>> well, from what we know, michael, he-- johnny carson really cared about these issues. we don't think of him as a political person. but he had a lot of concern about race relatis. he was a little bit ahead of his time, partly because he was in the entertainment business. you know, he was close to harry. and he wanted to turn the show over so that harry could showcase his view of the world for a full week. and he got backup from-- from nbc executives also, which was pretty amazing, as you said, given the time. >> i also think, harry was such a huge star at that t and it's-- we sometimes don't remember. you know, he was multi-platform: tv, film, movies. and i think that johnny thought he was the guy-- literally-- he was the guy who could do it, who could speak to a national audience about these issues, and be entertaining. >> hill: because of what harry was already doing-- i mean, some of the film goes to what harry was doing in the 1950s and onstage with a diverse cast members and so forth. so i guess, to a certain extent, that made it "more acceptable" to america's audi

johnny has played one test match in a year. —— it is a not for him.hat we award. it is a tough call to make. johnny has been a very good selection for the team. but he remains a real import of what we do. he isa remains a real import of what we do. he is a white boston to recontact a player in one of our most dangerous players in that form and it has not changed. —— white sensory contract player. the nba finals get under way later tonight. lebronjames could be the key to the los angeles lakers breaking their ten year duck, but will his old team miami heat have the edge in orlando. nesta macgregor reports. this series is full of fascinating subplots. i am here for one reason one reason only, and that is to compete for a championship. aged 35, lebronjames compete for a championship. aged 35, lebron james is on compete for a championship. aged 35, lebronjames is on the verge of his fourth nba championship. lebronjames is on the verge of his fourth nba championshiplj lebronjames is on the verge of his fourth nba championship. i would be lying if i said th

. ♪ >>> from new york, the tonight show starring johnny carson.nd now, here's the fabulous har harry belafonte. here he comes. ♪ ♪ strong gets more while the weak ones fade ♪ >> i found out about that week from harry belafonte. i went over to his home. and all of a sudden, effortlessly, he started talking about this week of television and "the tonight show." i'm thinking, wait a minute, harry belafonte hosted a week of "the tonight show"? what? what? how did i not know this? >> that was probably the most revolutionary move that mainstream television could have done, at the time. >> i write about tv. i write about politics. i should have known about it. why dois this history lost to u? >> harry belafonte takes an existing, white institution in american culture, and he turns it into something that represents his world. that it should be multicultural. that it should be politically engaged. >> what harry belafonte did, he combined politics and entertainment. like, a forerunner to the "daily show" and the steven colbert show. >> is that a fancy way of

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at present the us or by johnny armies firing in the enemy's military positions most of their equipment has been destroyed armenia is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded . stick to tauriel regime his resume till still it sees it is war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the amenia phobia amity and hatred with which the azubuike johnny dictatorship fed its people for many decades could not lead to any result other than war it all started sunday morning when we saw this sudden renewal of hostilities between azerbaijan and armenia in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh that's located in the caucasus region which is just south of russia who's to blame both yerevan and baku are accusing each other of being entirely responsible for these renewed hostilities and they're both valid serious military retaliation now we've already heard that infantry armored in air forces and artillery batteries have been deploy

31 troops the prime minister also tweeted saying that they had taken down a number of hours of the johnny military hardware on the other side of this azerbaijan it saying that it it was the victim of shelling meeting $25.00 civilian losses and it can found only one of its helicopters had indeed been shot down both alleged to have footage supporting their respective stances neither of them can be independently verified what we do know is that the military activity in the region is still ongoing and this is what the leaders have said so far. the armed forces are very many and have shoulder settlements as well as our military positions from several directions upload them present the azerbaijani army is firing at the enemy's military positions that most of their equipment has been destroyed and i mean that is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded. want to stick to tauriel regime his regime of hostilities it is a war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the poss

that more than $100.00 people were killed they could have they killed more than 100 as they are by johnny soldiers as they are by john denies that and says that it was them who killed hundreds of armenians soldiers and i mean turn denies that so it is difficult to find any and plausible and real it's difficult to tell which figures are realistic indeed now when it comes to the bigger developments armenia today the foreign ministry accused by john of giving up all operations offensive operations bombings control to the turkish military so essentially they've said that now everything that is going on every bombing is something that turkey has ordered something that has been ordered from by you the turkish military now ankara of quds has adamantly denied that saying that they are not involved in this conflict militarily armenia has promised to show some proof but hasn't done so so far now as to what we have seen we travel to and to a frontline town basically in an hour that we spent there filming we witnessed everything artillery artillery fire from both sides a drone came and flew into buzz

