thurman has attracted many of them. his book, some people said and red, is this what the search is about ? i want to be part of this. it is probably his most well-recognized book and was very influential dr. king, samuel proctor, many other people. >> and he met with gandhi and had tremendous influence. >> he met with gandhi in 1936. he was part of the pilgrimage with two other people. it was not until 1936 he met with gandhi. and they discussed nonviolence. and that is when gandhi said it could be through that's at that time the american the grow, that nonviolence would have is greatest exhibition. >> i thought of, why does howard thurman matter? this day. back to that. thank you. please join us as we talk further about how howard thurman and his spirituality impacted all of us. thank you for being with us. >>> welcome back to "mosaic". we have been talking to reverend blake about howard thurman. i asked, why does howard thurman matter? >> howard thurman believes in the search for common ground. he spent his whole life

recorded track in cosmo. can you imagine vladimir and sergei krestovsky, the legendary group uma thurman who flies into the charts and never leaves them, we have lyusya chibbotina in our studio, thank you! by the way, why do you think you were united in one program , what might you have in common, friends, we are beautiful , this is a fact, this is a fact, we actually united you for a reason, you have a song in which there is mention of lucy, maybe this is it, what did you do, come on guys, we lived for 15 years, but now you’re gone, you’re gone, you left, in your orange one, well, you give in general, well, you give in general, damn it, and you left and didn’t say, i’ll be back soon, what are you doing , i’m wandering around, how can i be alone, you left in your orange raincoat, well, you give in general, come on, damn it, you left, i didn’t say, i ’ll be back soon, i’m doing everything i can, how can i be alone? well, by the way, i don’t have an orange raincoat, your group is called after the legendary actress uma thurman, how is it that we sat and decided that the group would be calle

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by the group uma thurman.this, i don’t remember well, yes, it was 20 years ago, i remember exactly that proskovia was the first, and then what the sequence was, i’ve already lost it, then there was a simpleton, a simpleton, by the way, a simpleton, oh, what a wonderful track, please tell me if i don’t now touch on some personal forbidden topics to whom the song simpleton is dedicated? the simpleton is not dedicated to anyone in particular, it didn’t start out about love at all, this song, i tried to convey the mood in which i lived for many years, when you believe in a miracle and expect it to happen, but it doesn’t happen, and for it’s obvious to everyone that this will never happen, for me this song begins with lines, minute by minute the expectation of the impossible is crumbling, mm, saying goodbye to the dream, yes, then, when i started continue to write this song, it’s already a little somewhere in love, in love, and a little gone into love, well, in general it’s a song. about love from the beginning, i

. >> i was in seminary and heard a story about howard thurman, he was reading the scripture to his grandmother no formal education. it came to the point where it said women should be silent in church. she said, don't read that part. also the part about -- >> servants be obedient to masters. and she said she does not want to hear that. >> which is away about controlling people. i think the gospel is liberating. i believe in the liberation theology and that is the context from which i calm. and that is what i tried to promulgate. >> another interesting discussion when i went the last time, we talked about the text in the context of people's lives. some people wanted to talk about the context of people's lives and we had a long discussion about that before we got into the bible study. some people say we are here for the text. what are your thoughts on that? >> it has to be a combination. i don't think that literalists studying the text without context, without making some application, the text will not serve us. the bible is not merely a history less than. -- lesson. when we look at it like that,

being so deeply involved in the civil rights movement when i disableas to convince all people strom thurmante for the voting rights act in his last year, changed his mind, i thought well, you can defeat hate. [applause] but guess what happened? hate just hides under the rocks until there's a little oxygen blown under, which happened, what happened in charlottesville. just a little bit. it comes rolling out again. folks, we have to reject hate in every form. [applause] because history has taught us again and again, anti-semitism, islamophobia, homophobia, trans-phobia, they are all connected.sw hate toward one group left unanswered opens the door for more hate for more groups of more often readily. [applause] but here's what we simply show. the editor to make his love. the answer to twisted dehumanizing ideologist of dirt, standing up for every two minutes. that's why the laws that actually respect equals better every single american the betteo you are who you love or where you come from. this shouldn't be about conservative, liberal, but are blue. if you doubt realizing the promise of the d

