We have it all covered and chuck todd is here to talk about President Trumps week. Later, our sunday sitdown with Rashida Jones, from roles on the office and parks and recreation and Angie Tribeca and using the star power and changing the role of women in hollywood. Im in an industry obsessed with looks and youth and im in a town obsessed with youth and looks and i know you have more to give. You can cultivate your skills. You cant cultivate your looks, you marks church and 11 People Killed and 33 wounded and isis claiming responsibility for attacks and this was supposed to be a day of celebration the sunday before easter, kicking off holy week and shock across the country over the brazen attacks. The earlier one targeting a Coptic Christian Church in the city of tanta, 50 miles north of cairo. 9 00 a. M. Local time and the pews were packed with pham looks, and injuring 26 and injure dozens and horrific footage emerging on social media in the aftermath of the attack showing bloodstaine
And later, our sunday sitdown with Rashida Jones with roles in office and parks and recreation and now leading as a character in Angie Tribeca using that power to change the role of women in hollywood. Ive been in an industry obsessed with youth and looks and in a town obsessed with youth and looks. I know i have more to give. You can cultivate your skills, you cant cultivate your looks. Our sunday sitdown with Rashida Jones and harry smith a bit later in the toe. But lets begin with the breaking news out of egypt, deadly terror bombings at two churches outside of cairo this morning as worshippers celebrated palm sunday. The carnage and pictures are devastating. Nbcs lucy kavanov is live in london with more on the attacks, lucy, good morning. Willie good morning, were just learning that the second explosion, a suicide attack, egypt second largest city, at least six people killed, 33 wounded. Egyptian state television saying the head of the Coptic Church was actually attending mass at t
Prof. Garcia the professor has welcome him back, my good friend and colleague. Professor montejano is one of the most distinguished scholars and historians in the country. It is an honor to have him as the keynote speaker for the conference. Histive texan, he received phd in social of the from yale. He also chairs the center for social change at uc berkeley. Prior to teaching at berkeley, he was associate professor at texas, also a director for the center of mexicanamerican studies. His research on borderlands history, comparative history, and recent ethnic relations. Inhas been published widely and books. He won numerous awards, including the Frederick Jackson turner prize in american history. His book on the Chicano Movement includes a local history of the Chicano Movement 19661981, which also won numerous awards. He was awarded the best book association. It was followed by another book, exploring the political edge with the brown berets. Both work published by the university of texa
Trillions of federal revenue and well use it to rebuild this military so it remains the mightiest fighting force on the face of the planet. No longer will our military be governed by political correctness. We were have a commander in chief who stands up and says to the world that we will defeat radical islamic terrorists. President willing to utter the words radical islamic terrorism. One of the most shameful aspects of the last seven years has been the president sending our fighting and men and women into combat with rules and engage rules of engagement so strict that they cannot fight, they cannot win the cannot defend themselves. Thats wrong immoral and mark my will, in january 2017, it end. We are slow to anger, but if and when military force is needed, we should use overwhelming force, kill the enemy and get out. We are 48 hours away from election day here in North Carolina. North carolina is a battleground. Right now, donald trump and i are effectively tied. We are in a connect i
Movement. It is part of a daylong conference at the university of california santa barbara. It is my privilege to introduce my speaker for the conference. It has the distinction of having presented in all of the three south castro memorial conferences. We should give him a special badge for that. Mr. Montejano, it is an honor to have it for our key speaker. He is professor of ethnic studies at uc berkeley he has also chair the center for research on social change. Prior to teaching at berkeley, was an associate professor at the university of test in austin. His major areas of research have been comparative history, race and relations. He has published widely in journals and books. His books on the Chicano Movement include a local history of the Chicano Movement, which also won numerous awards. That book was followed by another book called ponchos journal. Both of these books were published by the university of texas press. He has received numerous distinguished fellowships, including a