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. >> danny glover. >> you know-- >> "lethal weapon" danny glover. needs to say hasta la vista, maybe. >> as long as there's not a third movie i'll be litter. >> although we never had a villain held accountable. >> i think they had a good opening day with the videos and i think jamie raskin did a good job of explaining that some people were getting ready to hide behind their desks or grab a pair of scissors and go out. >> give us people, people we care about. >> where is jordan peal. >> he is too busy making scary stuff i can't sit through, because it's scary and i have certain race issues because of my privilege. how does the 2020 lead impeachment manager adam schiff feel the sequel stacks up to the original? >> >> ours might have been more the ken burns documentary. this might be more the hbo miniseries. but we had to try to bring to life events that were happening half a world away in ukraine. here, you don't have to imagine anything because senators were there. the house members were there. we watched it on our television screens. >> why do you t

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he is played by danny glover quite famously in the home.the question of whether you can tell the story of the violence against black women that was both interracial through the character of sophia brutally beaten by the white townsmen and the share or interracial the ways in which black men had forms of violence against children or their partners. so there's that base we are having with this a racist film. when you go back into the records, people compared her story to birth of a nation. i mean to me what's interesting is like the way you talk about it, it's not quite like martin and barack and jesus, it's not like that trinity that's on the wall but if it's a movie or a text that black people have this relationship to "the color purple" is one of those. we can do the memes and the hand cross and all of that, but word for word they can recite that movie. i mean yes that's definitely part of "the color purple" reenactment. >> so how do you hold those two truths up once customer cows a possible this is disguised most hated black woman in amer

he is a physically abusive as well, and so the -- he if place bid danny glover in the film. the question whether you can tell the story of the violence against black women that was both interracial, through the character who gets brutally beaten by the white townsmen and the sheriff eye intraracial, the way black women enact forms of violence again children or their partners. so those are the debate wed were having. is this a racist film? when you go back into the records people compared her story to birth of a nation. so those -- yeah. which is -- >> what? what? >> to me what's interesting is that the way you talked about it, that it's not quite like martin and barack and jesus. it's not that trinity on the ball but a movie or black people have this familial relationship to its the "the color purple" one of those and we can do the people and the hand claps and all -- the memes and the hand claps and all that. >> talking about students. word for word they can recite the movie and it's not a -- yes, that's part of your black -- can you do a "the color purple" re-enactment. >>

today we recognize award-winning actor danny glover who grew up in san francisco. he attended george washington high and san francisco state. in addition to long acting films, he is also a civil rights activist and a u.n. goodwill ambassador and board member an the center for economicyou, dan. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 4:42, as you're making plans for the day, home schooling and getting out in the backyard to let the kids get out the energy in novato, temperatures staying in the 50s today and rain moving in by this afternoon get outside early. >>> that rain later on might make it tougher to drive across the bridges as well. a live look at the san mateo bridge shows right now those conditions are great to get out there and get about your way on either side of the bay and known for his time in the bay, check in with our friend dom. >> good morning. i am dominic chu from a very snowy cnbc world headquarters. wall street is set to open higher this morning, following last week's losses. the dow dropping 620 points on friday, closing below the 30,000 mark for

he's played by danny glover quite famously itself. those with the debates. the question of whether you can tell the story of what the violence against black women that was both interracial with the character of sophia gets brutally beaten by the white townsmen and the sheriff, or interracial the ways in which black men may connect forms of violence against children or their partners. so those are the debates were having. is this a racist film? when you go back into the record, people compared her story to birth of a nation. >> what? >> yet. what's interesting is like the way you talk about it, it's not quite like martin and barack and jesus. it's not quite like the trinity that is on the wall but if there's a movie or text that black people have this familiar relationship to come it's really "the color purple" is really one of those and we can do the handclaps and all that. [inaudible] word for word they could recite that movie. yes, that is deathly part of your -- reenactment. [inaudible] >> so how do you hold those truths? how is it possible this is probab

