howard thurman was this black scholar and theologian.alled, jesus and the disinherited. that book had an enormous impact on martin luther king junior, and king carried that book with him everywhere he went. one of the fun discoveries was discovering that howard thurman based that book on a series of lectures he gave in 1948 that samuel huston college in austin. we will be at the college, by the way, later this month, and i am heading for the archives the see if we can find the drafts. >> i wrote down one of the quotes from the book that you have from howard thurman. you say he said in his book, jesus and the disinherited, he said, american christiane italy has betrayed the religion of jesus. let me read that. american christiane italy has betrayed the religion of jesus. what does he mean by that? >> what he means by that is, jesus was a dark skinned peasant, who was killed by an empire, but american white christiane it he had become certainly by the 21st century, an extension of our power structure. it's just the truth of it is. thurman

it's just no, the truth of it is and thurman was trying to strip away that. and and conceive of a different kind of christianity that really spoke to two people of color to poor people, to the oppressed. but he also he also had he had been to india and had spent some time with gandhi. and his his answer was to organize some kind of nonviolent resistance. and that's where king comes into the story through that book. you you you've alluded to this before, but we're we're sort of coming to an end and i want to make sure i, i, i underline it. you end on a rather depressing note, frankly. you talk about you bemoan your own family's amnesia of not recognizing who their ancestor was and following in his footsteps, meaning it with racial french cleanness and integration and all of that. so talk about that amnesia that you think it moves beyond your family, but talks about america as a whole? well, i think white america has amnesia. we we don't want to remember the good, the bad and the ugly of our racial past. and it's why are one of the reasons are racial caste syst

but you have from howard thurman. you say he said in his book, jesus and the disinherited, he said american christiane 80 has betrayed the religion of jesus. let me repeat that, american christiane at has betrayed the religion of jesus. what does he mean by that? >> what he means by that is jesus was a dark skinned peasant who was killed by an empire, but american white christiane eddy had become, certainly by the 20th century, a extension of our power structure. it's just the truth of it, and thurman was trying to strip away that. and to conceive of a different kind of christianity that really spoke to people of color, to poor people, to the oppressed, what he also had been to india and spent some time with gandhi. his answer was to organize some kind of nonviolent resistance, and that's where it came -- king comes into the story, through that book. >> you have alluded to this before, but we are sort of coming to an end and i want to make sure i underline it. you end on a rather depressing note frankly. you talk abou

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a lot of them saw the sheila thurman in nevada, formerly the united nations, warns that by mid 2023 as many as half a 1000000 children under the age of 5 could die relief organizations all agree. this is the most devastating drought in 40 years. for rainy seasons in a row have failed to materialize. and now there is reason to fear that most of the 5th will likely follow suit. it's a disaster for somalis herders who depend on the reins. once the undernourished mothers stop giving milk, their infants begin to staff. malnutrition starts with vomiting, diarrhea, and fevers. often the parents don't connect the symptoms with hunger. by the time they realize it, it may be too late, says dr. hassan. cases i come in in a 30 minute, is that so some of them were made i, whenever you during the 1st 2 years, good nutrition is especially critical as this is the most important phase in the development of a child's brain. doctor, her son confirms that malnourished children are highly likely to grow up with cognitive impairment. this melissa, dilute. he will not be a good residency because of manipulat

, >> well, i think it was the later 1950s that strom thurman undertook the the longestst filibuster which was 24 hours to block a civil rights act. it was i not significant what a 1954 and his filibuster did feel but the act was not meaningful. in 1964 the civil rights act was a major civil rights act of the error appears kind of the culmination of generations of civil rights efforts, , and it s a group filibuster led by 457 democratic senators that failed afteroct about two months. that was really the important filibuster that was defeated. it was kind of the end of the cycle of the classic speaking filibuster were people literally would hold the floor for days and days and days. >> and that that point they had to be on the floor speaking, correct? >> yes. yeah, i think there's one case where sender senator heln the flooror and is of the force outside the floor p and those debate and discussion of whether that was proper or not but he physically had to be on the floor to filibuster come to speak. >> to mr. bomboy, mentioned that this goes back to the colonial era, at least dilatory tacti

