stanley nelson, talk more about the role of bob moses, julian bond and daisy harris. >> bob moses wentmississippi in 1961 when everybody was saying, you can't go to mississippi. he went down there pretty much by himself. he is knocking on doors trying to register people to vote. he is very unsuccessful in getting people to -- he get some people down of the courthouse, but when they get there, very few are registered. he is joined by more snic workers and activists and they do the same thing, but they are not very successful. they come up with this plan to draw attention to mississippi by bringing the 1000 students down there in the summer of 1964. one of the big things, important things that happened was the white kids to go down the mississippi, there is no way for them to stay. they have to stay in the black community. they had to get local residents of mississippi to volunteer to house these people. it was such an incredibly rave thing to do because not only did they have to take the brunt of the violence that came with freedom summer, but they had to stay after. people like daisy h

stanley nelson had a wonderful movie about the 50th anniversary of the summer of 1964 when the threel rights activists, james chaney, making shorter, others were killed. it was the summer of organizing in mississippi. it was the summer of the mississippi freedom democratic party. you were the press secretary of lyndon johnson. --t was elected be there what was it like to be there? voice, thewant that voice that wanted to integrate, to be heard. what a dramatic and traumatic moment it was, a riveting moment. by the way, i did not become secretary -- press secretary for two years. that year i was the domestic policy advisor, working on politics. it was a dramatic and unfortunate moment because, i wish in retrospect, we had hamer,d fannie lou realized that that was where the future of the democratic party lay. >> could it be like north carolina democrat today? >> yes. his predicament was he wanted to carry as many southern states as he could. he wanted to bring progressive moderate democrats along with him in his campaign. had he embraced fannie lou hemmer, a moral thing to do, he thoug

stanley nelson, thanks very much for what you have done. >> thank you so much. it's great.l like i have been given an opportunity to tell the story. i'm very fortunate. >> good that we talk about it on this very, very special day here in the united states. that's it for me. thanks for watching. i will be back at 5:00 eastern in "the situation room." newsroom continues right now with brooke baldwin. >> wolf blitzer, thank you so much. great to be with you all on a monday. i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with terror threats for the sochi olympics. coming from beyond the grave. these two men in this chilling new video are believed to be the bombers behind the deadly blast in the city last month that killed dozen of people. in this just released video, they are promising something similar for the and cnn just learned the u.s. i