potential one individual human being to help them out of poverty this might look like nansen for coltrane one drop of the ocean i think any crowd that's not going to come over as well cuts health and colon. cancer trends like the lion. who waits on social entrepreneurs to stand up because they cannot belong to watch for nothing to happen is not something that society should rely on let's take it as a wake up call. if you plant the seed of hope back into this human life you can be sure that that's the life most growing again. all right. all right larry. what do they dream of at night. as cleaners they see the face of horror. their job censoring for the social media industry. in manila there are thousands of so-called content monitors day for day they screw up terrifying images from online platforms the cleaners social media shadow industry. in 15 minutes on t.w. . every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. the boundary make see the screen the but how can we protect how to submit we can make the turn from the sublime to the environ

it becomes more and more difficult to find figures with the type of fire in their tongue like coltranei encourage you to be for real and to add that to your arsenal of things. >> joining me the artistic director, nine-time grammy winner wynton marsalis. talk to me about your students on how you've been able to have the jazz festival and how you've been able to engage them on the current crisis we're all facing in this country. >> the band directors all over the world, and jazz students are always on top of civil and social issues because of the nature of music. it's a worldwide community of people who are always interested in civil rights, and we're happy to see them activated. so they don't get any push back on us. we free them to express their power and we embrace the energy of their empowerment and we focus it with intelligence like we do in our music. >> i was really struck by your column in "the guardian" when you wrote -- you quoted abe bra ha -- abraham lincoln. "we're seeing the same problems with race that abraham lincoln once come playplained about." you asked whether our dem

we've been through so much hatred, and we've always produced magnificent love warriors like don coltrane and the toni morrison. love forces us to take off the mask we know we cannot live within but fear we cannot live without. yes, those love warriors, where are they? where are the love warriors to teach our young people, no matter what color, put love and justice in your struggle and get that revenge out. but we acknowledge the pain. and tell them those at the top, that the days of your weeping, this chaos based on your greed is producing precisely the opposite of what amos, what esther, what jesus, i would add mohammed, is all about. justice, justice, choose ye justice. let justice roll down in waters like a mighty stream. that's hebrew scripture. jesus running the money changers out of the temple, knowing it's their greed that's choking the best of what was going on in jerusalem. that's what we need. if we don't meet that challenge, brother brian, a world of trouble. >> oh, we're in a world of trouble, all right. a blues man like you no doubt knows my favorite, which is "no shoes" by

he feels miles davis and john coltrane. and i see you are also. you give us inspiration. am an artist myself and i love to cook. i love to grill. it brings happiness to see the food enjoy it not have pots and pans around me. but on this one occasion alice walker was was on and she said when lady called in and said you gave me a hug. i was hooked on drugs now i am a counselor the woman started to cry and the host started to cut her off and alice and lettuce on - - let her finish speaking and she said you hugged me like my grandmother would and you gave me inspiration to get up off the ground and start walking like a real woman. i was doing bad things in the streets. alice walker immediately said to her your tears are the window washers to the soul but your writings are the window washers to our hearts thank you for all you have done all these years. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >>cspan: always outnumbered, tell us about that story. >> i will the first i want to say one thing to him. i know most of the people he listed. not everyone that almost everyone i have met i do kn