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at present the us or by johnny army is firing and the enemy's military position at most of their equipment has been destroyed army is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded. stick to tauriel regime has resumed hostilities it is a war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the armenia phobia and nitty and hatred with which the as it johnny dictatorship fed its people for many decades could not lead to any result other than war the warring parties here make no distinction if it's the light of day or the darkness of night it seems the fighting doesn't stop for a minute and while we will be staying here bringing you all the latest including from the front lines. like many international media our own correspondent morocco's the it was among the journalist unable to reach us or by johnno he's currently in turkey. well there's been a problem with gaining entry to his head but john we've made repeated requests to the autho

john i once again condemn a media who attack tend to be johnny soil on sunday turkey will continue to stand by his friend and brother in azerbaijan by all means and with all its heart it is time to bring an end to the regional crisis started with the occupation of new goanna karabakh when some media immediately leaves the territory it is occupying the region will return to peace and harmony the president of a said about john live has said that the only way forward is. by the 1993 un resolution regarding the go to the car about which recognized many parts of it as occupied by me and forces that i live in said that there that is the only way for armenian soldiers and the god to care about the breakaway states force us to to withdraw and to give up control over the area to to is there by judd this is an ancient conflict there has been much blood spilled in this in these war and then in the flare ups that followed the not going to cut above war i was there in 2016 where there was another flare up another as collation of the hostilities fortunately it's ended in a matter of days but but it

once again condemn a media who attacked johnny soil on sunday turkey will continue to stand boys friend and brother in azerbaijan by all means and with all its heart it is time to bring an end to the regional crisis started with the occupation of new goanna karabakh when some media immediately leaves the territory it is occupying the region will return to peace and harmony russia also trying to mediate a cease fire station of hostilities after vladimir putin's telephone conversation with the leaders of both sides i mean and this is about john the un secretary general calling the is it about johnny president aliyev yesterday imploring him to cease hostilities if imploring him to return to negotiations angela merkel among the latest leaders to call both sides again asking them to do the same to stop shooting into the return to the goshi a chanst the u.n. security council session has also been set to discuss what the international community can do to bring this violence to an end. when martin some as a writer an independent journalist held this more about the underlying reasons behind the

azerbaijan i once again condemn our media who attacked as it was johnny soil on sunday turkey will continue to stand by his friend and brother in azerbaijan by all means and with all its heart it is time to bring an end to the regional crisis that started with the occupation of nagorno-karabakh when some media immediately leaves the territory it is occupying the region will return to peace and harmony russia also trying to get a cease fire station of hostilities off the vladimir putin's telephone conversation with the leaders of both sides i mean and this is about john the u.n. secretary general calling the is it about johnny president aliyev yesterday imploring him to cease hostilities if glorying him to return to negotiations and going to merkel among the latest leaders that the call both sides again asking them to do the same to stop shooting into the return to the u.n. security council session has also been set to discuss what the international community could do to bring this violence to an end of the conflict zone could potentially spiral on the back of armenians latest claims that th

defense systems as added fan systems i should say are shooting down these drones that the air by johnny army is sending in sending in here now when it comes to the latest as to what's going on on the frontlines well i wish i could tell you that it is getting more timid but well it isn't at all the fighting is intensifying from what i'm seeing this is the conclusion that i can make so far the infantry aren't at each other's throats on going into hand to hand combat so far the conflict and the stage of artillery shelling is and bombings the drone bombings especially so the 2 the 2 sides are firing at each other relented slee ruthlessly when it comes to casualties both armenia and azerbaijan to giving contradicting figures and each for instance armenia for example is saying that more than $100.00 people were killed they could have they killed more than $100.00 as they are by johnny soldiers as they are by john denies that and says that it was them who killed hundreds of armenians soldiers and i mean turn denies that so it is difficult to find any any plausible and real it's difficult to te

