reverend abernathy calls the mason temple. he calls dr. king at the lorraine, and he urges and him to come and greet the guests that have comen e weather to hear him. once dr. king arrives about minutes later, he says something this night that hen't said in any of his other profound speeches in the past 12 years during his duration as a leader in. this movement like anybody i would like to live a long life longevity has its place but i'm not concerned about that now i just want to do god's will and he has allowed me go up to the mountain all. right. and i've looked over and i've seen the promised. i may not get there with you. oh, oh. but i want you to know the night that we have a people will get to the promised land. what we know is that this time that this will be last public address that dr. king would make just 24 hours later he be assassinate it by a bulletn. the day of april the fourth. dr. king was waiting for andrew youn to rernrom federal court to. have the injunction lifted. and cehis happens, dr. king is in a significantly juju

let's turn to the analysis of marcus and abernathy.on post columnist ruth marcus and her post colleague gary abernathy. david brooks and jonathan capehart are away. welcome to you both, thanks for being here. i want to begin with this video we love the show with, the pending release of the video showing the death of tyre nichols, or rather the police beating of tyre nichols. as we speak, it has not been released. as we begin to cover it in the days ahead, i would like to get both of your takes on where we are right now, having heard from officials how horrifying and graphic the video is, and anticipating what happens next. gary, what you begin? -- why don't you begin? gary: that's what striking, very quickly -- it's only been three weeks, but very quickly, the police chief determined this was a feeling of basic humanity, he said. they are preparing people for a horrible video b apparently what happened by everyone who has seen it, it is a horrible thing. it strikes to a culture that still exists. they did not wait to suspend these offi

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the beginning of the bus boycott, claudette colvin, 15, martin luther king was in his late 20s, abernathy was just a couple years older. i was a few years younger. and mrs. parks was in her 30s. so you had young people, and then there were young people at a and t in north carolina who started the sit-in demonstrations for students, and they also were students who started the freedom rides that resulted in the desegregation of all the transportation systems, in this state too. so young people have played a very important role, including john lewis in the selma to montgomery march, when they were beaten back on bloody sunday, i filed that lawsuit before the close on the day of monday. these people did it in a nonviolence matter. there wasn't any looting. there were people who did violence, but the violence was against the persons. they were not involved. as they look back to see, the young people, the old people, the white people, the black people, everybody, those persons who were involved in the movement, they did it in a non-violent manner. and whatever we do, violence isn't the answer.

and over in fairfield, sissoon parkway is shut down at abernathy. there are two large trees toppled by today's storms. one of several road ins the area had to be closed for flooding and debris clearance. >>> people in gilroy have reason to be worried about more flooding because they are recovering from the last downpour that turned the intersection of 25 and 101 into a tiny lake. with the yuba reservoir at capacity, it is running downhill and down into south gilroy which is what you are looking at. the fundamental problem here? >> a lot of water from mother nature. those atmospheric rivers came in back to back to back and that creek is a small creek and where you saw that flooding is really, it comes down from the mountains there. and goes to the flat area and spreads out. there's a lot of open space in that area. so there were no discussions from our border directors. >>> the norales family owns some of that flooded farmland and their house is uninhabitable. >> betty yu went out to meet them and survey the damage as they try to figure out what come

s. requirements mean for michael abernathy. well i'm here to see what it's about because of that and how i can help. i think it's through an app as i understand it . okay. okay. a stare for madeline applica. fiona next stop is a storage place, at least 3 times a week. he picks up warm clothes for the refugees. the nights are cold. this time of the leo tells us there about 10000 people in the region right now. this camp. he's greeted with joy. today he distribute socks for the children and lonely go get worth it is that all i can do is help the people here in that's all i can do in other matters. even if it's only a drop in the bucket at me that i leave that in that awhile for most migrants here . figuring out how to register on the new app is the biggest problem. grady rodriguez who flat on doris has no smartphone. they will. okay. oh, up with e. joy and the, and i'm stuck. i understand the us with their new laws, that's fine better. but here in camps like this, there are many of us who don't have money for a smartphone, but i

