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howard: thank you.n media buzz, top trump official critical of the former president and vp stakes. senior adviser jason miller isej on deck. ♪ they created a boat that was more affordable... tracker, the world's #1 best selling fishing and pontoon boats powered by mercury, proudly built in missouri and sold factory direct at bass pro shops and select dealers. for as little as 5 dollars a day... you can own a brand new tracker and make lifelong memories of your own. bass pro shops, voted america's best outdoor retailer. save even more and support conservation when you join the club. howard: we have jason miller, senior adviser to president trump's campaign. you couldn't think joe biden would deliver an abysmal performance and gift from the gods for you? >> i knew that president trump was going to deliver and not only did he deliver and it was the greatest performance if debate history and by the way, howie, it's not just me saying it. new cbs polling out this morning in a clip of 56-16 seeing the preside

howard: right.you know, he's not doing the standard prep, but he is loading up on issues, and these are 2-minute if answers, so you've got to have a lot to say. >> i'm surprised we believe that trump's not doing some real pre- howard: you think this is a speak screen? >> i think -- smoke screen? >> he has to stick to that advantage, but that's ebbing away from him, right? fox news poll it cruised to be -- used to be trump al-jazeera +13 on the economy, now it's +5. it is a chance for joe biden to press -- howard: yeah, but if you want to get deep into polls, joe biden is weaker than he should be among women, blacks, latinos. all the reasons why this is so important unless it's just a one-week story. be sure to tune into special coverage of the cnn presidential debate simulcast. our coverage begins this thursday, june 27th, 8 p.m. eastern. >>> when we come back, pro-biden pundits say he's the victim of misleading videos by the right even when the footage is absolutely untouched. ♪ (man) every time i

howard: more on that in a moment.we come back, donald trump and his allies sending sharp signals on retribution in his second term. ♪ muck ♪ if.uto ♪ so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com. higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing business...” but at what cost? turn shipping to your advantage. with low cost ground shipping from the united states postal service. ♪ howard: some of donald trump's allies want republican us investigating democrats right now. >> -- every republican d.a. starting every information, they need to right now. howard: the subject came up, as it has before, when the former president sat town with sean hannity. >> people are claiming you want relately -- retribution. people are claiming you want what has happened to you done to democrats. would you to that ever? >> look, what's happened to me has never happened in this country before, and it has to stop because for finish. >> wait a minute. i want to hear that again. it has to stop.

he was a real estate client named erwin howard. a pilot, airline mechanic.ly from bolivia. >> i remember deede saying she wouldn't date anyone else unless the treasured and adored her. and she did feel loved and adored by irwin. >> when irwin popped the question, deede said yes. at her bridal shower in march 1998, he delivered ■çhis fiance to the surprise party. the smiles did not last after the engagement was over. the marriage began. >> it wasn't within six months after they were married, she blurted out that she had married him on the rebound. >> and was having second thoughts? >> apparently so. >> it was hard for her because she knew he loved her. >> so much that the marriage lasted another four years after that conversation. ultimately, their divorce was amicable and a year after the split in the summer of 2004, deede seemed to find her footing once again. she had begun dating a south bay car sales man named bobby. that■ç new relationship was goi so well that on the evening of thursday, july 8, he took deede out to dinner to meet his father. >> i talked

then 1867, howard uni howard university is a five-minute walk from to -- began to burgeon as a resultward theater was the premier african-american t world in 1910. once you begin to get howard theater, you begin to get these professionals from howard universi off. it becomes anellence and genius in progress. peter: bernard demczuki arrives in 1952. was going on in the country at that point, and what was d.c. like? mr. demczuk: 1952 of course was a segregated per in america. we had just come from world war ii black gi's in world war ii, some took advantage of the g.i. bill and they went to howard universitwere trained to fight, and did fight in the south pacific in europe, when they came back, they had to sit on the back of the bus. they couldot sit at a white lunch counter. even in d.c. and that infuriated them to the point where they said, look, if europe, we can defeat racism here at home. and so this area he becomes the space and place f movement. coordinated committee across the street. doctor king, down the street. naacp, around the this was the place. three black newspapers were

