john: angela patton and natalie rae, thank you very much. >> thank you for having us.ohn: finally tonight, for labor day, an animated story from our partners at storycorps. in 1965, filipino-american labor organizer larry itliong helped lead the delano grape strike and boycott for better wages and working conditions. it was the birth of the farmworkers labor movement and led to a landmark contract. his son, johnny itliong, talked to his son aleks about larry's legacy. >> one of his nicknames was seven fingers because when he was rking in alaska he lost three of his fingers. he was small in stature, but he was very, very strong man. helways wore pocketed shirts, thick ray-ban glasses, and he would always have his cigar. and i remember i would have to get up at 3:00 in the morning and we would jump in the back of the truck, load it up full of boxes, and we would stack them 10, 12 feet high. i could carry about eight of them stocked up. there were so many good men living in boxcars, sheds, whatev they could make out of the elements. and i remember maybe one guy had one su