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I may not get there with you. but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. so, on behalf of tonight, im not worried about anything! im not fearing anything. my eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord! >> dr. martin luther king jr. speaking in memphis on april 3rd, 1968. the night before he was assassinated. today is martin luther king jr. day. and we will discuss dr. kings ongoing legacy, especially as important as ever. because today is also the f...

Headquarters. But why does iowa go first, going to 1968, democratic leaders chose then Vice President humphrey, he lost, people protest the and party changed the rules to make process more transparent. And accessible to voters. Because iowa is pros takes so long. To send delegates to convention they have to get going a lot earlier like in dead of winter early, first of nation did not get much attention until 1976. My name is jimmy carter, im running for president. Reporter unknown governor, from...

Headquarters. But why does iowa go first, going to 1968, democratic leaders chose then Vice President humphrey, he lost, people protest the and party changed the rules to make process more transparent. And accessible to voters. Because iowa is pros takes so long. To send delegates to convention they have to get going a lot earlier like in dead of winter early, first of nation did not get much attention until 1976. My name is jimmy carter, im running for president. Reporter unknown governor, from...

Night before he was killed. he was in memphis, tennessee, to support striking garbage workers who were led by union afsme. he came as he was building to fight for poor people to have equal income, to have a better life, and he was under threat. people dont realize, dr. king in 1968 was very unpopular because hed come out against the war in vietnam. even other civil rights leaders had attacked him. but he stood up on moral grounds. 55% of blacks said he was negative in the last poll they did on h...

In 1968 was very unpopular because he had come out against the war in vietnam. and other civil rights leaders had attacked him, but he stood up on moral grounds. 55% of blacks said he was negative in the last poll they did on him before he died. he stood his ground. he stood for nonviolence. he stood for change. and you referred to in the bible, moses, who god brought up in the bible narrative, that god brought up and look him over to see the promised land. but he didnt get there. and dr. king s...

Of the -- hundredth day of the captivity of the hostages, and ill tell you what, 1968 democratic convention in chicago, there was a lot of protests. this is protests against the biden administration, so i think that the democrats, secret service, everyone needs to be on alert for what could happen next. bill: well watch that. well wait to see whether or not theres another chapter to that in washington either today or coming up this week. thats one hour down, dana. ♪ dana: it is taye caucus cru...

After their car became submerged in water. it happened on saturday in the early afternoon near grimsby and the mouth of the river humber. police say there was a collision and a blue mercedes 300 left the road. a 16—year—old boy and a ao—year—old man were pronounced dead at the scene. their next—of—kin have been informed. transport for london says there will still be some disruption to tube services this morning despite the rmt union calling off a planned strike. london underground wo...

The pioneering british surgeon professor sir roy carne has died at the age of 93. he carried out europes first liver transplant operation in 1968. sir roy was regarded as a world leading surgeon, he was the first to use drugs to control the rejection of donated organs. youre live with bbc news. to british politics now. rishi sunak says the government is looking at legal options to clear the southern postmasters wrongly convicted in the post office scandal. he called an appalling miscarriage of j...

The most raucous of awards season. getting ahead is popular here because winning a golden globe can help influence the oscars in two months�* time. emma vardy, bbc news, beverly hills. professor sir roy calne — the pioneering surgeon has died at the age of 93. he led the first liver transplant operation in europe in 1968 — and went on to be the first doctor to use an immuno—suppressant in 1978, which was found to be effective in reducing organ rejection. his family said he died in cambri...

Turnout would need to be 50% or more. based on what, we dont really know but it would be interesting to see what the international community thinks about the selection which i thinks about the selection which i think would be completely one—sided. eresh 0marjamal, thank you very much indeed. the pioneering surgeon professor sir roy calne has died at the age of 93. he led the first liver transplant operation in europe in 1968 — and went on to be the first doctor to use an immunosuppressant in...