then 1867, howard university.minute walk fromrgeon as a result. 1910 the howard theater. howard theater was the premier african-american theater in the world in 10. once you begin to get howard theate y b university, the place takes off. it becomes an incubator for african-american excellence and genius in progress. peter: bernard demczuk, virginia aliives in 1952. what at that point, and what was d.c. like? mr. demczuk: 1952 of course was a segregated period of time in america. we had just come from world war ii, and the black gi's in world war ii, some took advantage of the g.i. bill and they went to howard university. these men who were trained to fight, south pacific in europe, when they came back, they. they could not sit at a white lunch counter. even in d.c. and that infuriated them to t point where they said, look, if we can defeat the nazis in europe, we can defea racism here at home. and so this area here really eóbecomes the space and place fr the modern civigment. coordinated committee across the docto

then 1867, howard university.o howard university is a five-minute walk from here and it began1910 the howard theater. howard theater was the premier african-american theater in the world in 1910. you begin to get howard theater, you begin to get these university, the place takes off. it becomes an incubator for african-american excellence and progress. peter: bernard demczuk virginia ali arrives in 1952. what was going on in the country like? mr. demczuk: 1952 of course was a segregated period of time in america. we had just come from world war ii and the black gi's in world war ii, some took advantage of the g.i. bill and they went to howard university. these men who were trained to fight, and did fight in the europe, when they came back, they had to sit on the bacusthey could not sit at a white lunch counter. even in d.c. nfuriated them to the point where they said, look, if we can defeat the nazis in europe, we can defeat racism me. and so this area here really becomes the space and place for the modern civil r

he turns howard university, terrence howard university, school of law. from a part time night school to a full time day. part time night school to a full time day. nights. that's a great question. student does anybody have an answer? i'll on your colleagues for. 5050 was the night school because again at this time it's what 1929 around the time it's abc for you, it's not going to get that's high marks. it's like a harvard or yale. so just like you're going sleep is not okay. i mean, what else cost yet and look at i don't think that's fair. okay, so so what is your yeah. what do you do because it doesn't think that's. so what do you think might. oh the maximum it is is for cameras. okay. so nice. cool bicep. nice cool part time high school. yeah. no, these people are, students, people working and people are working. and so they're students. and as i mentioned, most lawyers are going to be making a lot of money. it's not until the great migration people begin to move northward until black lawyers for the most part will have the clientele to support 1930s r

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doctor howard thurman, way to the 2020 block of stockton in recognition of doctor howard thurman's legacy in san francisco. president peskin, thank you for introducing this legislation. the floor is yours. thank you. chair melgar, thanks for scheduling this important commemorative street designation resolution in honor of reverend doctor howard thurman's legacy, which i think you all colleagues know because you remember when we landmarked the fellowship church at 2041 larkin street? doctor thurman was an acclaimed author, theologian, and educator who is credited with mentoring doctor martin luther king and other leaders of the day who significantly contributed to the modern civil rights movement, doctor thurman was born in a segregated florida community in 1899, became valedictorian of his class at morehouse college, and then went to the rochester theological seminary. he accepted the urgent invitation of san francisco state university professor and presbyterian pastor, doctor alfred fisk, to leave his career in academia and move to san francisco. in 1944, as a co-founding pastor of the c

we will be speaking to howard coker, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ relax into a caribbean state of mind. visit sandals.com or call 1-800 sandals. katie: the industrial and consumer package announced it will i the kingmaker for nearly $4 billion. joining us on the news, howard coker. he is the president and ceo. let's talk about the logic of this deal. howard: sunoco is not a household name, but we exist in almost every household in america. $7 billion of turnover. we are -- we have very big plans. one is the paper plant business. we did in acquisition about three years ago with our position. we are the largest producer. the acquisition in food and aerosol space. it has gone extremely well. -- most importantly, the market reaction has been fantastic in terms of customers. with that background, the opportunity came to us. it was a perfect fit. every way we look at things from a culture and technology perspective. layer onto that the financial opportunities. the largest producer of steel and containers. katie: taking that positi

howard wrote foreword. mississippi was as a ticking time bomb and epitomized the savagery that characterized the us south. and i'll just add when emmett till killed in august of in august of 1955, he was just latest of a string murders that were happening in that summer. i keep was killed in may in the states and two weeks before till was killed. another man was killed on the courthouse lawn of mississippi for trying to register people to vote. so people saw emmett till as just the incident happening in the state. born in murray, kentucky, in 1908, dr. howard was called the most controversial figure in mississippi, and he lived at a well-secured compound in the all black town mound bayou, which about an hour drive from sumner when the black press and other activists traveled to the delta to cover the trial, they most likely stayed in mobile. many of them stayed at howard's almost 200 acres estate, and those who traveled with him, including till mobley, were transported in a bullet proof vehicle. the dr. how