at present the us or by johnny armies firing in the enemy's military positions most of their equipment has been destroyed armenia is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded. stick to tauriel regime his resume till still it sees it is a war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the amenia phobia and miti and hatred with which the azubuike johnny dictatorship fed its people for many decades could not lead to any result other than war it all started sunday morning when we saw this sudden renewal of hostilities between azerbaijan and armenia in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh that's located in the caucasus region which is just south of russia who's to blame both yerevan and baku are accusing each other of being entirely responsible for these renewed hostilities and they're both valid serious military retaliation now we've already heard that infantry armored an air forces and artillery batteries have been de

at present the us or by johnny armies firing in the enemy's military positions most of their equipment has been destroyed armenia is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded but you'll have to stick to a real regime has resumed hostilities it is a war imposed on the old meaning people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the armenian phobia and latino hatred with which the azubuike johny dictatorship that its people for many decades could not lead to any result of the war. another alarming sign that tensions are. is the introduction of martial law and both countries and cut his insults and cities and us of a jot amenia has also mobilized to put the militarily calling on its conscripts to step up and saw. and this latest incident his rig 90 what was a longstanding conflict already has more of the background to this well this conflict has roots dating back over a century as muslims and christians competed in the area now the new going to car b

right now between the positions of the armenian army which is over there and the other by johnny forces which are stationed over this hill with the 1st international news crew allowed here by the armenian forces . with conflicts also spilled over to the diplomatic spear with the sons waging a war of words at the un your world the security council calls for an immediate cease fire. among your callers why is everybody knows he's a liar and there's nothing smart about you joe what do you. know your number. on that she clash between donald trump and joe biden descends into name calling and interruptions the standout moments of what's been described as a messy and chaotic 1st presidential debate coming up later this hour. here thanks for joining us this is. the u.n. security council is calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities between armenia and azerbaijan fighting between the 2 sides is now into its 4th day as the belligerents once again vie for control of the long disputed border region of nagorno-karabakh crews on the ground there for this exclusive video showing the wreckage of

johnny tell our contestants about our lovely parting gifts. johnny: it's a peruvian pan flute.that's all the time we have for now. we will see you next time, bye bye i heard that anncr: get free remote hearing checks and consultations by our licensed hearing professionals all from the comfort of your home. and if you're an active or retired federal employee you can now get eargo at no cost to you. call or go online today. >>> this morning, a grim global milestone, just about nine months after the first recorded death due to the coronavirus, 1 million people have now died because of that virus. the u.s. accounts for more than 20% of those worldwide deaths. the european center for disease and prevention and control adding another 400 this morning, the netherlands, iceland, denmark and hungary to the red list of concerns over rising cases in europe. this brings the total to nine european countries on their current list. it is happening as half the states in the united states rep

our settlements as well as our military positions from several directions at present the us or by johnny armies firing in the enemy's military positions most of their equipment has been destroyed armenia is doing everything possible to disrupt the negotiation process and i can see that they have succeeded . you'll have to stick to tory old regime his resume till still it sees it is war imposed on the armenian people it is a war against our independence freedom and dignity if we were prepared for the possibility of war because we realize that the amenia phobia amity and hatred with which the azubuike johnny dictatorship fed its people for many decades could not lead to any result of the war it all started sunday morning when we saw this sudden renewal of hostilities between azerbaijan and armenia in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh that's located in the caucasus region which is just south of russia who's to blame both yerevan and baku are accusing each other of being entirely responsible for these renewed hostilities and they're both valid serious military retaliation now we've alr

johnny bairstow has missed out on a test contract for the next year.wasn't unexpected. but he remains on the limited overs list of retained players. ollie pope, zak crawley, and dom sibley have been given test deals. five players have been given contracts for both red and white ball cricket. here's the england managing director on bairstow‘s omission. it's a knock for him, i'm sure. johnny has played one test match in the year. we only have so many contracts that we award. it's a tough call to make becausejohnny has been a very good servant for the team, but he remains a really important part of what we do. he is a white ball contracted player, he is one of our most dangerous players in that form, and that hasn't changed. now, spare a thought for west indies bowler sha kera selman. her side had england in trouble in the final t20 match in derby — a game reduced to just five overs a side. england needed three runs off three balls, with three wickets remaining when selman bowled a no ball. the equation then became one to win off three balls, and selman p

