Judy Woodruff has more now on a new partnership in Oakland, California, seeking to bring communities across the country together through service.

It's part of her series, America at a crossroads.

This ear-splitting welcome during assembly time at the Martin Luther King Junior Elementary School in West Oakland was for some very special

guests.

What's up everybody?

Hello, hello, hello.

That's the energy I'm talking about.

That is why we are so excited to be here.

Standing next to the son of the civil rights icon, Steph Curry, the four-time NBA champion for the Golden

State Warriors, is about as big a celebrity as you could ask for in this city.

Y'all have fun at school?

Y'all have fun at school?

Six years ago, around the time the Warriors left here to move to San Francisco, Curry and his wife, Aisha, decided

they couldn't walk away from this community with so many in need.

They started their Eat, Learn Play Foundation, supporting children's well-being through access

to healthy food, literacy, and play. These are the pillars and the foundation of what makes a child have a happy, thriving, healthy life.

The Curries were here to announce a new partnership with Martin Luther King III,

and his wife, Andrea Waters Kings, realized the dream initiative, a nationwide

call to action to mobilize 100 million hours of service by 2029, the 100th anniversary of Martin

Luther King Jr.'s birth.

That's 100,000 hours right there. The partnership pledges 100,000 volunteer

hours here, a city where one in four African Americans and one in five Latinos live at or

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