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Generate it was unexpected -- they did not think anybody cared about black people. >> this attracted so much attention that people came from all over the country they sent money, clothing, shoes and they sent enough money to purchase station wagons for the church. >> one of the things that made the movement so very significant, because we are banding together on a common cause, as long as we were divided and fearful we were defeated. >> for several months, rosa parks traveled, she played a key role in helping to fund-raise for the boycott. >> we did not have weapons to go against the power str...

Jerry jones. frankly, it's a terrible look for the national football league as once again the spotlight is focused on the lack of black head coaches in a league that's a majority black league. a majority of the athletes are black. that's a continuing story, as you know, as a sports fan and observer, as many know, that this is a story that doesn't go away, it shouldn't go away. the national football league should be held accountable and is be so many journalists, including "the washington post" reporters who worked on this and unearthed that photo. it's a terrible look. jerry jones can talk abo...

Many of those cruise missiles, it helps them hold up. ukraine says they will fight as long as it takes. >> julie: the norwegian refugee counsel warned that without access to life-saving aid across ukraine that vulnerable people living in areas outside of government control and along front lines will face extreme suffering and risk losing their lives this winter. this winter is going to be a long and a cold one, and kyiv is now promising its people went to shelters as russia strikes ukraine's power structure, which you just mentioned there. how long do you believe these shelters can actually su...

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BOSTON — Beacon Hill’s traditionally male-dominated power structure is set for a major change come January, when a nearly all-female slate of elected officials will take over the state’s top