i think lord howard as well— in government. i think lord howard as well has— in government.hat front _ hello. the warm and humid air that's been affecting many parts of the uk over the last few days has been swept away by this band of cloud, this frontal system that's been moving its way eastwards. it's all connected with an area of low pressure, actually an unseasonably deep low. a lot of isobars on this chart as this low drifts across the northern half of the uk. so, to go through the evening, we will continue to see some pretty strong winds across parts of northern ireland, scotland, northern england, parts of north wales. gusts of a0 to maybe 50 mph, some outbreaks of rain as well. furthersouth, breezy, but not as windy. and for south wales, the midlands, the south and the east of england, it will stay largely dry. temperatures overnight generally holding up in double digits, but as we head into tomorrow, we will have some outbreaks of rain across the north of scotland. still quite windy, particularly in the north of the uk. showers through the day across scotland, north

ron howard is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] legendary. love ron howard. see them in the hit netflix series, "baby reindeer," richard gadd and jessica gunning are here. [ cheers and applause ] "baby reindeer!" >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: quick chat before we start the show. i thought that my modelling days were through. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, but thanks to my friends over at kith and taylormade, i'm now an international golf model. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. look at this. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. my friends over at kith, they said, "hey, we want to do this -- we want you to be the face of kith and taylormade. do you want to fly to pebble beach?" the golf course, yeah. and -- and we'll have -- they don't even let people golf on pebble beach. they let me not only golf there, but take photos and do a a whole photoshoot. look at this. look at me swing. [ cheers and applause ] whoa, higgins, ready for this one? >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: what are you -- whoa, okay! [ cheers and applause ] hold on! >> steve: sizzlin'.

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ron howard is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] legendary. love ron howard. them in the hit netflix series, "baby reindeer," richard gadd and jessica gunning are here. [ cheers and applause ] "baby reindeer!" >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: quick chat before we start the show. i thought that my modelling days were through. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, but thanks to my friends over at kith and taylormade, i'm now an international golf model. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. look at this. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. my friends over at kith, they said, "hey, we want to do this -- we want you to be the face of kith and taylormade. do you want to fly to pebble beach?" the golf course, yeah. and -- and we'll have -- they don't even let people golf on pebble beach. they let me not only golf there, but take photos and do a a whole photoshoot. look at this. look at me swing. [ cheers and applause ] whoa, higgins, ready for this one? >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: what are you -- whoa, okay! [ cheers and applause ] hold on! >> steve: sizzlin'. >>

♪ howard: when president biden was at the g7 in italy and he announced the u.s.$50 million loan the rnc posted the most title what is biden doing. the president strayed from the assembled leaders talking to no one and now wound up on the cover of the new york post leander in chief, if you look at it from a broader angle the president had turned to chat with the skydiver who landed as part of a show near the world leaders and to give them a thumbs up before italian prime minister giorgia meloni guided him back to a photo. >> and to wander off like that and other g7 leaders looked on in agony right wing media at the g7 summit involving president biden, i get that biden is 81 looks frail and confused in this instant why with the new york post and anyone follow the rnc lead and the president was given the thumbs up to the. shooter. >> it's taken out of context same way trump is taking out of context so often here you have a video but i don't think the full video benefits anybody anymore and a problem with president biden is he looks frail when he's walking and i beli

lord howard as michael howard, he led the conservative party in the 2005 election campaign, and it wasr results. lord howard, good morning to you , i suspect good morning. i suspect lord howard , you're suspect lord howard, you're other relieved you're not leading the conservative party into the july the fourth election, because i fear the result is going to be considerably worse than the one you experienced back in 2005. >> what we did now, do we? andrew the result depends on your viewers and the other voters. and, no election is over until the votes are cast and counted. so i believe there's everything to play for, i think we need to focus people's minds on who they want as prime minister, on the issues, on the policies , and if we can succeed policies, and if we can succeed in doing that between now and july the fourth, then who knows what the outcome might be? >> well, just even before we farage entered the race and your former cabinet colleague ken clarke once described nigel farage as the most talented politician of his generation. lord howard , even before nigel lord howard, eve