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will thurman, or he loves to yard work then started on hineighbor moved in across the street, and asirst-time homebuyer there was a lot she wasn't expect ding. especially a helper like willie. >> his thing was i'm going to help you out if you need the house, the lawn, any stuff, so it's a nice balance. >> it added some years of happiness to my life. and i can't say how many, because it just feels like , why am i here, you know? i will do anything, i am just here, but i look forward to a good morning, mr. willie. >> when you have that question, why am i here, maybe reach out and get to know somebody and know their needs and try to meet those needs, you'll find your answer. his greetings are now daily check ins, and they have shared baked treats. >>> what's old is new again for great gifts at this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discount prices. and is that... mmhmm ♪grocery outlet jingle♪ i want a doll house, a pony bike >>> coming up at 5:00, bay area businesses are helping out santa this year. a p

this dazzling holiday display on thurman way is also a fundraiser. the homeowners taking donations for a group called fulsome's hope. the organizations helps family with afterschool care for students. >>> we want to see your holiday displays. email your pictures and videos to bay area bright spots , at kpix.com or use the hashtagbright spots on social media. >>> tonight might be a good night to check out christmas lights. >> or hang yours. >> a lot of people maybe got thrown off the schedule a bit, let's start with the forecast this evening, if you can hang the lights, i would say go for it this evening. in fact, do it now before the rain chances arrive tomorrow afternoon. contrast this evening's forecast which is very favorable for anything outside with the weekend forecast. no, forget about it, you're not getting a chance to do much decorating, with rainy and windy conditions in the forecast, especially on saturday. let's take a look at weather headlines. tonight, increasing clouds is the case for the first half of the day tomorrow. the rain arrive

oh five years ago when i heard their version, uh song we thurman i just went nuts.nted an apartment, and as i understood, they are brilliant . welcome. thanks for coming. you know how we met. thanks, it was a very interesting acquaintance. we went to st. petersburg. we have mutual friends. here is alena a sworn photographer and so guys. are you going peter now? yes, and we, therefore, are meeting the guys, he says, listen, they have two guys who missed the train. it was already. i'm sorry. it's human again. yes, the keyboardist is a strange keyboardist. god bless him. they always here were thank you uncle life. thank you. yeah and kolenovsky's brother is very knee-deep on the car. and he put him on the train like that. i called, i said, the guys there were late. let's go faster than them. put me in your car and take the train, he drove with such a speed, meanwhile, the crumb with the bass player raced to the dane, well, more than 170 km / h. but then there was no toll road. they are already on these guys, where we are very happy that you are all together. it's very

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but still i like uma thurman more than reading. here love i love you very much. eh, who does he forgive? one point, it's fireworks. well, stas, what do you say to whom you will join? let's think a little, it's time. yes, i've been listening to sergei, about the fact that this song is young youth and is somehow associated with youth, i have no age binding. there is no age in this song, especially since there is a verse, time looks calmly with contempt. you obviously don’t remember me anymore, latecomer go. epiphany across my smooth shaved room here is the feeling that this man sings 30 or 40 years after those events, and these experiences have not left him. so he could not work through this pain. so it seemed to me that with uncle slava, this is exactly what is organic. i do not imagine it, as it were, its motor version. yes, here i am not a trying to compare and demand the same as it was, because there is a right to one’s own reading, of course, it’s fine and this is our show we don’t seem to put a frame here. yes, and therefore, w

there was this movie called kill bill that had uma thurman and that was out in 2003 in kill bill to inpretty sure she was the lead. jennifer lawrence, he has come a study up on your history, but at the same time you're allowed to correct the girl. >> all that women were the lead in that movie. here is, the issue to is that when you focus on being woke and lose sight of the facts, all this is is take attention from something that might actually need attention someone that might need lifting. >> if you're trying to be surprised that a hollywood actress is a narcissist, i just all lunch is on me for the rest of the time i love you to pieces. what she just said though, that's not true because if you press back on that actress, she is going to get up. she doesn't have anything to say. i think is going he's going to sit for that one? it's not 60 minutes. do you love jennifer lawrence for 15 minutes or she will sit down with you. i think she gets up when she walks out and let's hope she takes the microphone off. in these action hero movies when you don't have digitization, when you couldn't g

you can never forget hollyberry as catwoman, or to my thurman and kill bill. demi moore of course and ziyad chain, and the one and only hero of heroes, pam greer as the legendary foxy brown. now this next one was a tv show, not a movie, but i cannot leave out the most amazing linda carter as wonder woman. so what lauren said about women not starring in action movies before her is obviously not true, let's not overlook her main point, jennifer lawrence said quote, we were told boys and girls can both identify with a male lead, but boys they can identify with a female league. well, box office numbers over the years have shown, that is also not true. we just laid out there a very long list of very successful female lead movies that prove it. so i say, let's keep these women leading and rolls in big movies, and lead roles in the boardroom. women can lead all day every day, yesterday, and tomorrow. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks that nbc news, thanks for staying up late. i will see you at the end o

