Moment of, its a Movement Moment and the nation over these years has been reporter of movements and the change the deep transformational change movements can bring. Whether its 400000 people in the street, the climate march, whether its the immigrant rights movement, whether its fast food workers. You know, the student death strikes. These are movements we are in touch with. We conclude with John Elderfield and Peter Galassi about the paintings in the studio. Take on the art of the past and in the end, theres a great moment in the past which is probably never going to be surpassed. They really are things which people have to work against and learn from and you know. But it will never succeed if they simply try and repeat. So outcomes continue to change. Rose politics for the race of the presidency 2015 the history of the nations magazine and paintings and photographed in the studio. All that when we continue. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by rose additional funding pr
Moment of, its a Movement Moment and the nation over these years has been reporter of movements and the change the deep transformational change movements can bring. Whether its 400000 people in the street, the climate march, whether its the immigrant rights movement, whether its fast food workers. You know, the student death strikes. These are movements we are in touch with. We conclude with John Elderfield and Peter Galassi about the paintings in the studio. Take on the art of the past and in the end, theres a great moment in the past which is probably never going to be surpassed. They really are things which people have to work against and learn from and you know. But it will never succeed if they simply try and repeat. So outcomes continue to change. Rose politics for the race of the presidency 2015 the history of the nations magazine and paintings and photographed in the studio. All that when we continue. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by rose additional funding pr
Democratic Senate Candidate Rafael Warnock ahead. Hello, im jake tapper in washington. The state of our union is in a dangerous play. The coronavirus is surging across the United States. New cases have now topped 100,000 for 12 days in a row. On friday, the u. S. Saw the highest daily count since the pandemic began with more than 184,000 new cases in that one day. Deaths are also rising. An average of more than 1,000 deaths a day for the last four days. The virus has already killed more than 245,000 americans, with a critical model warning that another 200,000 americans could die by march because of the virus. The country did receive some good news this week. Great news, really, about the potential for a highly effective vaccine but nothing has yet been approved. Experts worry that the worst will come before the vaccine is widely available. Making this moment even more potentially perilous. The president of the United States quoted this morning he won because the election was rigged. T
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Tavis exactly one year before dr. King was assassinated in memphis, he gave one of his most powerful speeches at the Riverside Church in new york city. He called into question his countrys involvement in vietnam and the economic disparity that was tearing the fabric of america. Tonight, in the first of two nights, we explore what led him to deliver a speech that would result in controversy and eventual betrayal. I come to this magnificent house of worship tonight because my conscience leaves me no other choice. A time comes when silence is betrayal. That time has come for us in relation to vietnam. Martin luther king knew when he gave that speech that it would set off a firestorm. Its the speech that challenges us, and in that sense its his most important. That we are uncomfortable with that speech tells us something. Why are you speaking about the war, dr. King . Why are you joining the voices of dissent . Peac
Consequences commander also goes back way into americas past, which is why it is so extraordinary to see it playing out so vividly at the moment while the world is going through the crisis that its going through. Absolute. I dont know if either of you saw President Trump walking to the president s church after his speech last night, it was pretty incredible to see in the Washington Post carrying the story behind that it says that the attorney general apparently personally ordered Law Enforcement officials on the ground to clear the streets around where President Trump spoke on monday by basically using spoke on monday by basically using spoke canisters, riot shields, batons against Peaceful Protesters just to clear the area. I mean, the white house is denying that theres any correlation between the two, but the timing is quite suspect, isnt it, stephen . Yes, it does slightly strained to suggest that you have the use of quite extraordinary force against priests and useful protesters wh