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what do those numbers tell you, rashad? >> those numbers will go back and forth, but i can't lick our finger and put it up in the air and wait for the wind to tell us whether or not we should fight for justice. part of our fight for justice is about the constant work to till the soil and recognizing that the poll will move here and there, but the public needs to see that our efforts are not about polling. our efforts are not simply about election. they're about continuing to push this country forward with the hope that those that want our vote will put forward an aspirational vision for the future, a vision about how we will deal with all the barriers that have far too often stood in the way, that we will deal with addressing hope and not just sort of level into fear and all the ways in which racial unrest can really depress the vote without a real sort of conversation about where we're going. and so, you know, part of what we're doing at my organization is really engaging an army. tens of thousands of volunteers around the

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rashad, there's two problems here. you are actually a black activist and you've actually been responsible for a lot of pressure on these social media companies to do better. but buzzfeed had an article in which it says real black activists worry that the fake ones will drown them out on twitter. the quote is from somebody who said, we don't have bots, we have real black people, the danger is that these accusation suspect that facebook and youtube latch onto it and it undermines our ability to have a black political dialogue. it's bad that these bots are out there impersonating black people, but it's also potentially bad when they get shut down because real people might get shut down in the process. how do you think this through? >> i mean, it's a nightmare scenario, because these systems have been set up, the algorithms have been set up to actually get the exact result that we're getting. and so since 2016, and even before, we have been raising these issues for both twitter and facebook. and then when these issues come

joining us now, phylicia rashad.irst of all, i want to send my sincere and condolences and i know how special he was to you. some would say you helped to launch his career. you saw an opportunity for him to get more training at a program at oxford but it was expensive. tell us the story of how you helped him and how somebody by the name of denzel fits into this picture. >> well, i received a call and they said, oh, ms. rashad, we want you to know that we auditioned for the dramatic arts midsummer program and we got in. i said, well, that's great. but we are not going to go and i asked why not and he said because we don't have the money to go. we can't afford it. and i tell them, you are going. you pack your bags and you are going. be ready. so i made a phone call to a friend of mine. and he calle dme back and we talked about it for 45 minutes or less and he said, okay, i got this many. so he sent them. >> so many people love to help out like that. when you think of a bright like like chadwick who's now gone. what do

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>>while at howard he studied under acclaimed actress phylicia rashad who urged bozeman to pursue acting and help them attend the british american drama academy in london. he later moved to new york to work in theater before heading to los angeles and a career on screen. in 2018 he returned to his alma mater where he was awarded an honorary doctorate. >>before giving the commencement speech. >>i stand here today knowing. they're my how university education prepared me to play jackie robinson's. james brown. dogan marshall. and to charlotte. >>bozeman played the role of to challah an for marvel movies. while battling a major illness. >>after his death. it was revealed what few new. in 2016. bozeman was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. eventually progressed to stage for remarkably he continued filming starring in several other movies, including spike lee's the 5 bloods. >>but his country from the very cute. he also produced and starred in 21 bridges. >>well, every character changed. him because you know i was instrumental in lake pinpointing with those things were. i he was clear that

while at howard he studied under felicia rashad who urged boseman to pursue acting and helped him attendhe british-american academy in london. he later notified new york to work in theater before heading to los angeles and a career on screen. in 2018 he returned to his alma mater where he was award an honorary doctorate before giving the commencement speech. >> i stand here today knowing that my howard university education prepared me to play jackie robinson. james brown. thurgood marshal. and kachala. >> reporter: after his death it was revealed what few knew. in 2016 boseman was diagnosed with the agency three colon cancer. it eventually progressed to stage four. remarkably he continued filming, starring in several other movies including spike lee's "the five bloods." produced and standard n "21 bridges." >> every character changed. because, you know, i was instrumental in like pinpointing what those things were, it was clear that i was going to be more than acting on this film. >> reporter: a post on his social media reads in part all were filmed during and in between countless surger

he earned a bachelor of fine arts degree and he studied under felicia rashad who encouraged him to pursue acting. >> he was diagnosed with the agency three colon cancer in 2016. it progressed to stage four. now consider this. he filmed several movies during that time. >> it is astounding to think how he managed that. he leaves behind his wife. chadwick boseman just 43 years old. cnn contributor and "entertainment tonight" host said this about his life. >> like so many other actors of color it's just tough to get in and get roles. and especially leading roles. for a black man in the industry that's very, very tough. and once he did give hollywood a taste of what he could do, they couldn't get enough of him. so that just, you know, goes more towards his talent and greatness and his work and, you know, off-screen he was just a humble, kind, generous, caring man who cared about others. who cared about equality. who cared about social justice. >> tributes and condolences are pouring in from celebrity, politicians, sports figures, senator and democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris t

