bobby, what did you hear from bobby jindal or did you have an early favorite for 2016? >> yeah, definitely like bobby jindal. i like the way he expresses himself as an american and way he talks about the american values and what steands for. i think he has a pretty good chance in 2016. starting out early and he's, you know, he's trying to make his way early to 2016. i think he has a good chance of putting a title in the ring and making something happen for himself. >> taking your comments on bobby jindal's speech in new hampshire as we plan to take you live at 8:00 eastern to iowa to hear from senator rand paul at the republican fund-raiser there. lincoln day dinner in seedal rapids. interestingly, governor jindal speaking in new hampshire said we don't need another four-year election. also said focus to 2016 but obviously first of many folks to come from new hampshire ahead 20616. next up, pringspeeled, missouri. rich is on our democrats -- excuse me, republican line in springfield. >> thank you. i watch this not religiously all the time but nice to hit these spots wit

how are we always going to be there for bobby. how are we going to help young people at risk, people who are active, to build new identities? we begin with tattoo removal, legal expunged and and we work on attachment. every individual who wants to avoid being in a gang, who wants to leave the game, they need a role model and mentor, they need someone to be there. there is no single type of person. we need it the merging of former gang members, prosecutors and social workers and public defenders. you have all had that kid. he needs role models, job training, and real jobs. i was happy to hear that in the video, nothing stops the bullet like a job. we need to provide that. bobbie ann smiley did not ask for their fates. a young woman i worked with, who has five children and has been a member of valencia 13, and finally once to leave the gang, she did not ask for her fate. we need to listen to the needs -- providing them with jobs, with law enforcement and the community, we need to merge. you need to collaborate. you cannot speak to o

bobby singh was in the front of the house. i kept trying to holler to him so he would know i was outside. i just hope he heard me. >> out of earshot from wayne, bobby still has no idea that his friend has escaped. >> he said when he pulled up, bobby singh. he had tears in his eyes. he said he couldn't get he out but he tried. so he brought him over to see me and saw me in the driveway and started to cry. >> the fire department later determines the cause to be improper disposal of smoking materials. >> he demonstrated an act of courage and bravery. >> a few weeks later wayne's son paul presents a resolution to the waltham town council, honoring bobby singh. >> you have to pause and put yourself in his shoes and ask, would you have done what he did? really would you? his son is with his him here. and his son also confirmed his dad is a hero. >> god gave me the chance and gave me strength to save somebody. >> yes, i can bobby to be a hero and my hero. >> coming up, bike thieves go to work in broad daylight. >> my bike was stolen

>>bobby.l gobierno, ya es un hecho, ha sido vendida. >>opositores dicen que esto es un duro golpe, pues se pierde el único canal de línea opositora que quedaba en venezuela >>el general retirado ríos montt fue hospitalizado, esto cuando era trasladado para participar en audiencia donde se conocerian las reparaciones para las personas afectadas >>tiene inflamada la prostata, sus vertebras no le permiten estar tanto tiempo sentado >>su desmayo se habria debido al estrés >>y el libro más leido de francia "el principito" fue inspirado en una salvadoreña que murió en francia en 1979 ademas de ser esposa del autor, la vida de esta hispana esta llena de anécdotas >>la llamaron hechicera y cazafortunas, pero todos saben que es la rosa del principito, todos saben que fue el amor a quien él le dijo, si no le daba un beso, estrellaría el avion >>se la consideraba una vividora, pero se casaron con exupery. el titulo que le dio fue condesa, ella era rica y famosa. >>pasaron años para que se escribiera el l

. ♪ >>> and kim lawton speaks with grammy-award winning artist bobby mcferrin about faith and the transcendentower of music. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us, this memorial day weekend. in a major speech this week, president obama addressed growing moral concerns about america's use of weaponized drones in the war against terror. he announced new guidelines to provide more transparency and oversight for drone strikes and a new standard for when they are deployed. admitting that he is haunted by the deaths of civilians killed in drone attacks against al qaeda terrorists, the president said nonetheless, he believes drone use is moral. >> we are at war with an organization that right now would kill as many americans as they could if we did not stop them first. so this is a just war, a war waged proportionally, in last resort and in self-defense. >> on wednesday, the administration acknowledged for the first time that the u.s. had killed four americans in drone strikes overseas, although it said only one of them, radical muslim cleric anwar al-awlaki, was specifically

