, jeremiah plays side by side with drummers nearly triple his size ♪ last fall, a video of jeremiah wentdirector got a surprise call from the president at alcorn state university >> mr. frye, you have jeremiah in your band, right? i said, yes, sir he said, hey, we have to offer jeremiah a scholarship now before all the other schools in the world come gravitating toward jeremiah. >> i was amazed and shocked. we were very excited to receive it. >> reporter: last week jeremiah and his bandmates got a huge opportunity to mar nch the mardi gras parade in new orleans jeremiah just 6 years old playing the streets of the big easy marching toward a bright future. >> that's the best thing for me out of everything with jeremiah, is him receive scholarship most people have those dreams. he's already fulfilling it. >> he's not giving up. he's going to stick with the big kids and learn what they learn it makes us very proud that he's so little and won't give up. >> i love it i they kate snow for that report. >> he's got his own pete and own path that's going to be paved. really, really great opportuni

jeremiah in your band, right?id we have to offer jeremiah a scholarship now before all the other schools in the world when gravitating towards jeremiah >> i was shocked we were very excited to receive it ♪ >> reporter: last week jeremiah and his bandmate new orleans jeremiah just 6 years ol marching toward a bright future. >> that's the best thing for me out of everything with jeremiah is him receiving a scholarship most people only have those dreams he's already fulfilled it. >> he don't give up. he's going to stick with those big kids and learn what they learn. he makes us very proud that he's so little and he won't give up ♪ [ cheers and applause >> thanks to kate snoh for that report jeremiah has those beats in his head and his soul. >> and he set the entire path. >> people are going to be paying big money for his beats. >>> janessa will have your forecast for the week ahead. >>> plus, your most pressing coronavirue of the nation's top doctors about the disease. disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. al

frye, you have jeremiah in your band, right?d, yes, sir he said we have to offer jeremiah a scholarship now before all the other schools in the world come gravitating towards jeremiah >> i was just amazed and shocketo receive it. >> reporter: last week jeremiah and his band mates got an opportunity to march in a mardi gras parade in new orleans. jeremiah just 6 years old playing the streets of the big easy marching toward a bright future. >> that's the best thing out of it for me, out of everything with jeremiah. him receiving a scholarship. most people only have those dreams he's already fulfilling it. >> he don't give up. he's going to stick with those big kids and learn what they learn. he makes us very proud. he's so little and he won't give up. with those big . he makes us very pr >> jeremiah says he wants to be a professional drummer when he grows up, but just in case his backup plan is to be a basketball or football star that's "nbc nightly news" on a sunday lester holt will be with you tomorrow i'm kate snow. for all of

." >> on march 13th, 2008, america is introduced to the reverend jeremiah wright. >> jeremiah wrightrack obama and his wife. he married them, he had baptized their two little daughters. >> no, no, no, not god bless america, god damn america. >> how could you go to this church for 20 years and not know this guy? >> i sort of agree. >> obama's out. >> this was a grade-a political [ bleep ] storm. >> new polls say obama's taking a big hit because of his pastor. >> the backlash is so swift and so fierce and so visceral that barack obama has to react. >> he called me and he said i want to give this speech on race, it's non-negotiable and i want to give it no later than tuesday morning. >> i remember sitting in the audience next to michelle obama, and we were all kind of bracing ourself. >> reverend wright's comments were not only wrong but divisive, divisive at a time when we need unity. i can no more disown him than i can disown my white grandmother, who, on more than one occasion, has uttered racial or stereo typical comments that made me cringe. >> people feel it. they don't just think

tracy blackman, martin mcnichol, reverend jeremiah wright. dr. freddie haynes.e celebrated a wonderful gala at the world pretender. it was an amazing time and i think it re-energize the congregation. and he gave the opportunity to reconnect. it was a blessed time. >> you have many members commuting? >> we do. we do. we have a number that live in the area. for the most part we are a commuter church which is different from when i joined. when i joined many lived in the neighborhood. now the neighborhood is dominantly hispanic. >> and taylor memorial, west oakland we experience the same. people are commuting. but there is tremendous ministry going on. my friend and colleague, dr. jenkins. >> who i just met. >> he's doing great work there. they have to commute but they stay there and produce. in our last minute of the show, what would you give as advice for pastors in urban areas and urban centers, seeing members move away, what would you say the best way to galvanize ministry? >> the best way to galvanize ministry, no matter where you are is around mission and rela

let me thank jeremiah ellison.nd his dad, the attorney general of the great state of minnesota, keith ellison. [cheers and applause] let me thank erica schatzline. let me thank mayra lopez. let me thank one of the bravest people i know, your congresswoman, ilhan omar. [cheers and applause] you're very fortunate indeed to have a great congresswoman like ilhan. now before i begin, i want to mention to you what i think all of you know. you know that your senator, amy klobuchar, dropped out of the presidential race today. [cheers and applause] and you know -- i have known amy for a long time. we came into the senate together in 2006. she is one of the hardest workers that i know. i like amy. [cheers and applause] and yesterday, pete buttigieg dropped out of the race as well. [cheers and applause] and as you all know, pete's campaign was an historic campaign and a brave campaign. he was the first openly gay candidate for president of the united states. and tonight, i want to open the door to amy's supporters and pete's

