and senator scott with the official primary for those of us that watched he defeated thurman son. and those son of a long time reader and he's a black man to serve as a us senator a great work and barack obama may have worked to gather in a number of efforts and part of that has reached across the aisle with the area we are talking about today and the senator opened since july 2016 to talk about his own experience and in the capital building where he serves as senator. and it is an important topic and how they continue to evolve and how does that approach with the justice act which is the republican alternative. >> carolinians must stick together and those carolina boys being together but my relationship over time hispanic a positive and negative like 1999 to give me a fresh and clear perspective there still work to do. but no matter how it's broken into with a major law enforcement one of the things we your cell them in is african-americans speaking about the notion there is a binary choice that simply does not exist they say it is a false binary choice is not real so my personal

and sure enough, strom thurman breaks out.is getting attacked by henry wallace on the left and strom thurman on the right. and frankly, he just didn't give a damn. he thought it was the right thing to do, given the service that black americans gave during world war ii. and -- and he thought it had to be done. and -- and it's another example of how harry truman grew in his life. this was a guy that was mocked and ridiculed when he came to washington, d.c. he was called a rube by "the new york times." a mousey, little man from missouri. and yet, after he got elected -- or -- or after he became president of the united states, after fdr's sudden death, he had to guide this country, not only through the end of world war ii but, also, into a very turbulent peacetime when americans and, especially republicans in the senate were isolationists, they didn't want to be bothered by europe. they didn't want to be bothered by the rest of the world. they had just gotten past defeating hitler. and yet, joe stalin, joseph stalin and the soviet

. >>> also an update from the state superintendent of public instruction, tony thurman, as many students across the state continue with distance- learning. the news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon, everyone. the rain has moved out of the bay area but wasn't nice to wake up to the sound of rain coming down of the roof? a live look at the golden gate bridge. an awful lot of clouds in the sky but clear that we were six or seven hours ago. let's bring and meteorologist mark tamayo to help us look for more always. >> that was quite the burst of rainfall. things have moved out quickly. that was the plan. right now lots of sunshine with a bit of a breeze out there. the numbers really adding up if you take a look at some of the bigger numbers in mendocino county. over an inch and a half of rainfall. boonville in mendocino county .81. more star totals. santa rosa nearly three quarters of an inch. canfield a half inch. san francisco .39. you can hear the wind behind me. san jose, .17. here's the radar. you will see this. look what happened. you can see things clearing out her the past few h

rong thurman was a verym senior chairman whos the country song goes never even call me by my name. i was recognizeds the senator who had the good sense to marry a fine beautiful south carolina r girl. my role o the armed services committeeas simple portals to collect the small change left byhe air force to enable the marine corps to be our force and readiness. not to mention or fighting. i've had the privilege during the senate intelligence committee chairman for four years during the iraq war. and lead the committee's investation that exposed a worldwide intelligence failure. and it rested in a blueprint for the 911 and a better community that did keep our countryafe. ashairman of the emerging committee within the subcommittee and travel to cities within wha remained the former soviet union. one of the soviet union secret cities we discovered a lab that develop range of pathogens that could do irreparable harm to our nation's food supply. talk about an evil empire. i cautioned my colleagues, that threat still exists. evenwi as we endeavor to continue the worldwide fight against co

and judith thurman seemed to want to point out this idea that people are doing this all themselves and that laura ingalls wilder did it all herself wasn't entirely true, that she had had help, that the government had given or loaned them money to buy land, et cetera. i assume you've read that essay. >> mm-hm. >> how did you react to that and what is your interpretation of how much help or not from the government did the ingalls get? >> yes. it's quite clear, actually, that laura herself had a really sort of contradictory reaction to the federal government because for a time in the 1920s she actually worked in a sense for the government. she was the secretary treasurer for the mansfield, missouri, federal farm loan program. so she helped farmers fill out paperwork and so forth to get these loans, which were beneficial for farmers. and she was very supportive of that program. but then when the new deal came along, she was very opposed to that. she was opposed to people taking assistance or aid from the government, as many people were, many farmers were. >> it wasn't an unusual attitude t