. >> at howard, he met cosby show actress phylicia rashad who became his mentor. a famous friend to help. >> i actually got a letter when i came back and said this is your beneficiary. and the person who paid for me was denzel washington. i was like, oh, my gosh, i have to write him and thank him. >> have you had a chance to meet him and tell him that story? >> i have. during the new york premiere he came and said i haven't met you yet. and i said, yeah, i have something to tell you. >> what's that moment like to meet him? >> it's so much. i don't even want to go there. >> too much? . >> it's just too much. it was amazing. he's everything you think he would be. that's all i'm going to go. >> you're still processing it. >> i'm still processing it, yeah. >> before "black panther", boseman was known best as the lead man in pieeo pick pics, playing jackie robinson in "42." the godfather of soul james brown in "get on up" and most recently former supreme court justice thurgood marshall. >> i can't even tell you how many biopics came in. you're like, whoa, him, too? the

rashad, how do you feel about the fact that the acc is playing, are you comfortable with going out there seeing other teams and playing against them? >> i'm excited about it, i'm glad the way we are handling it, we have a very strict protocol, we answer daily forms, we are going to get tested weekly and we have our own bubble, that's what we call it, we are on a strict time schedule during the season so we will only be around certain people and i'm more worried about going out around regular people, people that don't play a sport or people who aren't in our bubble. though i feel safe, you know, being around these guys. >> martha: you are practicing so much, you are basically sort of a novella because you are together all the time and that does provide sort of a hopefully protective atmosphere. when you look at the impact on your future of not playing this season, what do you think, what's the impact of that for you, do you think? >> the impact for not only myself but for many athletes in the conferences that canceled, their future with the school, whether they're not going to come back f

. >> reporter: while at howard he studied under actress felicia rashad who helped him attend the britishademy in london. he later moved to new york to work in theater before heading to los angeles and a career on screen. in 2018, he returned to his alma mater where he was awarded an honorary doctorate before giving the commencement speech. >> i stand here today knowing that my howard university education prepared me to play jackie robinson. james brown. thurgood marshall. and tachal. >> reporter: boseman played the role in four marvel movies, all while battling a major illness. after his death it was revealed what few knew. in 2016, boseman was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. it eventually progressed to stage 4. remarkably, he continued filming starring in several other movies, including spike lee's "the five bloods." >> died for this country from the very -- >> reporter: he also produced and starred in "twenty one bridges." >> every character changed. and because, you know, i was instrumental in pinpointing what those things were, he was clear that i was going to be more than actin

>>while at howard he studied under acclaimed actress phylicia rashad who urged bozeman to pursue actingelp them attend the british american drama academy in london. he later moved to new york to work in theater before heading to los angeles and a career on screen. in 2018 he returned to his alma mater where he was awarded an honorary doctorate. >>before giving the commencement speech. >>i stand here today knowing they're my how university education prepared me to play jackie robinson's. james brown. dogan marshall. and to charlotte. >>bozeman played the role of to challah an for marvel movies. all while battling a major illness after his death. it was revealed what few new. >>in 2016. bozeman was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. and eventually progressed to stage for remarkably he continued filming starring in several other movies, including spike lee's the 5 bloods. >>but his country from a very cute. >>he also produced and starred in 21 bridges, well, every character changed. in because you know i was instrumental in lake pinpointing with those things were. >>i it was clear that i

phylicia rashad was his mentor when he was in school.se were people who could see his greatness and his talent early on. and he seemed to just continue that throughout his career. you see all of the memorials and rest in peace messages from his co-stars and people who knew him that are all over social media. and you get the sense, this was a well-loved brother. >> they knew there was something there. including denzel washington, who helped pay for a year of his tuition in school. they knew that he had something. and he did. eric, thank you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, thousands of police are on hand in berlin for a protest against coronavirus restrictions. some of the demonstrators are supposed to be far-right activists inspired by qanon, so police are trying to prevent this one from turning violent like the last one did. we'll go there, next. t one did. we'll go there, next age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. a

their voices prince harry made the comments in a virtual conversation with color of change president rashadover the weekend take a look. >>in order to change structures and systems we all have to be in to reach that goal. >>i mean for me based on only use and the younger generation, 70 of the one that literally all over the world. the same thing keeps coming up and if and if the if is a younger generation, and they're all saying the same thing that form again in a privileged position a position of influence. my job, our job. it says is to make that change right because it's not just a small group of people it's a whole generation during this is an just this is wrong. and then needs to be change. >>prince harry also addressed the issue of online hate speech and said it will be quote a huge part in quote of the mission of it of his and meghan markel's hartwell foundation moving forward. the conversation is a continuation of prince harry's recent public efforts to stem hate online. in june. it was reported that he and meghan would be supporting stop hate for profit. that's a campaign urging br

>>while at howard he studied under acclaimed actress phylicia rashad who urged bozeman to pursue acting and help them attend the british american drama academy in london. he later moved to new york to work in theater before heading to los angeles and a career on screen. in 2018 he returned to his alma mater where he was awarded an honorary doctorate. >>before giving the commencement speech. >>i stand here today knowing. they're my how university education prepared me to play jackie robinson's. james brown. dogan marshall. and to charlotte. >>bozeman played the role of to challah an for marvel movies. while battling a major illness. >>after his death. it was revealed what few new. in 2016. bozeman was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. and eventually progressed to stage for remarkably he continued filming starring in several other movies, including spike lee's the 5 bloods. >>but his country from a very cute. he also produced and starred in 21 bridges. >>well, every character changed. in because you know i was instrumental in lake pinpointing with those things were. i it was clear that