. >> hello everyone, uma thurman is my guest night.t cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >>> okay, you have another month of how your 2022 taxes state and federal tax deadlines are supposed to be but this morning the irs announced it is extending deadlines again, this time until november 16th. the standard deadline was extended by six months because of of your -- severe storms. >>> a legendary coffee shop closing, the first-ever phils copy -- copy that opened closed today. phils didn't say why it chose to close its flagship store, but he did say that workers would be offered positions in other locations. the company says it plans to open two new stores by the end of this year, it currently has 12 other locations in san francisco and more across the bay area. >>> okay, this was interesting, something very rare found during a trash cleanup, and oakland man discovered a raccoon. not any r

this is basically during their annual howard thurman convention convocation. so they've invited the historic preservation commissioners to attend and celebrate the landmarking of their property, which is amazing. and i also wanted to draw your attention to another event that one of our community partners is bringing forward. the san francisco african american arts and culture cultural district is opening their community business hub and having their grand opening on saturday, october 7th, from 12 to 3 at their community business hub, which is 517 two third street. so both groups would enjoy and your attendance and that is all on my end. okay. if there are no questions for mr. sucre, we can move on to commission matters for item two. consideration of adoption draft minutes for september 20th, 2023 commissioners. it's been brought to my attention that the minutes are the link to the minutes from the agenda was not working and so i would request that we continue this item motion to continue. i'll second that. thank you, commissioners, on that motion to continue t

. >> the problem with the thurman, graham is that not all cancers create and so there are many potential are early signs of cancer such as council vacations that a mammogram can detect agram wouldn't. and the amount of radiation in a mammogram is really negligible. you don't need coverage of your thyroid gland or your gender tally a with a lead apron like you would for a regular x-ray. you should, of course, have a full discussion with your doctor when deciding which kind of imaging. >> you should use. >> still ahead, data shows the u.s. has the highest number of mass shootings compared all other countries, labor laws to prevent mass shootings. are prevent mass shootings. are not in place here. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irrit

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. >> la ley también autoriza al superintendente de instrucción pública del estado, tony thurman , a multarricantes tendrían hasta el 1 de enero de 2027 para reformular sus productos y cumplir con la ley de california. este proyecto, también conocido como la prohibición de los skittles, porque la versión original habría prohibido un químico utilizado para agregarle color a ese tipo de dulces y líderes de la ciudad dieron a conocer que obtuvieron más de 1 millón■!ade dólares para aumentar la seguridad de los ciclistas. este dinero se va a destinar a instalar un carril que será protegido para los ciclistas en el bulevar argüello, entre el parque golden gate y presidio. según las autoridades, se instalarán postes de seguridad para separar las bicicletas de los vehículos en movimiento. actualmente solo una línea pintada es la que separa el carril de las bicicletas con los coches. 17:00 de la tarde con 17 minutos. >> hablando de tráfico, vámonos rápidamente a ver qué es lo que sucede. la entrada del puente de la bahía, nada más. hace un momento estaba congestionado. ya comienza a habilitarse de

so superintendent thurman says the funding will be available for math and reading classrooms at every school. happening today, one of the bay area's most popular coffee shops is closing its original location in san francisco. so philz coffee shutting down the location on 24th and folsom in the mission district. the company opened that store back in 2003, and since then has grown to over 60 locations around california and the chicago area. philz hasn't said the reason for the closure, but employees at that location will be offered jobs at other stores. the diners can enjoy a meal at downtown vallejo restaurant and only pay for what they can afford. this is the second year that vallejo rapper russell is bankrolling this community goodwill project. he bought out momo's cafe for last year's holiday season and implemented this pay what you want policy. he brought this concept back last monday and it will run through this week. 49ers stars christian mccaffrey and deebo samuel will undergo mris today after getting knocked out of the game against the cleveland browns in the niners first loss

you know, toward the end of my senate campaign, i convinced tom thurman to vote for the civil rightsegislation. not a joke. i thought, well, you can, you can defeat hate, you can't defeat it, just bury it when someone comes along and lifts up the rock and breaths a little oxygen in there. it comes roaring back, it comes roaring back. we should all remember democracies don't have to die at the end of a rifle. they can die when people are silent, when they fail to stand up or condemn the threats to democracy. people are willing to give away that which is most precious to them because they feel frustrated, disillusioned, tired, alienated. i get it. i really do. i get it for all his faults. american democracy remains the best path forward. to prosperity, possibilities, progress, fair play, equality, democracy requires all of us and all the major parties you matter. and again, i'm not just trying to be nicer you matter all of you in this auditorium because history and common sense tell us that we can change things by adhering to our constitution and our institutions of democracy. our task

