what does maya angelou say?et what you say and what you do, but they will never forget how you made them feel. >> yeah. yeah. >> go to the stage with that in your heart. >> yeah. >> i'll bring people a feeling that uplifts them, gives them courage and strength and faith and hope. that's the deal. >> i didn't just hear you, i felt you. i felt that expression. i felt it across this space here. there are a lot of people, though, sadly, who no longer believe that music is still pregnant with that kind of potency, that kind of power. you believe music has the power to change the world. >> incredible power. marcus miller was with us when we did a great celebration of jazz in turkey. sponsored by the u.n. and the monk institution. he was there, too. marcus miller sat on the stage and a question like that got raised. marcus said so wonderfully and eloquently, well, you know, we go to japan and italy and people don't speak the same language that we do, but as soon as we start to play, we are talking the same language. mu

maya angelou meant the world to me, she meant the world to so many.le i can fool myself into thinking that i had a super special place in her heart, i know that her heart was large enough for all of us. and now, when i continue to think about her, i think about her insistence on having a place in her heart for the range of humanity. i sure wish that a lot of other folk could get to that point. >> here is a part of your life that you do not see much of. the board of directors of home depot. the first woman to be on the board of coca-cola. >> coca-cola enterprises, the bottling company. >> and were you really on the board of the atlanta falcons? >> are you doubting that i know enough about football? the answer is yes. shortly after he bought the team, he assembled a group of atlantans to advise him. i love football. >> tell me about being on these boards. how many are you still on? >> the answer to the last part of that series of questions is, i am not on any corporate boards. because serving as the director of a smithsonian museum, i cannot serve on ot

--is jill scott, my angela maya angelou. >> since i have been at the museum of african art, we launchedrogram called the director's discussion series. the idea is basic. that i would have conversations with some of the most scholars inartists, our world. and so the first conversation was with professor anthony. forbes as one of the seven greatest thinkers in the world. i also had the fun experience of having a conversation with marcus samuelson. a very hot, popular chef whose restaurant in harlem, red rooster, you want to try. ght to try. i had a conversation with dr. angeloujell--- dr. maya who has now gone off to glory. and a conversation with jill scott. those are the individuals that i have been fortunate enough to engage in that setting. she is a singer, plus. >> you can say that. she is a singer, an actress, a poet. i call her a force. >> let's watch a little bit of this. >> i thought that we should talk about where you come from. and i do not mean philly. >> ok. [laughter] >> and where i come from. and where every living human being, and the late, have come from. because it is th

stupid painters. [ laughter ] next we have maya angelou. let's see what she had to say.not measured by the number of breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away." and the first draft was, "life is not measured by the number of breasts we take but -- did i say breasts? sorry, that was embarrassing. hold on a second. let me catch my breast -- my breath -- what's wrong with me today? tits." [ laughter and applause ] so weird. definitely -- definitely better rewrite. next we have william shakespeare who wrote, "neither a borrower nor a lender be." his first draft was slightly different. "neither a borrow are nor a lender be. also don't be a magician. your mother and i would be so disappointed if you became a magician." [ applause ] i get it. i get it, shakespeare. next we have queen elizabeth i. she said, "i would rather be a beggar and single than a queen and married." the first draft is a little different. let's see it. "i'm a cat person." [ laughter and applause ] next up, wave got florence nightingale. she said, "i attribute my success to this. i never g

if that was like, the last line of a maya angelou poem, you would you shut the book and look out the show, "mulaney", sunday at 9:30. this is very exciting. martin short -- >> yeah! >> jimmy: elliott gould, nasim pedrad. >> nasim pedrad from "saturday night live." >> jimmy: i mean, this is a a great cast of people. >> it's amazing. >> jimmy: and i want to tell everyone, there's a little easter egg. if you watch the show, you know at the beginning of sitcoms they go "'mulaney' was taped in front of a live studio audience?" >> yeah. >> jimmy: which is a throwback. they used to do that in the '70s. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you got ice-t to do the voiceover. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: that is genius right there. how and why? it makes no sense. >> i had done some stand-up jokes about ice-t and his work on "law and order: special victims unit", which is the finest show on television. [ cheers ] so, i was approached to be on his podcast, "final level" and i wasn't able to do it. but we got to talking and i asked him if he would do the intro. so we recorded him by saying "'mulaney' was sho