> and aunts, i think he represents a tradition of martin luther king, of benjamin nays, of howard thurmanthe black intelligence that elected jimmy carter. that supported all the way back to eisenhower. republicans -- candidates from the republican party. who we had kennedy, johnson, and it's been a very well educated -- it's grown so fast. >> it's a sophisticated electorate? >> very much so. >> but we're caught up in the confusion of the other party. and they are doing things, i don't think aren't anybody's interests. and they become a party of no. and they want somebody that doesn't know much. that would say no, and that will block any progress effect -- economically. a little late, culturally, and really the conscience of a nation has come in and helped us i think. and what i was running for congress, -- all day the day that i was the one day i had and we still had a 72% turnout. and we got about 15% of the white but. and it was inconceivable, but it means that we have good people in georgia. and we've had -- and we can't let the confusion on the other side, not only turned back georgia

or oma thurman in kill bill. g.i. jane. . one and only hero of heroes pam greer as the legendary foxy brown. now, this next one was a tv show, not a movie. but i cannot lead out the most amazing linda carter as wonder woman. so while what lawrence said about women not starting in action movies before her is obviously not true, let us not overlook her main point. jennifer lawrence said quote, we were told that girls and boys can both identify with a male lead. but boys, they cannot identify with a family. well, box office numbers over the years have shown that is also not true. we just laid out there a very long list of very successful female lead movies that prove it. so i say, let us keep these women leading in roles, in big movies and lead roles in the boardroom, women can lead all day, every day, yesterday and tomorrow. on that, no i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late, and i will see you at the end of tomorrow. en of tomorrow. >> tonight

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security and found him at the auditorium and that young man went to the front office where principle i thurman burn, started talking with him to get him out. police in the alameda fire department care unit were called in. they all knew the young man. they removed him from the campus by noon school staff requested that the care unit check on this man. do a welfare check because he has alluded in the past that he would shoot up the school adding years ago, but still they want to make sure that he's checked out. haven't come from with police. what happened with that man afterwards? but before the final bell rang, another incident happened around 3 in the afternoon. another man entered a classroom approaching. girl touched her face. the teacher was like, what are you doing? and then that man left into the hall and encounter 2 other girls and asked if they would kiss him. the teacher followed him. he fled the building before staff could order a shelter-in-place are locked down and that teacher they went super far as far as to chasing the man to the fruitvale bart station where he asked part police

you can never forget hollyberry as catwoman, or to my thurman and kill bill.egendary foxy brown. now this next one was a tv show, not a movie, but i cannot leave out the most amazing linda carter as wonder woman. so what lauren said about women not starring in action movies before her is obviously not true, let's not overlook her main point, jennifer lawrence said quote, we were told boys and girls can both identify with a male lead, but boys they can identify with a female league. well, box office numbers over the years have shown, that is

there is thurman marshall in front of the bench. he was arguing. and then my group, which is an ethics and good government group, we are focused on the advocacy that you do not see. there is the money that is spent on junk, on speaking engagements, on conferences for the justices. they come and hang out. they huddle with the cabal of it elie mentioned. they have rich folks, rich conservatives come and press the flesh with supreme court justices. one of the reasons why we are talking about plans thomas specifically is because, whereas there are a number of justices who spouses have stepped back from advocacy, litigation, they did that when they saw their spouse rise to the federal bench. what we saw from the spouse of clarence thomas, she is affirmatively gauged in an effort to monetize her position in proximity to clarence thomas. this manifests and things like clarence thomas for getting to manchin and his wife got $680,000 from the heritage foundation. the heritage foundation has no business that could be relevant to the supreme court. there is a

babe ruth, lou gehrig, don mattingly, thurman munson, and derek jeter, what a great tradition. this is one of the things. it's $300 million plus to get him to stay in new york, but this is a great tradition, so i'm exited, joe. i'm excited and i think it increases the chances that yet again we dominate your team, and that will make for a good warm, comfortable summer. >> well, dominating our team is not hard. it wasn't hard last year. it's not going to be hard next year. the only way to put it is the front office is trying to be a poor man's tampa, and they're succeeding quite well. coming up, donald trump's hold on what once was considered one of his most loyal voting blocks. that hole appears to be slipping. we're going to dig into a new report on why evangelicals are ditching the bid to retake the white house. "morning joe" coming right back. . "morning joe" coming right back. you can have concerns about the trade, you can talk about those concerns with the trade at the same time. celebrate that we brought an american home. celebrate that we brought an american home. nwind a