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>> dr. king realized that if you have embers and you have gasoline, all you need to do is get a spark and things will burn. >> we had instructed people. you don't run from dogs. you ck away fromhem. you continue to look at them. >> i was 16 and i was stupefied by those images. i see these 6-year-old kids marching into dogs and fire hoses singing freedom songs. and when they see the dogs and fire hoses, they don't run. >> they would pin us to the

The guns in the hands of people that shouldn't have them. >> the most amazing thing i've seen in my soon to be 62 years in this planet happen as the second time today. i saw this happen early in the '60s when if we remember, we rook ba look back and think tfit was a bunch of old people running the civil rights change. the people beaten on those bridges and streets were young people, kids. >> fire hoses. >> look at what we saw today. i think this was the most magnificent thing i've seen. this is why this is going to be different. it's going to be different today and future of america. these kid...

Welcome back. >> at first, it was just a rumor that sped around crozet, virginia, february 2003. pretty soon everybody knew it was true. it wasn't any ordinary fire robert davis witnessed out on cling lane. >> you hear about it in the grocery store or the gas station or stuff like that. >> it was clear that it was a murder. >> yes, sir. >> ann charles and her 3-year-old thomas were dead, horribly. the forensics man, larry claytor, got a better look at it than anybody. >> this is probably one of the more horrendous cases i had worked in my career. >> larry couldn't give investigators much to go...

With their courageous activist, they joined the long history of young people calling for change by speak truth to power. they would call trecall the ima when more than 1,000 children in birmingham, alabama, organized by martin luther king jr. walked out of their classrooms to protest segregation, only to be met with arrests, fire hoses and dogs on the order of birmingham's notorious police commissioner eugene "bull" connor. the crusade that led to his removal and the passage of the 1964 civil rights act was a pivotal victory for king. it was followed a year later by the freedom summer during w...

Welcome back. >> at first, it was just a rumor that sped around crozet, virginia, february 2003. pretty soon everybody knew it was true. it wasn't any ordinary fire robert davis witnessed out on cling lane. >> you hear about it in the grocery store or the gas station or stuff like that. >> it was clear that it was a murder. >> yes, sir. >> ann charles and her 3-year-old thomas were dead, horribly. the forensics man, larry claytor, got a better look at it than anybody. >> this is probably one of the more horrendous cases i had worked in my career. >> larry couldn't give investigators much to go...