howard, thank you for being with us.e mays the signature player of his day and ultimately the greatest all-around player of all time? howard: the first thing about him is the electricity. i think it is an interesting contrast to baseball today where the game is essentially sold by math and science and numbers and launch angle and exit velocity and the two sticks. willie mays was electricity. he was emotion. for people who talk about him with that sort of reference when they watched him play, he made you feel something. it was all about the projection of young kids wanting to be like him, the real idolizing of a hero who could do things on the baseball field that everyone wished they could do and then he also put up the huge numbers as well but when you think about willie mays as a player, the thing that you think about most is into 600 60 home runs order the 3283 hits or any of those things. it is the movement. it is the catch p.a.d. even in black-and-white, people turn their backs on things that are black-and-white thes

information to evan and howard? yeah, like me. >> and they would take get all in and construct this beautifully written. it was narrative, it was a marvel, it was a marvel and he was a marvel at it and had some great teachers at newsweek, but those were the days when writing. >> yeah, really mattered writing really was every absolutely so to his friends and and family and former colleagues out there, we send our love. may howard fireman's memory be a blessing as we watched for this house vote on holding attorney general merrick garland in contempt. we're gonna get some reaction from those directly involved. we're going to hear from house republicans and house democrat about this monumental move happening on capitol hill also breaking this out with the closing bell on wall street after two major economic headlines that directly impact your wallets, we will explain exactly how it impacts you. >> were back in a moment duties, celebrating freedom and legacy. next wednesday at ten on cnn here's some information about rep

because rememberde about howard? howard oc wanted to be >> politics. he ran for governor of new york. that's right. i forgot he wa s last likestic 30 seconds. okay, but stick with me. he was a guy whosek wihe was brd himself the king of all media, but become so much less omnipotent than trump. >> and he complains about everything omnip. not >> howard stern is now the prince harry of all media. that's kind of whaprincet he li nope, but -- but but imaginegine that does kill him then.this >> this is the bigger thingat'sn and this is what's new to the trump movement. uc is trump is garnering majorp is support in the black community and he went to the bronx. the only time you get to hear biden say hello, bronxrmanentllf he's doing a rally in staten island. >> okay. but -- but that black street crowd thing matters like 50 cent matters. he is a guy with a lota guot of influence. okay? he got of shot nine times and dead. >> did something more dangerous like with chelsea handler. >> okay. but he had his shots. yeah, but that stuff matters. >> the only time howa

imagine being robert de niro or stephen king or howard stern or jimmy kimmel and you just got the memon't the center of the universe. and that memo is on donald trump letterhead mechanism of the working class being ignored is this elitist bozos. is this performance essential in their own right but trump makes them feel small. if you've noticed, trump's largest credit are successful people who sent their own insignificance in this new world of trump limited feel like i do when taking a picture with iris. [laughter] it's also why has-beens like liz cheney, michael cohen and anthony carlucci are obsessed with taking trump down. there players in this movie hoping that seems dealing moments will come. but the most obvious example, like i closest to trump in temperament and personality, howard stern, as trump elevated, stern retreated, becoming a believer in the gospel of the six-foot distancing rule there can use covid to justify turning himself into glorious swanson the hold his 47 square-foot mention dictating to everyone how stupid and murderous they were for not having what he had. and

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look, i appreciate lord howard. there's been lots of polling.t we can conclude, even though there's variance in the results that they're predicting, is that all of them seem to be pretty dire for the conservatives. we've had, i think now eight mrp polls and they're all suggesting that it's going to be a form of tory geddon with the tories reduced to in the most generous estimate , 150 seats, this one suggesting just 53. >> well, i mean, i can only talk from my own experience. i've been on the doorstep every day this week, and apart from today, when i had a very positive response on the other days , response on the other days, what's become clear is that there are very, very many people who haven't made up their minds, who haven't made up their minds, who are genuinely undecided. and i think the task that faces the conservative party in the two weeks that remain of the campaign is to persuade those people who haven't made up their minds, that we have genuinely turned a corner. we've now got the lowest inflation rate in the g7, apart from italy ,