today we recognize award-winning actor danny glover who attended george washington high school and san francisco state. in addition to a long acting career in films like "the color purple" and "lethal weapon" he is also a civil rights activist and u.n. goodwill ambassador, and board member at the center for economic and policy research. we will be right back. introducing a revolution in the world of pain relief: new advil dual action. advil targets pain at the source. acetaminophen blocks pain signals. new advil dual action with acetaminophen. repair your enamel with pronamel repair. our most advanced formula helps you brush in vital minerals to actively repair and strengthen enamel. so you don't just brush to clean, you brush to build. pronamel intensive enamel repair. >>> some sad news into our newsroom right now. we just learned that dustin diamond die this had morning. you might remember him from play ing screech on "saved by the bell." he was fighting carcinomaa, but was only diagnosed three week ago. he was 44 years old. >>> freely elected leader aung suu kyu is being detained by

he is played by danny glover so those were the debates. whether you can tell the story was both inter-racial and celia gets brutally beaten bye bye the white talisman and the sheriff and enacting forms of violence against children or their partners. it's a racist film and when you go back to the record and people compared her story to "birth of a nation." to me what's interesting the way you talk about it it's not like jesus. it's not like that trinity on the wall but if there's a movie or attacks that black people have a familial relationship to its really one of those and you can do the memes that -- they make you are tired about students that you knew. word for word they could recite that movie. >> how do you hold those two truths up that wants and how is it possible that alice is the most hated woman in america. she has to cross the picket line to see your own film and why that's important is his alice walker was a snake activist who fought valiantly in mississippi and georgia for the rights of black people. she's a protester in your s

would have one interview another, i picked he's interview -- henry belafonte was interviewed by danny gloveras a match made in heaven. let's put it that way. so we have that period of time in the early years. and then i would say, there is also the expansion years, because the night foundation gives us a small grant. and we are to do interviews in 28 cities and towns where there are newspapers. so we go to places like you know, miami, and detroit, but we also go to places like north and south dakota. so that gave the collection -- i found my self in places that were not typically african american, and the stories that would emanate out of those places. so we have that. and then we would start our evening in the program in three places. washington d.c., the would be in may. and atlanta. where we would open up an office. and our d.c. coordinator, i have to mention, tony who has been our board chair, and vernon jordan help guide us, and open doors for us. and those early years, you know in d.c.. you interviewed general colin powell for us. so those were i consider expansion years. and very impo

harry belafonte was interviewed by danny glover. so and then we found gwen eiffel.tch made in heaven, let's just put it that way. so we have that period of time in the early years. and then i would say around -- there's also the expansion years because the knight foundation gives us a small grant and we're to do interviews in 28 cities and towns for their newspapers. and so we go places like, you know, miami and detroit, we also go places like north dakota and south dakota. that gave the collection -- denver -- that gave the collection -- made us national in a way. and i found myself fascinated about places that were not typically african, you know, african-american, and the stories that would emanate out of those places. so we had that and we were then starting to do our "evening with" program in three places. chicago would always be in the fall. washington, d.c., would be in may and atlanta where we actually opened up an office. amy billingsly with our coordinator. i have to mention our board chair, very instrumental, and vernon jordan in helping guide us and maki

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danny glover and dan sell washington are among the former students. the program moved to the americans actor training serving as an engine for local talent. they partner to introduce students to live theater as artists and members. act has been severely affected by reduced sales due to covid-19. the core feature must retain is theater. item 4c is "bladerunners" hair studio. hair studio opened by david wilson 1981. he founded the salon to carry out exemplary client service. it is to the neighborhood identity. in addition to the salon, it has served a large clientele it offers an apprenticeship which allows students to get paid while they learn the craft of hairdressing. they have hosted local artists for art shows. donated gift certificates to school and fundraisers, purchased in merchant discounted and donated use of soace to nonprofits. it has an iconic english bulldog. first jake the bulldog and currently gabriel. it is a hair salon. item 4d. central hardware and supply company. this business is a retail hardware store opened in 1946 with roots dati