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Time on 360, the president ratchets up his push

to take over Greenland and somehow links it

to not getting the Nobel Peace Prize,

which he says has freed him

from thinking purely of peace. Also tonight, tensions rising in Minnesota with protesters confronting

a pastor who apparently is also a local ICE official and 1,500 active duty troops on standby for

possible deployment there. And later remembering the the man known as Fashion's Last Emperor,

who made stars shine brighter, princess's nobler and commoners who could afford it look uncommonly beautiful,

the remarkable life of Valentino.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

A little more than 61 years ago, around this time of year, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was awarded

the Nobel Peace Prize for, in the words of the Nobel Committee, his nonviolent struggle

for civil rights.

Well, tonight, six days later, the President of the United States, who was just given someone

...