and with bobby. no, robert. >> stephen: he asked me to call him bobby.ood friend of his. >> that's fine. >> stephen: "call me bobby" he said. he said, "i tell people to call me robert if we're professional acquaintances. bobby to his friend." were you knighted? were you honored to be part of an ancient tradition? or were you thinking, oh, my god. there's a 76-year-old woman holding a sharp blade next to my neck? >> that never crossed my mind? >> stephen: no? what do you have to do for it? do you do anything during the day? do you have to give a speech? is there a parade? is there lunch with the queen? what do you do when you get knighted. >> my knighthood was despoad upon me for my services for drama. >> stephen: i know why you deserve it. you're a great actor. >> i'm sorry, i misunderstood the question. >> stephen: i'm sorry, maybe i was-- >> it's a cultural thing. ( applause ). >> stephen: i'm going to go with you misunderstanding. ( laughter ) did you have to do anything that day. did you have to do anything in return? >> just so you know, just be ner

and with bobby. no, robert. >> stephen: he asked me to call him bobby.ood friend of his. >> that's fine. >> stephen: "call me bobby" he said. he said, "i tell people to call me robert if we're professional acquaintances. bobby to his friend." were you knighted? were you honored to be part of an ancient tradition? or were you thinking, oh, my god. there's a 76-year-old woman holding a sharp blade next to my neck? >> that never crossed my mind? >> stephen: no? what do you have to do for it? do you do anything during the day? do you have to give a speech? is there a parade? is there lunch with the queen? what do you do when you get knighted. >> my knighthood was despoad upon me for my services for drama. >> stephen: i know why you deserve it. you're a great actor. >> i'm sorry, i misunderstood the question. >> stephen: i'm sorry, maybe i was-- >> it's a cultural thing. ( applause ). >> stephen: i'm going to go with you misunderstanding. ( laughter ) did you have to do anything that day. did you have to do anything in return? >> just so you know, just be ner

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>> bobby. >> jimmy: bobby, very good, bobby. where you from, bobby?, north carolina. [ applause ] north carolina. memorial day this weekend, this is the kickoff of summer, and -- thank you, yeah. do you have plans for the three-day weekend? >> i am. i'm going to the indianapolis 500. >> jimmy: no way? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're going! >> i am. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. you know the pros and cons. i love it. >> i do. i'm lucky to know that. >> jimmy: that's great. who are you going for? >> the one with four wheels and red on their car. >> jimmy: good. the run with four wheels and red on the car. it's fun hanging out with you, bobby. roots, we have our pal bobby, here. he's from north carolina. and for this memorial day weekend, he's going to go to the indy 500. how exciting is that? for this song, i was thinking maybe something upbeat, like a '50s swing song or something. ♪ [ rhythmic clapping ] ♪ jimmy did a fist bump with our b-bop friend jimmy did a fist bump with our b-bop friend ♪ ♪ my friend bobby a north carolinian memor

he would, you know, stop for meals, come down, shovel food in, and run back upstairs again. >> bobby's mom feared that he was becoming addicted to playing. >> and it was like becoming engrossed in this other world. >> kevin roberts knows that video game addiction is possible. it happened to him. >> over 10 years, i played 14,000 hours of real-time strategy computer games. that's like having a job, another job, every year. i didn't achieve any of my goals. i had friendships that fell by the wayside. it was a real problem. >> kevin wrote "cyber junkie" to help families recognize the signs of video game and internet addiction. >> the three big signs that you have a problem are -- emotional outbursts -- you get upset when somebody tries to stop you from gaming. >> if they spend, like, more than two hours a day on video games, that's a little excessive. >> you've stopped doing other things in favor of video games. >> it draws away from their other activities or schoolwork, and it just prevents them from being the best that they can be. >> you're gaming into the late hours of the night, and

. >> bobbie thomas's wedding is coming up. >> it's aquaphor for me. because i walked in this morning, i had no idea, i knew i had gotten -- i had been outside since yesterday. i got home at noon. we're trying to get our back yard all done in time for the wedding. and i literally from noon yesterday until 8:30 last night did not sit down. >> one thing you've never had, kathie lee has never had since we've been together five years, is tan lines. >> i wear hats, i wear -- >> today is gircht. i wish you could see it big red aha, that's how much i love bobbie. but anyway, thank you for the aquaphor, i appreciate it. now "consumer reports" is out with their annual list of the best and worst airlines. >> here are the top three airlines, according to "consumer reports." number three is hawaiian. number two is southwest. and the number one airline according to "consumer reports" is one you love, virgin america. >> i love virgin america. >> what do you like about them? >> they're very cool interiors. great all the electronic stuff you know. they're comfortable.

