and by contributions to your pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. you will be under arrest. we don t want anybody to movement the time has come to an end. [ cheers and applause ] you tell those white folks in mississippi that all those scared are dead. they re going to deal with the men. [ chanting ] did i just hear carmichael say all the scared are dead with dr. king next to him? yeah. that was a clip of one of his galvanizing speeches. he was at the front as a freedom writer and the student coordinating committee. he was arrested for his civil rights activities. carmichael s life is finally the subject of a masterful biography called stokely, a life by award winning writer peniel e. joseph, founding director of the center for study of race and democracy at tufts university. dr. joseph, good to have you on the program. thank you for having me. let me go back. i suspect the clip which i have seen a few times might be a bit arresting. that s stron
and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. you will be placed under arrest. we don t want anybody to move. the time for running has come to an end. folk in the white aressippi the scared dead. they have to deal with the mess. stokelyid i just hear n areel say the dead dead with martin luther king next him? yeah. he was arrested 27 times for activities.ghts carmichael s life is finally the subject of a masterful biography. stokely: a life. dr. joseph, good to have you on this program. i suspect that clip might be a bit arresting. that s some pretty strong language for this person we know as america s peacemaker standing right next to him. yes, and it s a really good example of king and carmichael s relationship with each other. are friends. in a way they mentor each other. they become a sort of ian and yang when we think of the second half of the 1960 s in terms of the freedom right struggle. tavis: there was always this of them
today, friday, july 26th, 2013. from nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on a friday morning. i m matt lauer. i m savannah guthrie with al roker and natalie morales who now introduces herself as natalie. i like the sound of that. i ll stick with it. we re happy to have you here. good to have you here. i was thinking when was the last time we were all together? you tracked it down, june 28th. we wanted you to feel at home. there you go. that s how most people remember you over the last several weeks. natalie lindo wing morales. let us begin on a friday morning with the overnight developments in the investigation of the deadly train crash in spain. nbc s keir simmons is at the hospital this morning. keir, good morning to you. hey, matt, good morning. so many people were injured in that crash they re being treated at a number of hospitals here. one of the
incident. fully retrain the staff during the school closure. nbc bay area got ahold of a letter sent home to the parents, talked about the turmoil at the school recently. and the recent case of course. there s going to be more tomorrow night when the parents have their meeting. we re going to be hearing from police tomorrow at some point. this school has been cited four times before by the state, twice leaving out cleaning materials where the kids could have gotten two of them and twice for improper child supervision. teenagers in mountain view are learning about journalism and freedom of the press tonight. their plans for a cover story on sex and the school paper got their parents attention. a pleating just wrapped up tonight. george? tonight was about community standards and the right to express ideas and opinions. this right here is the current issue of the oracle. the high school newspaper here at mountain view high, inside it explores indepth, love, sexuality, bi
and welcome to huckabee. thank you for watching tonight. the elections coming up are important. but america can t be fixed by mere lekszs. our great republic has lost sense of common sense. ebola comes to the city. our government treats us like idiots and tell us it is better to let people from infected countries to travel here than contain them where they are. that is like saying we can contain the inmates in the prisones if we takedown the fences. and speaking of prisones, detainees whined they will not leave their sales if female guards escort them. i have been to gitmoand they have muslim approved meals that cost two and half-times what it costs to feed the military personnel that guard them. they have arrows pointing to mecca and given time and a prayer rug for the rituals five times a day and they get to keep their beards to accommodate their religion. ditto for hasan who murdered 14 people in fort hood, texas. he gets to keep his beardine though it is against military