lieutenant colonel thurman, earlier compared to the current british army act. but now the provisions which were being written into the constitution to balance the legislate nature and the executive were about to play a role also in the control of the national army. congress could raise an army and appropriate money for it. but who would the officers and who would command the army? english history had shown during the time of oliver cromwell that even parliament could acquire too much power over a standing peacetime army. again, general pinkney and swift resolve the issue of having a federal army, as well as ensuring that the states will maintain their militias. let us now determine how best to control command, if you will, that army regarding control. we have already placed an important constraint on the army by limiting appropriations period to two years. who will appoint the officers? who will command the army? i propose that the president be commander in chief. commander in chief of the federal army. only or both the army and the militia. when the militias a

at the same time, i don't want to sit here and bee smeerch the man who cured cancer and got strom thurmanoting rights act 30 years after he died. he has gotten things done. we always joke about this. do you know what it's become now? do you know when you go to the carnival and give them a dollar and three beanbags and got to knock down the milk bottles, every time you see a website see three tries. giving them a beanbag. give a dollar student aid, one bottle down. student dated got net that's what we are watching. >> carley: second time just go it's online. >> carnival work going to get that teddy bear keep coming. >> todd: i'm not going to knock the president. filibuster is a good thing. making it harder for people to find the website to get their loans illegally forgiven the supreme court said you can't do this. >> jimmy: it's a scam. that's where it's going to end. think about student loans really quickly. obviously the people taking out loans bailed out by the people who didn't. like you getting a bill in a meal for applebee's for a meal you didn't eat. at least stick two chicken fing

lieutenant colonel thurman, earlier compared to the current british army act. but now the provisions which were being written into the constitution to balance the legislate nature and the executive were about to play a role also in the control of the national army. congress could raise an army and appropriate money for it. but who would the officers and who would command the army? english history had shown during the time of oliver cromwell that even parliament could acquire too much power over a standing peacetime army. again, general pinkney and swift resolve the issue of having a federal army, as well as ensuring that the states will maintain their militias. let us now determine how best to control command, if you will, that army regarding control. we have already placed an important constraint on the army by limiting appropriations period to two years. who will appoint the officers? who will command the army? i propose that the president be commander in chief. commander in chief of the federal army. only or both the army and the militia. when the militias a

. >> the problem with the thurman, graham is that not all cancers create heat. cancers are early signs of cancer such as council vacations that a mammogram can detect agram wouldn't. and the amount of radiation in a mammogram is really negligible. you don't need coverage of your thyroid gland or your gender tally a with a lead apron like you would for a regular x-ray. >> you should have a full discussion with your doctor when deciding which kind of imaging that you plan let's take a live look outside. you can see the conditions there along a creek. kyle looks foggy a little bit right. a reminder that there is increased fire danger this week. and dave spahr is in the weather center for us. so was that foggy? >> i guess was hazy. yeah, just hazy going on here. and we do have good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we do have those winds all weekend long, their offshore. and that's what the alarm bells are all about. quick check of the temperatures. we have a lot of 30's up north frost advisory up there in the north. a lot of the east bay locations, as

. >> reporter: while the air right thurman to the sounds of bombs ring out to tel aviv and gaza, passengers aboard an sfo flight headed to israel got the news that they were being turned around.>> the pilot came on and said, israel has declared war. the airport is closed. we are turning the plane around and flying back to several cisco. >> shocked. >> reporter: passengers that we talked to have loved ones in israel and hope the violent bloodshed that has already claimed the lives of hundreds ends soon.>> and he reports to people that we know with family in israel and it is pretty bad. apartment buildings with civilians are being blown up. >> i don't any people that are in the area, or we do not know their situation. specifically my family is okay. >> reporter: a bay area native that has family in gaza that he is always worried for their safety because of ongoing attacks by israeli forces on palestinian neighborhoods. >> attacks on hospitals. attacks on mosques. attacks on schools is part of the daily life of palestinians. >> this man works with the arab resource organizing center. >> my gre

