a leading role in getting negroes registered to vote. an important step in achieving equal rights. at the age of 34, dr. king a baptist minister, married with four children has become a symbol the struggle to end racial segregation here in the united states. we have a panel of distinguished correspondence. an african, and asian and a southern newspaperman. gentlemen, would you identify yourselves? george: i represent the u.n.. william: this is william markman of columb

martin luther king, jr. had he lived, dr. king would have been 87 this year. kaeja cox, odu student clip 90 21:54 i feel like what he did meant a lot and it impacts all of our lives directly whether we know it or not. just me being able to go to this university is a direct impact on what he did. 22:04 old dominion university students also marched. their focus - positivity, justice, and advancements african americans have made since dr. king's famous 1963 speech. nats of king "i have a dream" in chesapeake a breakfast was focused not just on dr. chesapeake martin luther king leadership breakfast - clip 10 47;30 we are honoring youth, we're honoring law enforcement those two dont seem to work together. we'll clip 11 54:59 we can make a big difference here in our lifetimes like dr king did as long as we communicate with our localities and that we're transparent and have those relationships that will provide very successful. 55:10 the urban league of hampton roads 32nd annual martin luther king jr. community leaders' breakfast was held at norfolk state. the keynot

martin luther king, jr. had he lived, dr. king would have been 87 this year. kaeja cox, odu student clip 90 21:54 i feel like what he not. just me being able to go to this university is a direct impact on what he did. 22:04 old dominion university students focus - positivity, justice, and advancements african americans have made since dr. king's famous 1963 speech. nats of king "i have a dream" in chesapeake a breakfast was focused not just on dr. king, but first reponders as well. sot - bishop e. w. jackson, sr., chairman of chesapeake martin luther king leadership breakfast - clip 10 47;30 we are honoring youth, we're honoring law enforcement and we've been told that those two dont seem to work together. we'll we're showing that in chesapeake they do. 47:39 sot - sheriff jim king did as long as we communicate with our localities and that we're transparent and have those relationships that will provide very successful. 55:10 the urban league of hampton roads 32nd annual martin luther king jr. community leaders' breakfast was held at norfolk state. the keynote

martin luther king jr. for many, the king holiday is a day of service, a day of dialogue in our neighborhoods and communities. tomorrow many in our area will roll up their sleeves to keep the dream alive. a guest this morning this morning are lillie jessie, with the alumni chapter of delta sigma beta sorority, also vice chair of the prince william county school board. emmjolee mendoza is director of campus ministry and community service at catholic university. and nicholas smith is a senior at forest park high school. welcome to "viewpoint," all of you. >> thank you. >> emmjolee, tell us about your project tomorrow and what you folks will be doing. >> we have over 800 students, staff and faculty and alumni signed up for our national day of service for martin luther king. very excited. 11 years ago, 26 people and here we have grown to 800 people. they'll be working on a variety of projects on the national mall to little sisters of the poor, franciscan monastery, all community organizations that are in the di