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1963. in an interview in washington where on that day, sidney poitier join martin luther king junior in the march on washington. >> i became interesting in civil rights out of the necessity to survive, i found having lived in new york and other parts of america that, over the last 20, years since i came from the caribbean, it was necessary for self protection. and to perpetuate my survival that i involve myself in any activity that would ease my burden momentarily. the stamina, the texture of ou...

This is one of the most ive been excited to talk to. thank you for making time for us this evening. >> i got to correct you, though. its not a character of hate. john krooes is not a villain, hes just misunderstood. >> i appreciate that. well talk about it in a minute. hollywood seems its in a 80s nostalgia moment. whats it like for you about revisiting this character? made big impact on your career. whats your favorite part of reprising the character? >> oddly enough, i signed on asking the wri...

There. thank you for making time for us this evening. skbli. >> i got to correct you, though. its not a character of hate. hes not a villain, hes just misunderstood. >> i appreciate that. well talk about it in a minute. hollywood seems its in a nostalgic moment. whats it like for you about revisiting this character? >> oddly enough, i signed on asking the writers years ago to write the character with texture and vulnerability. i did want to play him sort of the one-dimensional character of the m...

Dealing with more vulnerability and a lot more texture and back story for this character, you know? so i enjoy that. >> why do you think the show is resonating so much, martin? when you look at it and you think about the character and the origins of "the karate kid" were talking about decades ago, but its still resonating with people today. why do you think that is? >> well, i think the kids might have started to watch the show in a family. number one, its the only family show out there. its lik...

We pointing for dinner tonight, is the prospect i bring you. 3d printed fish. this is a company based in israel, a start—up company. they have created this fill it which is a three b —— 3d printer to fill it of fish. ii three b -- 3d printer to fill it of fish. ., , ., three b -- 3d printer to fill it of fish. . , ., , . ., fish. if that is a picture of it, it looks very _ fish. if that is a picture of it, it looks very salmon _ fish. if that is a picture of it, it looks very salmon like. ...

Full disclosure, a long time friend and colleague, howard bryant, on the espn website. he writes about this very syndrome in greater depth and nuance than we can imagine in the limited time here. but howard bryants piece, which just dropped today, is a must-read for anybody who is interested in the full texture of this. and his essential point is the point that youre making here. look, aaron rodgers is one of the greatest players of all time. hes the best and most valuable player in the national...

With chinese stem lettuce. >> anthony: and you suggest starting with the -- >> eric: lily buds? >> fuchsia: yeah. i would start with the lily buds because theyre nice and wild, yeah. >> eric: its a nice texture. >> fuchsia: yeah. try one of these. >> anthony: thats -- those mushrooms are amazing. >> fuchsia: yeah. i love these cashews. >> anthony: also prawns served cold with handmade noodles dressed with natural vegetable extracts. >> fuchsia: so youve probably been having all kinds of amazing ...

>> eric: this is going to be a challenge for me. im still battling with my, uh, skills. >> fuchsia: i would hold your bowl a little closer like this, and then its easier. >> eric: ah! thank you. >> fuchsia: less room for disaster. >> eric: you could have told me that before, tony. >> anthony: ah, i was having so much fun. [ fuchsia and eric laugh ] >> anthony: so that resistance, that boing, that rubberiness, actually, elasticity, its kind of the last frontier for western palates. >> eric: the g...

My burden momentarily. the stamina, the texture of our endeavor to solve the negro question will exemplify for me the kind of interest the country as a whole has in doing the things that are necessary for us to be entitled to a future. >> sidney poitier gets tonights last word. "11th hour" starts now. good evening. im stephanie ruhle. day 365 of the barack obama and tonight there is a new sign that the january 6th committee may be having trouble convincing former vice president mike pence to c...

He writes about this very syndrome in greater depth and nuance than we can imagine in the limited time here. but howard bryants piece, which just dropped today, is a must-read for anybody who is interested in the full texture of this. and his essential point is the point that youre making here. look, aaron rodgers is one of the greatest players of all time. hes the best and most valuable player in the national football league. no green bay packer, given the fact that almost all of them are vacci...