calhoun: i will start, and then i will turn it over to howard.alaska was a manufacturing defect that created an unsafe airplane. it has to be absolute. we inspected every airplane that has backlog quickly. we know it was arplane. over the course of this year, i believe that was the only ing defect so what we do is we close that down, period . look at the value chain from delivery of the supplier, and we take dramatic sure that every step of the value chain, that door could never, never leave the airplane in flight. this was related to our spirit supply. i will do this just for affect and let howard cover a little more.we use to inspect those fuselages when they arrived at our factory could we had a lot of inspections. then there were nonconformances we would find in those needed more movement than weso immediately following this acti moved 13 inspection stations down to wichita. ask -- demandedtspirit treat us as an inspection authority, treateda ticket, so that not a single that facility that was not in perfect condition to come to ours. that w

ron howard here on our summit series. the film, jim hanson idea man is out, now streaming on disney plus. "the reidout" with joy reid starts now. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> during jim crow, the black family was together. during jim crow, more black people were not just conservative, black people always have been conservative minded, but more black people voted conservatively. and lyndon johnson, then you go down that road, and now we are where we are. >> that was byron donalds suggesting there were positive aspects to jim crow. he joins me tonight. >>> plus, president biden is in normandy on the 80th anniversary of d.-day, delivering a stark warning about the state of democracy. >>> and the grandson of a key member of the black panther party, david hilliard, is pushing back against a video of hilliard saying allegedly that he supports trump, saying it is misleading. and that grandson joins me later. >>> but we begin tonight with the 80th anniversary of d-day, the day some 156,000 allied soldiers arrived on the bea

it doesn't get any spencer howard on the hill for just a second.. unfortunately for him the start go as well as the weather. look second runners on second and 3rd for michael nick. and is going to sneak through for a base hit. zach neto comes home. it's one nothing. angels. we go to the 3rd runner on first for former giant kevin polar. that's just unlucky for howard. a little pop fly drops and to make matters worst. austin slater's throw gets away. taylor ward comes in to make it 2, nothing angels. we're just getting started. making modi lips shut down the line. that's going to be a 2 run howard was charged with 4 runs on 7 hits in just 2 and a 3rd innings. second, the angels would build an 8 to nothing so you figure it's game over, right? well, don't tell that to the giants. they came back late 8th inning. it's now wants it. tyro estrada. the second it gets past tiffany carr. he's solaris comes home and it's 8 to 2 later in the inning. it's now 8 threes. 2 on for elliott ramos and he stays red hot, a three-run homer. all of a sudden we've got a 2

all right, anthony howard from our sports team. thank you very much. 7. thank you. and finally, big news for reptile lovers out there. a snake and southern england has shocked scientists by giving birth to 14 off spring without any contact with another member of it's b c's. as if that wasn't surprised enough researchers at the college where the reptiles kept or convinced, the brazilian rainbow board was actually male. as there are no plans, as far as we know to change the name of the snake ronaldo since the unexpected pregnancy. both snake and snake let's as biologist, call them are said to be doing well. wonderful news. here's a reminder, the top story we're following for you. reports from libya, se soldiers have pulled back from government buildings after an attempted military coup. the country is present, it has denounced the move and called on bolivians to defend their democracy. julia sanchez arrived at australia a free man after pleading guilty to violating espionage laws at the us court in the south pacific. the deal spared him for the present time and in the

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howard mckenzie or mr.ality■r and safety process and provide that assurance i talked about all the players in the process that suppliers, manufacturing associates at management faa by the way faa is only turn 172 documents over to this committee as welly as truet every government agency that i try to do oversight on, they are not very transparent int of the airlines their maintenance crews and t pdits and can you just kind of talk the way through that even if boeing does other steps beyond that to try toat errors process . >> i will start howard. alaska was aturing defect and created ande unsafe point when perfection is what her job is and it has to be we deliver your appointment has a flaw quickly it was a sigler point and as i media covy manufacturing related so is that we close that down and we put ie delivehe our supplier we take dc steps to mak chain, the outdoor never ever leave the airplane flight this was related to our spirit supplier. edible do thi just to let howard cover lamarck■ used to inspect