. >> reporter: in response, superintendent thurman said in a statement since the spring we have securedsands of computing devices for students, pressured internet service providers to expand access, bolstered menial health and counseling resources, made it easier for schools to provide meals and provide a published guidance and dozens of training opportunities for edge indicators to strengthen distance learning for our highest needs students. programs like oakland reach which passed out new laps and desk tops to hundreds of students can serve as a model. >> in the afternoons, we provide intensive instruction in literacy, math, science, you know, kids don't have access to science experiments and to do science, and then we also have family workshops for parents. >> reporter: attorneys believe this is the first lawsuit of its kind in the united states. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today governor newsom release the state's ambitious to plan to improve early education and childcare, which includes uniform preschool for four-year-olds, and universal preschool for three-year-olds from low-in

they walk out of the convention in '48 and he's getting attacked by henry wallos on the left and thurmann the right and he frankly didn't give a damn, as clark gable might say. he thought it was the right thing to do given the service black americans gave during world war ii and he thought it had to be done. and it is another example of how harry truman grew in his life. this is a guy that was mocked and ridiculed when he came to washington, d.c. he was called a rube by the "new york times," "time magazine" called him a mousey little man from missouri. and yet after he became president of the united states, after fdr's sudden death, he had to guide this country through the end of world war ii, but also into a very turbulent peace time when americans and especially republicans in the senate were isolationists. they didn't want to be boeshthe by europe or the rest of the world. they had just gotten past defeating hitler but joseph stalin and the soviet union had a great risk to central europe and across the world and truman marshalls the resources and support from republicans and democrats

strohm thurman went to the age of 100, but he wasn't doing too well towards the end of 2003.in this article, when sh was jack dorsey at a judicial committee meeting, she attacked him on his tweet that president trump's tweet, she asked him about it, she heard his answer and then repeated exactly the same over again as if she didn' remember that she'd even asked it. she's had multiple conversation according to this article with chuck schumer, senator schumer, who has been telling her, and apparently she doesn't remember the conversations and he has to come back and ask her all over again. i'm not a doctor, i liked her kindness at the judicial hearings, but they also sent in a third to keep an eye on her. the problem is that over the ag of 85, the risk of dementia or cognitive is about 40 percent and over the age of 75, there i about 20 percent. speaking with somebody who is 78 , joe biden this week, tucker, this week, announced his new choice for hhs secretary except he called him health and education secretary. health and education territory terry perry do you remember, of co

seven families in a community-based organization that is suing state school superintendent, tony thurmandepartment of education, and the school board. they claim that the state is not providing the support that low income families desperately need, leading others to find solutions. due to the inadequate response, parents and grandparents have had to be, tutors, counselors, and computer technicians. >> it is also about elevating the voices of parents, especially low income black and brown families that the system has toppled over. >> the state has done nothing to implement a plan, or ensure that at-risk students have the resources to participate in this education. >> reporter: in response, the superintendent said in a statement, since the spring, we secured hundreds of thousands of computing devices for students. they are pressured internet survivors to provide access. they made it easier for schools to provide meals and published guidance and dozens of training opportunities for educators to strengthen distance learning for the highest needed students. the lawsuit also says that programs

and i say, look, howard thurman, one of the great mistacs in my tradition, said you can't reduce yourt now may look like a huge obstacle. but our slave forparents envugzed the world. you can be a prisoner of event or a prisoner of hope. i choose to be a prisoner of hope. no matter how dark it gets, it can be brighter. no matter how horrible things look, they can be made better. and no matter how we have given in to the worst angels of our souls, we can appeal to the better angels of our nature. >> stephen: well, can the time is available now. michael eric dyson, everybody. we'll be right ba in a land not so far away. people are saving hundreds on the most reliable network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or bring their own. and choose the data option that's right for them. they even get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and since they are on the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfation, they live happily ever after. again, again! xfinity mobile. your wireless. your rules. your way to stay closer together. click, call, or visit an xfinity store today. late show

he's getting attacked by henry wallace on the left and strom thurman on the right and dewey republicangable might say. given the service that black americans gave during world war ii and he thought it had to be done, and it's another example of how harry truman grew in his life. this was a guy that was mocked and ridiculed when he came to washington, d.c. he was called a rube by "the new york times." another called him a mousey little man from new jersey. after he became. of the united states after f.d.r.'s sudden death, he had to guide this country not only into world war ii but in a tush leapt peace times where americans and especially republicans were isolationists. they didn't want to be bothered by europe. they didn't want to be bothered by the rest of the world. they'd just gotten past defeating hitler. jet joseph stalin and the soviet union posed a great risk to freedom not only in central europe but in we were europe and across the world. truman marshalled the resources from republicans and democrats alike to stand up and contain the soviet union spread and to ensure freedom in