sound wisdom, jeremiah. that's not all the big election news.n the latest in tonight's edition of: in >> i beat trump! >> corn pop was a bad dude. >> bing, bing, bong, bong. >> "fury road to the white house: 2020." the showdown to find a place to sit down. the gloves off. the dentures are in. two old men enters, one leaves. come on, go! it's fury road! ( cheers and applause ) >> stepen: i hope they're okay. i hope they're okay. the democratic primary is down to joe biden and bernie sanders, and as of today, projections at fivethirtyeight.com say joe biden's chances of winning the nomination are 99 out of 100. ( as bernie ) "betrayed by the 99%! ( laughter ) what next? et tu, metamucil?" ( laughter ) old men need fiber! but joe seems intent on bringing down his own odds. today, while campaigning in an auto plant in detroit, he was confronted by a pro-gun voter, and he didn't handle it all that way. >> you are actively trying to diminish our seconnd amendment right and take away our guns. >> you're full of (bleep). >> stephen: ww! ( laughter ) ( a

let me thank jeremiah ellison.e attorney general of the great state of minnesota, keith ellison. let me thank elian barhotz. let me think erica shotline. let me thank mayor lopez, and let me thank one of the bravest people i know, your congresswoman ilhan omar. [ cheering ] you are very fortunate indeed to have a great congressman -- congresswoman like ilhan. before i begin, i want to mention to you what i think all of you know, and they know that -- you know that your senator amy klobuchar dropped out of the presidential race today. and you know -- i've known amy for a very long time. we came into the senate together in 2006, and she is one of the hardest workers that i know. i like amy. and yesterday pete buttigieg dropped out of the race as well. and as you all know, pete's campaign was an historic campaign and brave campaign. he is the first openly gay candidate for president in the united states. and tonight i want to open the door to amy's supporters, to pete's supporters. i know that there are political diff

he was a friend of jeremiah's. >> he was put in a trash can and set on fire. turn in my life, i got to focus, maintain, due to the fact that the violence in this community, you know, in this area particularly is, like, outrageous. >> some kids get out of high school and say, oh, i don't want to go to school. i don't -- they don't have the option. >> reporter: the school district like others across the country is unsure of when exactly school will come back. in the meantime, is working to shift classes online. >> there will be a return to normal city acy and i want to me we can hit the ground running. >> reporter: life away from the classroom goes on and for hood and her family, that means structure. >> schools got stressed, you're, like, i'm done with school, but i always have, like, people in my corner to keep me motivated. >> reporter: how scary is it? >> there you go. >> reporter: now they are among the families that are taking advantage of the lunches being distributed at chicago public schools. basically any family here in chicago can go to any public sch

in the back and our director of property management jeremiah gregory who is here as well. p.r.c. has been around since 1964 as a combined entity with baker places since 1964. our mission is to help people affected by h.i.v. and aids, substance use and mental health issues to better realize opportunities by providing better integrated legal, social services that address the broad range of social factors that limit wellness and affect potential. we stand on our values of diversity, inclusion, and respect, to name a few. i think i've skipped ahead a little bit. our headquarters are on 179 street. we just had the opportunity to merge the three organizations and of the 270 staff that we have, almost 100 of them are at 179 street between mission and howard. that was formerly the opera's costume house that we were able to take advantage of. we're glad to provide legal services there, workforce development, housing case management, emergency financial assistance, and peer-to-peer counseling. our staff is a total of 270 and we have a budget of about $31 million. in addition to our humming

in the back and our director of property management jeremiah gregory who is here as well. p.r.c.has been around since 1964 as a combined entity with baker places since 1964. our mission is to help people affected by h.i.v. and aids, substance use and mental health issues to better realize opportunities by providing better integrated legal, social services that address the broad range of social factors that limit wellness and affect potential. we stand on our values of diversity, inclusion, and respect, to name a few. i think i've skipped ahead a little bit. our headquarters are on 179 street. we just had the opportunity to merge the three organizations and of the 270 staff that we have, almost 100 of them are at 179 street between mission and howard. that was formerly the opera's costume house that we were able to take advantage of. we're glad to provide legal services there, workforce development, housing case management, emergency financial assistance, and peer-to-peer counseling. our staff is a total of 270 and we have a budget of about $31 million. in addition to our hummingb

in the back and our director of property management jeremiah gregory who is here as well. p.r.c. has been around since 1964 as a combined entity with baker places since 1964. our mission is to help people affected by h.i.v. and aids, substance use and mental health issues to better realize opportunities by providing better integrated legal, social services that address the broad range of social factors that limit wellness and affect potential. we stand on our values of diversity, inclusion, and respect, to name a few. i think i've skipped ahead a little bit. our headquarters are on 179 street. we just had the opportunity to merge the three organizations and of the 270 staff that we have, almost 100 of them are at 179 street between mission and howard. that was formerly the opera's costume house that we were able to take advantage of. we're glad to provide legal services there, workforce development, housing case management, emergency financial assistance, and peer-to-peer counseling. our staff is a total of 270 and we have a budget of about $31 million. in addition to our humming