it is now out on paperback, is a picture of you and maya angelou.he visited you while you were in prison. what did she do for you? >> we spoke. a beautiful lady. i was very grateful she came to see me. i met her again when i was released. >> can we talk about your tv show? >> can i call it a cartoon. it is on a cartoon network but adult. mike sigh styson mysteries. look at it. >> it says, help me. so my ibm must be in trouble. >> time-out, time-out. number one, if you can read computer code, it means you are a robot. if that's so, you should have come to me and told me that earlier. number two, who is it that need our help? >> that's the mystery. i'm not a robot. it says, help me. see? >> you do not need to hide who you are, yang. i am proud of you no matter how you choose to live your life. let your freak flag fly r-2, d-2. >> i said it is equivalent to skooby-do meets the "a" team. >> that is something i would love to watch. i would love to spend more time with you. you are an incredible guy. >> what the hell did you put me on the show? >> to talk

even families can -- can be part of that problem because if they assume, as in maya angelou's story,will come to the person who was the actual offender, then you are less likely, because you don't want to do something that actually hurts him by using your voice to hurt another person. and it's kind of a perverse way of thinking about it, but you have to remember that these are children and they don't always have language, they don't have the logic to deal with it. and so that scene, i think, is the culmination of all of that pain and sorrow and trying to figure out, okay, now, this is a moment have you to figure out, how do you deal with this? do you continue to live your life through the eyes of a 7-year-old or do you take back the power of your life and say, i am in control of this? this person does not have that sort of power over me. does not have that sort of agency over my fate. >> and this is one of so many scenes that you open up about. even if you don't relate specifically to something, you are impacted so much by it. and you open up about your college years. and during that

and also on that it day, we will sing the prophetic words of maya angelou. you may write me down in histore with your bitter twisted lies. you may ready to me in the verye dirt, but still like dust, i'll rise.>> who [ applause ] who will win?l who will overcome? thank you. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >>> now more from the american communist party's 30th national convention in chicago.comm this portion looks at efforts ta organizetion workers in the fas food industry. this is about 45 minutes. [ applause ] >>> tonight, we will interview our panelists. there will be no speechifying. we will get their impressions as labor journalists, activists, and organizers of the movement h for raising the minimum wage and for the rights of low-wage workers. e an i what impact will this strugglem have for dignity and living wagn on the future of the labor of h movement and local sustainable economic development in our loc communities?al it will be a little bit jimmy fallon a little bit queen latifah-style interviewing. no worries, naquasia, it won't be like stephen c

maya en mÉxico, nos vemos el lunes! ♪ ♪ [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> conozca a los Ángeles de la vida y la muerte que guÍan a las almas que no logranu camino. unos se afirman y otros se arrastran por la fe en un curandero. ahora mismo lo vemos. > > bienvenidos a otro primer impacto extra. la muerte siempre es un tema cargado de misterios y muchos se preguntan hacia donde se dirigen las almas. nos llevan a conocer a los Ángeles de la vida y tambiÉn de la muerte. vean. >> que en este ritual sirvan guiar su espÍritu. >> en este cuarto, siete personas estÁn comprometidos para elevarse al plano espiritual y lo hacen poniÉndose en manos de los Ángeles de la muerte >> es el arcÁngel samael que es el alcance el que corta el hilo de vida y destroza el cuerpo fÍsico y lo vuelve a llevar al seno de la tierra. >> cada uno se tornarÁ realizando el ritual del fuego y el incienso. la llama ayudarÁ a los angeles a guiar al alma. >> que no se desvÍan por ningÚn sendero y que fuerzas malignas puedan llevar su alma. >> humberto pÉrez estÁ convencido que ayudÓ a su hija y dos nietas que murieron asesinadas a llegar finalmente a la luz. >> tuve que ir