he's been able to cultivate many unlikely friendships across the aisle with jesse helms, with strong thurmaneporter: in the face of tragedy in 1972 and again in 2015 biden took on a new role as an ambassador of grief. >> you know it's going to be okay when the first instinct is you get a smile to your lips before you get a tear to your eye. >> reporter: that moment 48 years ago a formative one on biden's long road to the white house. >> mike memoli with that report. and exactly one year ago tonight the house of representatives approved two articles of impeachment against donald j. trump. trump is only the third u.s. president in history to be impeached in the more than 232 year history of the office. meanwhile president-elect joe biden is offering hope for where we will be a year from today. watch this. >> do you think this time next year when you're both in the white house we will have what you could call a normal christmas? will the country be back to normal? >> i believe we'll be awfully close to that if not there. i do believe that. because the combination in the first 100 days i'm going

and i say, look, howard thurman, one of the great mistakes in my tradition, said you can't reduce yourave foreparents imagined a different world. so he said, you can be a prisoner of the event or you can be a prisoner of hope. i choose to be a prisoner of hope. no matter how dark it gets, it can be brighter. no matter how horrible things look, they can be made better. and no matter how we have given in to the worst angels of our souls, we can appeal to the better angels of our nature. >> stephen: well, "long time coming" is available now. michael eric dyson, everybody. we'll be right back. michael, thanks so much for being h ere. >> stephen: well, that's it for "a late show," everybody. james corden is next, everybody. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> why don't we just do a musical together? that will be brilliant. >> stephen: that would be great. we're writing a musical about the new treasury secretary, janet yellen. >> great, just call me. i'll be there. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ sunday, monday, happy days

you know, the one vinny barbarino put into uma thurman.guys to go first, because i think i know the answer." it really is a cult of personality. trump spends the majority of his time golfing and tweeting at the tv, and yet his supporters think he's some sort of unsung hero who's sacrificed everything for the good of his country. i mean, listen to how unhinged and detached from reality these people are >> i just feel for the president. i see the pain and the frustration. you do everything you're supposed to do you run the country well, you campaign your heart out while the other guy's in a basement, and then in the end, fraud and shenanigans at the local level, you're robbed. >> seth: the only pain and frustration trump has ever experienced is throwing his back out after shanking a drive on a par 4. that's why he's permanently hunched. his bone structure has morphed from spending most of his time at a golf tee. he has what's known as fairway spine. also, trump has done everything he's supposed to do? i don't think any human being has done e

look forward to more information in that space as i am fully engaged and resolved working with tony thurmannd working with the incredible, credible leadership of linda darling-hammond to advance the collective cause of safely, safely getting our kids back in school at the same time protecting teachers, paraprofessionals and support staff, and obviously making sure that our kids are safe in that entire experience. >> governor, i just want to follow up on kevin's question. you and your administration have not really hesitated to exercise your executive authority for statewide mandates and uniform restrictions on everything from shopping at a grocery store to getting a haircut, but you've abdicated that executive authority when it comes to school reopenings. you're allowing school district, local school districts to decide and i guess i want to know why that is. and what do you say to parents who feel that private schools for wealthy families get to stay open and that public schools do not? they open and that public schools do not in many cases. gov. newsom: i don't know the frame abdicated ex

giuliani, lev parnas and thurman oig wwho have both been indicted already.led fraud guarantee, i kid you not, that is the actual name of the company, and fraud guarantee paid rudy giuliani a half million dollars. and fraud guarantee has been around since 2013 and according to florida records never had a single client, never had return for its investors. but somehow managed to pay rudy giuliani a half million dollars. >> and there has been reporting in the "new york times" at the beginning of the month that donald trump is committed to doling out preemptive pardons and a whole bunch of them. what would that protect rudy from if this investigation results in some criminal poe sure for rudy but trump pre-pardons him? >> well, first of all, there is a whole debate about whether it is even permissible. but let's assume that it is. even still, all that would do is prevent federal investigation including this current one in the southern district of new york. it nt wouwouldn't preclude any charges. and here in new york, they moved to close a so-called loophole that

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