should you write johnny about that? >> it's this balance between -- maybe you wait until the leak is fixed and then you tell johnny, the roof had a leak, but we got it fixed. but you don't want to seem too efficient, right? if the roof leaks and the plumbing breaks, and all these things and you take care of it, why does johnny need toe come home, right? >> it's a lot of pressure on these women to write these letters in these specific ways, high volume, positive. you can say you miss him, but you can't be too blue, right? you've got to find this balance of being responsible and him not needing to worry, but still needing him to come home, because it's just -- you're not good at it. right? you can get by, but hurry home. >> it's this balance and this pressure on women that gets put, again, you have whole books about it, but in different forms of media, about women's responsibilities to write these letters, and the men -- you know, i read a lot of these letters that are coming back, we don't have as many letters of the wom

murphy fame that johnny is not in the rock and roll hall of fame.at. and san mateo, as well. strong bruce springsteen ties there as well. sports to talk about other than johnny rivers and murph. let's talk about the oakland a's. for the first time since 2013, they won the american league western division title by virtue of seattle beating the astros yesterday. didn't come easy. they've had to deal with a lot of things, including season- ending injuries to maybe their best player, matt chapman. here is the pitcher, sean, carefully celebrating. >> hi, guys. you see it? okay. awesome to celebrate the entire squad, but, you know, if it doesn't happen, then that's freight, too. i feel like we've got a lot more work to do and a lot more celebrating. >> in the nfl, the league stands to lose literally billions of dollars if anything goes sideways with regard to the covid-19 situation. so they're not messing around when it comes to coaches or pretty much anybody who is supposed to be wearing a mask not doing so. so if you saw monday night's game yesterday, t

. >> johnny is my given name. america is my nation. the school has is my learning party. ♪ ♪ >> johnny is my given name. >> that's a rhyme children used to scribble in their schoolbooks a long time ago, a time when the school was built, a time when we were proud of being educated. through the years, we've lost some of that pride, taken our education for granted, and even grown the neglectful. all around us, things have been changing. we have gone from the one horse shade to the space satellite, and now schools have a lot to do with national security and our survival. now there's trouble. and we realize the trouble is with brains and training and technology. so, in 1957, a lot of americans began to take their schooling a little more seriously. this is a report on american schools in 1957, what they did, what they didn't do. my name is alan edwards. here's the man who is making this report, the united states commissioner of education, lawrence g. >> you know, americans are used to doing things in a big way. we have some pretty huge enter

johnny, he's a little, you know, he was a little bit of a a social gangster a little bit he was like,host in late night and that black man is harry belafonte. february 1968, middle part of the civil rights movement. you know, violence and riots had been going on over police killings and abuse of black people it was a really difficult time in america you know, johnny carson hands this week over to harry belafonte and he says, do whatever you want with it. and harry says, you know what i'm going to do with it? i'm going to go big. yes, i'm going to have on aretha franklin, buffy sainte-marie, great entertainers but i'm also going to have on my political friends political people, and he had on the two biggest, in terms of social gospel. dr. martin luther king jr., and robert f. kennedy and he does the last, the interviews especially with dr. kennedy, i think it was his last recorded interview. >> jimmy: it is a great documentary. it's called "the sit-in," it's on peacock currently and tomorrow night on msnbc. i want to show a clip. here is a clip from "the sit-in." check it out >> i'm de

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well while and students stop with the onset of the night now what we're hearing is that about johnny forces claim the armenians shelled civilian settlements over nice that they had been damage to civilian infrastructure civilian casualties a dubber of people wounded we also have heard as there by john claim to have destroyed an s 300 and the air defense missile complex that was stationed apparently they say near the front lines that paranoid or of this coming just hours of the u.n. security council came out and condemned in strong words the violence they called it both sides did d.c.s. to deescalate and didn't negotiate with each other to start talking to each other unfortunately as they are by john and armine were also given a voice during the discussion the only thing that they agreed on is that they completely disagree with each other on forces who are media subjected to considerations of the armed forces who was of course you know along the front line and adjacent populated areas in my country to use an intensifier you know due to the aggression on force and so forth as well john

