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>> to this day and all the way through. >> dad said to us it's not how many times you get knocked down, it's how quickly you get up. and dad was all about resilience. >> reporter: especially, after losing his job when biden was young. >> they were forced to move away from their childhood home to find opportunity in wilmington. they had to reinvent themselves, there. it made him very close to his family, as families often become much closer during adversity. >> reporter: faith helped, too. >> family and faith were the bookends and we are an irish-catholic, middle-class household. our family val...
A question do all eligible voters regardless of their race have an equal shot at casting their ballots? we turned to 92-year-old reverend james lawson voter suppression isn't, sadly, a thing of the past. >> it is a continuation of usa history. >> reporter: reverend lawson says long lines, i.d. requirement and th purge of voter lists and reduced access to ballot drop boxes makes sorting harder than it should be, especially for people of color. >> it's a form of racism. >> our power has always been in ourselves. >> reporter: racism is something he's fought against, nonviolently, his whole life m...
Voting rights across the edmund pettus bridge at selma, alabama. john lewis and his fellow marchers, black and white, mostly black, were set upon by the state troopers. the violence that day against the marchers was horrifying. it turned out the country was watching as it happened, and that blood bath on the bridge in selma led directly to the passage and then the signing a few months later of the national voting rights act. president lyndon johnson signed that law in considerable part because of the horrific blood sacrifices of those peaceful marchers. president johnson signed that law to try...
Cuba has relatively low infection numbers for covid-19. the pandemic is having a dire effect on the tourist country. patrick is in havana with the details. >> reporter: i am going for a spin in a '54 chevy convertible.