it was french, but for us, for russians, it sounds like it was french, our guest was the group umo thurmanvladimir and sergei krestovsky, this is a podcast 20 years later, and the host is konstantin mikhailov. hello, the program is on air, ekaterina andreeva is in the studio, the main event of the day. large-scale israeli operation in the gaza strip and new hamas strikes; russian citizens are among the victims of the conflict. his guest talks in the kremlin with the prime minister of iraq. fire trap for ukrainians militants. let us show you the essence of the elastic defense tactics that our military uses in the zaporozhye direction of the special operation. noticed, warn that several enemy drones have already been destroyed using the radar application from the popular front. to the message. with the breeze from st. petersburg to vladivostok, the prime minister discussed the construction of a grandiose transport corridor russia and the reconstruction of roads in new regions with the head of rosavtotodor. ntv has been on the air for 30 years, we congratulate our colleagues on the milestone

my thanks to uma thurman, lil rel howery, feist, once again! [ cheers and applause great job, gre job. great job. and the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers," on right now goodnight, everybody fantastic! [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- kelly clarkson from "fox nfl sunday", reporter erin andrews music from ryan beatty featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and jacquelene acevedo ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing all right and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden appeared last night on "60 minutes" and spoke about the ongoing war between israel and hamas, and you could tell he was nervous, because he kept asking, "how many more minutes? [ laughter ] the senate returned this week from a fall recess unfor

because it’s not interesting, but i came to you, what a wonderful program it turned out with uma and thurmangram that i just sit and i myself feel somehow trembling, that i myself am part of this, because i am the presenter, i i’m sitting and i’m proud that i’m in the same space with people who open their souls, for example, when i asked volodya the christovsky brothers, i asked what you dreamed of 20 years later, he said that his wife and i went to the grocery store, looked at the sausage, and i told her: someday we’ll allow ourselves to buy it, imagine, but you need to be shocked in order for life to make you happy , well, now, i don’t know, the time has probably already passed when we were running according to the program, and now we ’ll let elena malysheva through, we need to urgently run home, this time has probably already passed, i remember they would even trace the good ones with a pen, these now... the time, yes, but now, well, the time is not right, there are already some things to do, we should be doing something there, earning money, well, well, well, everyone needs to live, righ

, who was the, urn, howard thurman, who was the, urn, somewhat of a mentor to martin luther king.ments that i received to them , uh, i received to them, uh, i commented that yes , i believe commented that yes, i believe that the, the way of martin luther king was preferable to that of black lives matter, critical race theory and the essence of my posts and the comments and the essence of my philosophical beliefs in relation to race. rail against any form of segregation and separatism . um, and separatism. um, and ethnonationalism. so any kind of seeing everything through a race prism or fixation was told to remove them. and i wasn't really given any reason why for for, substantial amount of time then it transpired that four colleagues um who were in the office in london work in leeds who never met me, didn't know anything about me, apart from perhaps seeing my profile picture at work . um, and they picture at work. um, and they basically submitted a complaint which when i was given extracts of it, to read, it was pretty unhip . and andrew and accused me unhip. and andrew and accus

, who was the, urn, howard thurman, who was the, urn, somewhat of a mentor to martin luther king.mments that i received to them , uh, i received to them, uh, i commented that yes , i believe commented that yes, i believe that the, the way of martin luther king was preferable to that of black lives matter, critical race theory and the essence of my posts and the comments and the essence of my philosophical beliefs in relation to race. rail against any form of segregation and separatism . um, and separatism. um, and ethnonationalism. so any kind of seeing everything through a race prism or fixation was told to remove them. and i wasn't really given any reason why for for, substantial amount of time then it transpired that four colleagues um who were in the office in london work in leeds who never met me, didn't know anything about me, apart from perhaps seeing my profile picture at work . um, and they picture at work. um, and they basically submitted a complaint which when i was given extracts of it, to read, it was pretty unhip . and andrew and accused me unhip. and andrew and accu

already reported harassment and attacks from the producer, including actresses angelina jali, uma thurmann, and then in los angeles to another 16. however , companies that collaborated with weinstein have never been defendants in the case. they ready to defend themselves fiercely. the caa agency has already put forward a counter-accusation that armond demanded 15 million dollars from the company for the fact that in order not to mention it you are suing, in general, both parties are determined to destroy each other in court, and this will not happen without a big hollywood drama, such today is show business news, marina kazantseva was with you, see you, the season of big premieres on kinopoisk, let's go, well, hello! sounds tempting, film search, premiere today, always tomorrow. a mother with many children took her youngest son to the hospital and returned home without him and moved to another city. mom, where are you, yura? stayed there in the hospital, how old was he? one and a half for half a century now, her children have been trying to find out what happened to their younger brother?