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Prosecutors one more chance at death if a new jury still cant decide, arias will get life in prison and a judge will determine whether or not shes eligible for parole. the new trial wont be as long because the original guilty verdict still holds. >> this new jury isnt going to have nearly the information that the old jury did and the jury that made this decision saw every gruesome detail, saw all the lies, saw everything. >> reporter: finding new jurors who havent heard of the arias case will be...

That i didnt get to speak because every organization had one speaker. >> well, youre speaking tomorrow. martin and i have you on the program. >> im going to give the whole sermon i planned to give if i had spoken back in 63. >> all right. martin, before we go, you had put out a book for children. and sunday after the march well go to the king memorial between 1:00 and 4:00 and youll sign books for kids. >> yes. i dont like to do this, but -- >> i insisted you do this. >> all right. i have a chil...

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Today as it was in the 80s. everything has changed, but nothing has changed. and we come up here not just to commemorate the past, but to chart a course for the future. and everything has changed. weve got more black elected officials than weve ever had. we even got somebody who operates over here in the house somewhere in this city. >> the white house. >> the white house. and yet at the same time, 30-some states are charting a course to deny us the right to vote. which we earned and which we di...

Find what their calling is and assume their rightful roles in a nation where, you know, we are mastering run and rapping and rhyming instead of reading, writing, and arithmetic. we need that to compliment the running rapping and rhyming. >> reverend lowery are in your senior years. i believe youre 92. >> ill be 92 in october, the lord willing. >> the lord willing, youll be 92. as you look back over the decades, what is the things that you can say youre most fond and most proud of? >> well, thats...

Mississippi and nothing was expected of me expect from our small community. but you slept, you ate, you did everything looking over your shoulders and being alert that one day something was going to happen to you. i think of the radios that played dixie almost 24 hours a day. it was a kind of a brainwashing type of thing. you knew what sound was which. if a car backfired, you knew it. you knew the sound of a motor of your car. we watched out for each other in our neighborhoods. and we knew that ...

Students by state law. things like that. the movement opened up those things and is the gateway to really realize things. and so we all stand on the shoulders of this movement. >> and there was violence. i mean, dr. king led a non-violent movement. there was no violence during the march. but you were subjected to violence and violent threats every day in mississippi and birmingham happened that summer. >> every day. >> tell people where the resolve where you might get killed had to come from. >>...

That is raised and it can literally cause a tipping point. and we need that tipping point desperately now with everything weve seen that has happened, the convergence of so many things in 2013, we need that consciousness, awareness in our nation and world. its important because this speech that he made is not one of but it is the only galvanizing speech in the world. >> you know, that your mother who i was privileged to do some work with with your brother used to talk about i remember one night ...

Violence and violent threats every day in mississippi and birmingham happened that summer. >> every day. >> tell people where the resolve where you might get killed had to come from. >> i think one had to truly believe that america could become the kind of country that we all knew that it could be. medgar fought in world war ii for freedom. he came home, saw everything was different. i on the other hand grew up in a very segregated society in mississippi and nothing was expected of me expect fro...

Commemorate the past, but to chart a course for the future. and everything has changed. weve got more black elected officials than weve ever had. we even got somebody who operates over here in the house somewhere in this city. >> the white house. >> the white house. and yet at the same time, 30-some states are charting a course to deny us the right to vote. which we earned and which we died for. everything has changed and nothing has changed. so young people have their work cut out for them. i d...