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church and pushing the church in a new general and ministers and other activists who were veterans, abernathy, medgar evers and the more empty basically fights the resistance leads resistance movement in mississippi for 20 years. he is an american hero. my bottom line i want you to take home all these people. should on postage stamps. okay. these are heroes much more than say some civil war general. these are people made america and made it a better place place. just to finish the thought and military terms, the the southern church gave the movement a safe means of command and control of communication. so in montgomery, alabama, strange voice calls up the the the boycott headquarters and says, what's going on tomorrow? the the standard was call your church. so you had a secure communications system that the movement again uses if if you don't recognize that person something. these were friends neighbors and they were very good about handling provocateurs people who would want to come to a march and punch a cop and give the cops excuse to shoot people. you know, i would go back the first recon

let's turn to marcus abernathy. and her post-colleague gary. welcome to you both.eing here. i want to begin with the video that we lead the show with. the pending release of the video showing the death of tyre nichols. the police beating tyre nichols. as we speak now, it has not been released, but before we begin to cover it in the days ahead i would like to get your take on where we are right now. with how graphic the video is, and identifying what happens next. gary, why don't you began? >> that is the strike on it. very quickly, it has only been three weeks and quickly police chief determined that this was a failing of basic humanity. they are preparing people for a horrible video but what happened by everyone who has seen it it is a horrible thing. it strikes to a culture but still exists. they did not wait to suspend these officers they fired them. they did not say they suspended them based on a pending investigation they just fired them. this is a horrific thing apparently you do not want to rush to too much judgment because we do not know the details. and th

reverend abernathy said, are you going to d.c.? i said, absolutely.i knew what i wanted to do. this became my mission. i was so gratified on those days in court. you recall, we saw the buses come in. we didn't have twitter. we did not have facebook. we had word of mouth. we had a wonderful and remarkable song. it really started to galvanize the campaign. we were able to get the opposition to back down. as you know, that's how we got it. people came together. >> you organized. we have some amazing photos we had up on the screen of that time. miss barry, i did not know that you work for stevie wonder and were instrumental in the song. talk to us about how you are there that day. the video we played. talk to me about that time. >> first of all, now i'm a history professor. i tend to give contractual frameworks. the march took place on the day after one of the worst snowstorms in the history of the city. air florida had crashed. there was a terrible snowstorm. amtrak had derailed. >> that is a lot. >> yeah, the next day, this is where the march was. the r

ralph aber that -- abernathy talked him into it.ext day but they're also -- it is important when you look at the whole speech, it is about economic justice, why he is in memphis. he is in memphis to support striking sanitation workers. he is trying to take the dream to the next step. he is trying to get from opening access to making sure there's a path to prosperity for everyone and the moses imagery as you note is so amazing. part of the song of moses in deuteronomy is moses says remember the days of old. ask the fathers and they will tell you and show you. that's what the king cannon is. remembrance not as a passive day. he is not about contemplating a statue and go back to what we do anyway. it is an action to remind us why we do what we do and what it should be. >> reverend al sharpton, you remember and you move forward and push forward the legacy. later on this morning with the president of the united states and civil rights leaders. i'm curious your thoughts where we were, where we need to go on this martin luther king jr. day

medicine, at least advances in medical treatments, one of those categories by columnist gary abernathyllions of americans either deal with major illnesses or loved ones waging battles against chronic or life-threatening conditions. in recent years, especially through 2022, it's been striking how many diseases and conditions scientists find themselves on the verge of conquering. according to reports, scientists many types of cancers and heart conditions and more, when it comes to modern medicine there's reap to hope that 2023 will be the year of miracles. factor those in the political realm if you wish or pick your own for the remaining time we have, about 20 minutes or so there. tom in phoenix, arizona, on our line for those who are optimistic. good morning, you're next. caller: good morning, pedro, thank you. i'm very optimistic. now that we made the venture into socialism we should all embrace it and move forward with the joe-bama agenda. god bless america. host: what do you mean by that? caller hung up. this is randy in michigan. hello. go ahead. caller: yeah, i am optimistic. here