Here are their remarks. Good morning. Good morning. As we gather today, first let thank all of our honorees that we are saluting this year. It is important on king day that we do things in the spirit of dr. King. Mr. Sharpton dr. King as a federal holiday was a result in and of itself of struggle. So we do not take it as a day off. We take it as a day on. To do something in the spirit of human rights and civil rights that dr. King stood for. The National Action network started 28 years ago on those principles and weve been blessed to partner with martin who thought to spend this federal holiday every year with us at the breakfast. He had brought his mother to our Convention Many years. So we are in our d. N. A. Kinglike. And no year is more important than this year. Because we are meeting on a morning of king holiday where the nation has been more polarized and divided than weve seen in recent history. The rise of antisemitic attacks, the rise of hate crimes , the right of rhetoric tha
and you grab over here some of the missile there and add it in. reporter: even if it doesn t add up, these days you can t believe your eyeballs even when they re seeing great balls of fire. jeanne moos, cnn. goodness gracious, great balls of fire! maybe cctv will use all of the right moves to flush out the super bowl highlights. now we go to suzanne malveaux. what a movie. a classic. love that movie. thank you. live from studio 7, i m suzanne malveaux. let s get you up to speed for this tuesday, february 1st. protesters are sandwicheds in that here square right now demanding that hosni mubarak give up power. protesters called for 1 million people to join in the protest. the arm has not moved against the protesters although they set up checkpoints. a tense moment in tahrir square. soldiers drew their weapons on one crowd. you can see fear frozen on this soldiers s face. the crowd chanted the people and army are one which quickly calmed what could have been a dead