Through a civil war as they try to get through winter. Thiswe begin in france where people were killed in last weeks attacks are being held to rest. Jacky rowland has more from paris. Reporter 17 were shot dead last week. Two were shot police were shot at the Charlie Hebdo attack. France is still on its highest state of alert. Journalists have been peering this weeks issue of Charlie Hebdo. Staff on the paper are determined that it should be business as usual despite the killing of their colleagues. They made it clear they would not be giving in to pressure to those who would like to censor them. Its not the front page that the world wanted us to make, but it was the one we wanted to make. It was not the front page that terrorists wanted us to make because there are no terrorists in it. Just a man crying. Its mohammed. Im sorry we drew him again but the mohammed we drew is a guy crying above all. Charlie hebdo never used to have a massive readership. A lot of readers felt their cartoon
Price plunge. We want 1. 75 gas yes, we do. And 18,000 on the dow yes we want that. We might get both. See . Mondays not so bad. Varney company is about to given. Stuart two big market stories to kick off the monday morning. A big tripledigit rally for the Dow Jones Industrial average this is all speculation about the Federal Reserve and interest rates. On it goes forever. But we look like were up to close to 18,000 again. Now perhaps even an even more important story the price of oil keeps on dropping. 42. 97 that is a new sixyear low. That means, in my opinion sharply lower gas prices coming very soon. As of right now, the National Average for a gallon of gas is 2. 42, down a couple of pennies over the weekend, and its down nine days straight. Remember, please the refinery strike in the west is over, were still swimming in oil. Im going to ask Patrick Dehaan of gas buddy next hour if gas prices are indeed, set to plunge the way we want them to. That will be about 11 30 eastern time,
[captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] treat us cspanhistory. Take us back 50 years ago today. What was some like . And what led up to the idea of the march to montgomery in the first place . Reverend lafayette well, it was a very extraordinary. Extraordinary period in our history. Because what we were doing was basically giving a voice to the people who are voiceless. And that is what all these movements are about. Helping to give people a voice who otherwise would not be heard. We feel that if the voices of the poor, the voices of the disenfranchised, the voices of the suffering people are heard other people will respond. So, selma, alabama is that example of where people around the country and around the world heard the voices crying out for people not being treated equally as human beings. Now, the reason we were going to my com
Petition to the honorable george c. Wallace issued of god, citizen of the United States and governor of the state of alabama. We, as citizens of alabama citizens of many states in our United States and citizens of several foreign countries, come praying the blessing of god upon you and we, many responsibilities that are yours to discharge. We come petitioning you to join us in spirit and in truth in what is historys and Americas Movement toward the great society. A nation of justice where none shall prey upon the weakness of other, a nation of plenty where greed and poverty shall be done away, a nation of brotherhood where success is founded upon service and honor given for nobleness alone. We have come to represent the negro citizens of alabama and freedom loving people from all over the United States and the world. We have come not only 65 days and 60 miles but we have come from three centuries of suffering and hardship. We have come to you, the governor of alabama, to declare that w
Is africanamerican. We have made an important statement as a country. We have to continue to work at this thing. If we dont continue to step forward, we will go backwards. Because the world is moving. To stand still is to go back. We have to keep moving forward. Thats what the movement is about. Moving forward, recognizing those changes we still have to make. Host a commemoration today on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. Call American History tv at reverend lafayette, you were in selma, alabama several years right or to the marches, the events that happened in march of 1965. Tell us how you ended up in selma, alabama p we heard the story about the x on the map marking selma off. You went anyway. What is the story there . What happened is those of us from asheville had decided that since we had the sit in movement and we continued the freedom rides, once we started the freedom rides, we decided if we would give a fulltime for a couple of years, it would be like the peace corps, bo