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The Renaming Committee has short listed names from over 9,000 to a list of nine that were read by Rabbi Scott Looper at the Feb. 8 school board work session.
>> the next morning, king was among the first blacks to get back on a bus. he's sitting here behind fellow minister ralph david abernathy. the woman beside abernathy, reporter inez baskin. >> there's dr. king. that's me. >> she says she could see in king's face a man looking ahead to what was yet to come. >> the look of his expression, it wasn't over. but we have come this far. >> next, violence awaited in birmingham. >> that hose hurt. right now 1.2 million people are on sprint mobile broadband. 31 are streaming a sales conference from the road. 154 are tracking shipments on a train. 33 are i...
And walked or shared rides for more than a year. former journalist inez baskin. >> how are they going to get to their jobs? they had children to feed. they had rent to pay. but they were not getting on that bus. >> king, a man who found poetry in words of protest, spoke of the power of nonviolence in new york that spring. >> there is a new negro in the south. with a new sense of dignity and destiny. the story of montgomery is the story of 50,000 negroes, who are tired of injustice and oppression, and who are willing to substitute tired feet for tired souls, and walk and walk until the walls of...
>> dr. king made it rather clear that the cause that we were fighting for was not only worth living for, but it was worth dying for, if need be. >> still, the blacks of montgomery stayed off the busses and walked or shared rides for more than a year. former journalist inez baskin. >> how are they going to get to their jobs? they had children to feed. they had rent to pay, but they were not getting on that bus. >> king, a man who found poetry and words of protest, spoke of the power of nonviolence in new york that spring. >> there is a new negro in the south. with a new sense of dignity and des...
actually wanted to carry me. >> i think that's great. very lazy, but great. >> please carry me a block? >> no. >> why? >> i'm not going to carry you. >> i am so tired. can you carry me a block? >> a block? no way, man. >> can you carry me one block? >> carry you? >> yeah. you're a big guy. you can carry me. >> carry you? auto i was carried 9.4 miles in the freezing cold weather by 155 of the nicest, most interesting, and sometimes crazy people in the world. the people of new york. >> all right. good stuff. thank you for watching. see you back here at 10:00 p.m. eastern. i'm don lemon...