howard fineman was 75 years old. we are so sorry. >> i read an article yesterday calling him a titan of washington journalism. howard was a national editor and reported out of 49 of the 50 states. his time in kentucky, i think, may have been his most valuable because, as howard and i spoke, he understood politics in a way that many that were born in the northeast and went to school in the northeast and worked in the northeast may not have understood. just keen insights. i think, most importantly, as i've been talking to him over the past couple years, emailing and texting, just a wonderful, lovely man. he knew about what was in front of him and was at peace with it. but, again, just a great friend. we're going to have chris matthews and al franken on tomorrow to talk about the legacy and the life of howard fineman. mark leibovich, you knew howard and worked with him. certainly, i know, like me, you had to look up to him because, man, he was a titan at "newsweek" and beyond. >> like a lot of people in this business, i

all right, anthony howard from our sports team. thank you very much. 7. thank you. and finally, the big news in the reptile world, a snake in southern england has shocked sciences by giving birth to 14 all spring without any contact with another members, another member rather of a species. but that wasn't the biggest surprise researchers at the college where the reptiles kept were convinced that the brazilian rainbow below was a male. there are no plans as far as we know to change the name of the snake. rinaldo. since the unexpected pregnancy both snake and stake let's as biologist call them are said to be doing well. that's lovely. that's all for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines in the meantime. check us out online dw dot com. so, so a documentary coming up, the soul of america, looking at the mississippi river, i'm seeing there's invalid as watching the why do having does not get drunk? why do we have a tasteful waves squeeze our bodies? how much do we need per day? try stop praying for help find the offices get as much on dw science out, take talk chan

howard believed all journalism is personal. his cherished pittsburgh or where he started as a reporter in louisville. he understood that the fundamental role of journalism in our democracy is to illuminate educate and shed light. with his focus on the facts and ability to tell a great story, it is no surprise why howard was a trusted and respected voice for millions of americans and true friend and mentor to countless colleagues. among the decades we knew each other it was clear that his love of family was the greatest story ever told. jill and i send our love to amy and their children, nick and meredith. we know what it is like when cancer takes the life of a beloved family member. no matter where you are, he will always be with you.

for four decades, howard fineman was one of the great journalists of our final.ebates over big issues and historic campaigns i respected his reporting and insights whether i agreed or disagreed with him. where i believe all politics is personal, howard believed all journalism is personal, no matter the issue or who he was interviewing, he always thought about the people he grew up with in his cherished pittsburgh or where he first started as a reporter in louisville. he understood the fundamental role of journalism in our democracy is to illuminate, educate, and shed light. with his focus on the facts and ability to tell a great story, it's no surprise why howard was a trusted and respected voice for millions of americans and true friend and mentor to countless colleagues. above all, in the decades we knew each other, it was clear that his love of family was the greatest story he ever told. jill and i send our love to amy and their children nick and meredith. we know what it's like when cancer takes the life of a beloved family member, but no matter where you are

. >> i work at the scripps howard fund, you may remember us as a scripps howard foundation. we support journalism education program for college students. we really look at how do we think about with the industry will need 10 to 15 years from now. i think about what support students need now. we have a variety of different programs so our crown jewels are the howard center for investigative journalism at arizona state, the university of maryland. they are like grad school programs that prepare the next generation of investigative reporters. they do incredible work, they would national awards against students and professional journalists and they had a professional project they partnered with apn frontline called lethal restraint. it was a whole host of programs like that as well as our own internship program, one piece of that is internships and nonprofit newsrooms and underreported communities across the u.s. rachel: i think i could be brief, i'm the dean of the moody college communication here at the university of texas at austin. one of our schools and school of journalism

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and it was the howard university that i had become part of that. did the sit, but it got, you know, carefully by the press and i've only seen one book that it was mentioned in, and that was by a black author. so. well, let me get back to my question and it's this. oh he wants me to stick to the topic. no, no, no. i'm i'm enjoying this journey through. lots of subjects and it's great, but but you knew martin luther king, you knew medgar evers. you knew stokely carmichael. you knew john lewis. you knew how ralph abernathy, lots of people. give me your snapshot impressions when you hear the name martin luther king, what comes to your mind? good preacher. good preacher. when you hear medgar evers, what comes to your mind. oh, well, he was the lone ranger for a long time in mississippi as seeps represen native. yeah, i oh, he was my number one martyr. yeah i agree. aren't martyrs list? yeah. and you had close relationship with stokely carmichael. well we were good buddies when the freedom march was stopped. the church bombings, i mean, with the bombing,