in the forces launched a large provocation they fired extensively at the positions of those about johnny army along the entire front line and residential settlements at the broncos breached the city's fire once again in several directions and army was forced to counterattack we have injured civilians little infrastructure has been seriously damaged the minister of defense has announced that the shadow army is continuing its successful campaign. russia analyst martin mccauley says it's down to armenia and azerbaijan alone to resolve their differences it's up to the general staff the government knows about john and me to decide when you talk a little the maximalist their military that's not wanted back. we want to control the now for the situation which unfortunately has now given us the right rise to more conflict and they want to have to stay for us to dissolve because they're wasting resources which are vitally needed for the development of their country and their economies and you can see this through them of what they say we must defend. despite some global skepticism over russia's ne

and report and show what is happening nevertheless there may be a change in policy from the zip by johnnie side perhaps they've been dated with requests and we may see a reversal a reversal it we're hoping for to be able to gain entry and gain a permit accreditation to work in azerbaijan otherwise there has been another day of escalation many more dead reported on both sides the latest as ever john has released a new video showing many soldiers of the god knickerbocker and armenian apparently armenian soldiers killed in the action the day's action there we will succeed of course many videos and photos and 'd footage of vid destroyed vehicles and destroyed tags really does seem like a. this escalation and we've got to say now it is very difficult at this stage to verify any of these videos been reports of old videos being posted many many fake news stories as well nevertheless there has been a growing chorus an international chorus cooling of both sides a diplomatic chorus to cease hostilities of her station of hostilities for a cease fire immediate cease fire to be implemented this is not

that was a little the as i by johnny ami will win this war and we will return to our historical lands a lot of those that get it as it is going to that victory is our as if my country needs me as a soldier i am ready even at my age i can't get up and of course we are afraid of a long war but the civilian population and the military must be ready for it although it is better to be free later meant to continue this false peace. the focus of the fighting is the goal in a car back region the dispute itself is decades old beginning in the early 1990 s. when the ethnically armenian region declared independence from us a bio shock that independence has never been recognized by the international community which is urging for calm from both sides. the secretary general strongly called on all the sidestreet mediately stop fighting deescalate tension and returned to meaningful negotiations without preconditions or delay world leaders fear the fighting could lead to full scale conflict which destabilizes the south caucasus region a kargil for pipelines carrying oil and gas to world markets region

already volunteered saying that they are ready and willing to go fight in this disputed region now johnny forces during the 1st night of clashes they managed to capture several villages from the karabakh defense troops and the military top brass of this disputed region has already vowed to take back these villages. by john's ministry of defense regularly reports the shelling of their positions and territories from the armenian side connor offensive operations have led to the liberation of several settlements to the south as well as a range of strategic positions to the north the defense ministry also reports losses among the enemy's personnel and military equipment official see that there is or by john army is ensuring the security of its sovereign territories the escalation has led to deaths and injuries both military and civilian speaking about the perception of the population as are by journey citizens and reacted down things yes tickly to the news of the army's successes. filling in the blanks for us on the situation our. conversation earlier with you harvey. this is a conflict that h

it was a little the as i by johnny ami will win this war and we will return to our historical lands a lot of good as it is for the jury is out as if my country needs me as a soldier i am ready even at my age. of course we are afraid of a long war but the civilian population and the military must be ready for it although it is better to be free later than to continue this false pace. the focus of the fighting is the goal in a car back region the dispute itself is decades old beginning in the early 1990 s. when the ethnically armenian region declared independence from us of i shall and that independence has never been recognized by the international community which is urging for calm from both sides the secretary general strongly called on the sidestreet mediately stop fighting deescalate tension and returned to meaningful negotiations without preconditions or delay world leaders fear the fighting could lead to full scale conflict which destabilizes the south caucasus region a kargil for pipelines carrying oil and gas to world markets regional players like russia and turkey also at risk

why does johnny need to come home? it's a lot of pressure on these women to write these letters, and these very specific ways, high volume positive. you can say you miss him, but you can't be to blue. you've got to find this balance of being responsible and him not needing to worry, but still needing him to come home because you're just not good at it. you can get by, but hurry home. so it's this balance, and this pressure on women that gets put again -- you've got whole books about it but in different forms and media about women's responsibility to write these letters. the men -- i read a lot of these letters coming back, you don't have as many letters of the women going overseas. these letters that the women wrote we don't see as many because the men did not keep them. where the woman kept the letters that the men wrote from overseas. so we have more of those, we can figure out what the women were talking about by how the men respond to those letters. that's one of the ways we can determine what went into those lette