for thosef us who know the story dr. king, he had to be turned on to nonviolence. were born to it so to speak. yond being born into it, how you cameo believehis as a philosop. tell me about joa baez nonviolent formulati. >> i could see whatever pictures came to my mind. i lived in baghdad, iraq. tavis: we're going to talk out that. >> my fatheras with unesco. head the job of teaching at the university of bhdad. we three kids and my mom were there forbout a year. someime during that year, you know, a i saw things which my clsmates at home would never see. we saw poverty. and we saw sorrow. weaw kids who we bken. we saw people. we saw cels and siks walkg down the mn street. you never kne who was going spit first. e stuff they said was so shocking. my parents became quakers wn i was 8. my mher gave me a copy of the diary anne fnk. and that was a huge pointn my life that i identified with h so strongly. what hpened fromeading that was tt i felt as a child that i was associated somehow with al children. and if any child d not want to be hurt or beatenhat i wouldn't nt t