. >> reporter: prince harry talking to rashad robinson, the president of color of change, to discuss systematic racism and using privilege for change, dropping this teaser on twitter. >> we have to go to the root of the problem, to the source of the problem, and actually fix it there. >> reporter: in a clip first on "gma," harry taking on people not in the fight. >> why wouldn't you want to be part of this solution? and that to me is, if you can't answer that honestly, then again, i think you're part of the problem rather than part of the solution. >> reporter: robinson talking to us about the prince's impact through these conversations. >> he was really reaching out to people who were not yet involved, reaching out to people who are sitting on the sidelines watching inequality, who may even think that it's bad, but haven't done anything. i think what he was asking and what he was inviting people into was the opportunity to be part of making a difference. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of sussex have been especially vocal about social justice causes since moving to america. the co

and i don't know about you, rashad, but maybe under quarantine it's different but to me that feels likeucate people about. there are so many barriers that have traditionally been put in front of people to vote and we have to have a conversation about how do we make voting more accessible? and if you are a candidate running for office and can't express your campaign to win by reaching all voters and convince them to choose you, you have a problem. we have to look at all the enablers who are making this possible, allowing donald trump to lie about vote by mail and essentially suppress the vote through algorithms and running ads and all sorts of things. facebook has refused to pull down the vote by mail when we know billionaires run by facebook probably vote by mail themselves. this is a huge problem. we have to tackle it on all sides. the fact of the matter is as we leave the election and come out of the election, donald trump will do everything possible to put his hands on the scale of the results and that will have nothing to do with the results. >> not only is he doing this strategy by

the prince opening up about racial inequality from his home in california in an online talk with rashadactually fix it there and as we've discussed before, it's going to take every single one of us. this is not down to the black community. >> reporter: before he could speak his mind so freely the prince was coping with family strife, the you authorizes say offering details into the royal family drama notably the reported falling out between william and harry. >> i felt it really dive into this in the book because we had seen meghan and kate really blamed for almost driving a wedge between them. both men in their 30s and harry not wanting to play that role of sort of the younger more subservient brother anymore. >> do meghan and kate get along? >> these are two women that have very little in common. being a newcomer and knowing kate was once a newcomer there were times where she knew meghan felt she could have or needed a little bit more support from kate and didn't get it in some of those important moments. >> is the story of kate breaking down in tears at the wedding and meghan being v

>>while at howard he studied under acclaimed actress phylicia rashad who urged bozeman to pursue actingd the british american drama academy in london. he later moved to new york to work in theater before heading to los angeles and a career on screen. in 2018 he returned to his alma mater where he was awarded an honorary doctorate. >>before giving the commencement speech. >>i stand here today knowing. they're my how university education prepared me to play jackie robinson's. james brown. dogan marshall. and to charlotte. >>bozeman played the role of to challah an for marvel movies. while battling a major illness. >>after his death. it was new. 2016. bozeman was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. and eventually progressed to stage for remarkably he continued filming starring in several other movies, including spike lee's the 5 bloods. >>but his country for big kids. he also produced and starred in 21 bridges. >>well, every character changed. in because you know i was instrumental in lake pinpointing with those things were. i it was clear that i was going to be more than acting. >>on on

rashad is in washington, d.c., go ahead.r: congress needs to stop pulling in two different directions. one says they want to extend, one said they wants a deal for less money. it is nobody's fault that there are no jobs. these factories cutting jobs, people cutting corporate jobs. the rise oflone, unemployment -- i feel it right until you canbill come to agreement to figure out who is in charge. it is a big chess match and you have lives at stake. tighten it up and let's get things done medially. host: the house is coming to session at 10:00, it will be pro forma. when they come back from a roll call vote, whether it is a pandemic package, they will continue with their proxy voting to allow members not on the floor or not in town to vote. this from the hill, judge throws out house republican lawsuit over proxy voting. a federal judge throughout a lawsuit, alleging the proxy voting system approved by house democrats is unconstitutional. the district court judge ruled the constitution's speech and debate clause prohibited laws

years, the actual family of george floyd, the family of the young man killed in atlanta, georgia, rashadher of breonna taylor, we had the victims speak to the pain in the shadow of abe lincoln, dr. martin luther king said it 57 years ago in his i have a dream speech about the fulfi fulfillment of the promises is not there, 57 years later his son stood with the families and i to say this to this multitude. donald trump should be concerned. this happened the morning after his acceptance speech at the white house less than a mile away to say that people are energized to come out with those numbers. there was huge amount of young people and whites and blacks. and of the racial groups i think it was a tremendous expression of how we can do it and not one -- not an inkling of violence because the tone was set that we're not going to tolerate that. >> let's bring us back to the coronavirus. over the weekend, the u.s. surpassed 6 million cases. that's 6 million of the over 25 million of the confirmed cases globally. the u.s. open is set to begin today and the u.s. tennis association announced th