please welcome evan spiegel and bobby murphy. ( cheers and applause ) evan, bobby. get it right? >> you did stephen: boom. all right. okay, guys. you created something called snapchat. and tell the folks what is unique about snapchat. >> well, snapchat is a photo and video messaging application for i-phone and android. the kicker is that the photos disappear in an effort to keep the communication very natural and human >> stephen: i understand the term keeper. that's internet lingo. i am down with all the social networking buzz word dot-biz. okay? okay. so, this allows... the photos disappear after ten seconds, right? >> right. you can always take a screen shot. >> stephen: okay. why would you want to include the option for the photo to disappear? what are the users of snapchat ashamed of? why would i ever want a picture of this to disappear? >> well, i think you may be the exception. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's embracing shame. you're embracing shame with this product. >> i think the idea is to change the notion of what a photograph is and use it as

that guy bobby just texted me.he one who wouldn't hook up with you 'cause you said you look like his mom? no, no, no, no-- no, bobby is the guy-- i hooked up with him-- well, we didn't really hook up 'cause i couldn't get him hard. i thought his name was graham. no, that happened with him, too, but, no, no, no, bobby's the one i, like, really, really, really, really like. what should i do? just be yourself. all right, love you. hello?

how should bobby rush, congressman bobby rush, start handling this to stop the fuel on the flames onove to the substantive problems of the murders? >> he realized it was uncalled for, tried to come back and clean it up. the president went to chicago for wednesday for a fundraiser. i don't think he's trying to tackle this problem. you see a desmation of the inner cities across the united states of america, and yet representatives are doing nothing about it. we don't need to see chicago become some rescu reflection of detroit. in atlanta, georgia, it's decimated. decimated. órr8m have their mother and father in the home. that's horrible. black teenage unemployment close to 40%. black unemployment close to 14%. nothing coming out of the black caucuses. as a matter of fact, i tried to have a conversation with the chairman of the current black caucus, and she doesn't want to talk to me about this. what is the focus? mark kirk comes alongç and said we got to do something about this gang problem, because if you want economic growth you need a secureç environment. >> bret: what he did prop

dana carvey, elisabeth moss, bobby mcrrin! [ cheers and applause ] and the greatest band in late night, the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "carson daly." thank you for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: hey gang it's your old pal carson with tonight's "last call." out back drop is this fine establishment, the wellesbourne in west l.a. let's get to it. in the "spotlight" professional iphone photographer kevin russ gets his due. for our music we'll head over to cedar street courtyard in austin for a little political hip-hop courtesy of the coup, who are

bobbie's -- >> i'm excited about this chanel collection.t green on right now. color eye shadow and liner is a big trend i think people see and think, i can't wear it, but this is a great new collection. feel this, a cool water blast of color, and they have this bright yellow, but it just goes on ever so subtle. like a highlight. but then next, i know a lot of women are, when it comes to the warm weather, insecure about showing off their legs or arms, especially if -- dermablend is a fantastic collection. they have a full leg and body coverage, but this will cover the most boldest tattoos. and something i flipped for, cue text. have you ever tried to take the polish off your toes, but get it on the manicure? what a genius. why didn't i think of this? the cotton ball in the doo-dah. >>> time for the baby of the week. >> when we celebrate the new additions to families. first up is logan robert gardner, born on march 17th, also known as st. patrick's day. sarah and michael, mom says he was born with more hair than his proud papa. i'm sure he ap

bobbie thomas is getting married at our house this friday. now all of us who live along the coast pretty much, i don't know anybody that didn't have a lot of storm damage. we were very grateful at the time, that we didn't lose our home. didn't lose our life. so many people lost so much. you thank god for what you still have, you don't complain. but you don't know how much you've lost until this time of year when all your, everything starts to bloom. you couldn't tell if something was just dormant. well we lost at least half our landscaping. so i was walking around with andy, our landscaper and talking about what to do. and it was about a month ago. and i was looking down, where our dock had been destroyed and the seawall, everything and i just thought, it's time to rebuild, dog gone it. the gazebo. we started fixing what was broken and that's where bobbie is getting married. that's where she will say her vows. >> it's like a hotel. >> that's where she will say her i do's. >> that's spectacular. >> that's a little garden to the side. >> of cou

that should leave bobby labonte out as the race leader.ll pick up one bonus point for leading a lap. >> i'm so excited. >> why? >> one to go. one to go. >> only been three and a half hours, darryl. >> it's like we're starting on a whole new race. >> clint bowyer in for repairs while juan pablo montoya comes out from behind the wall. they're going to get that car restarted and back in the race. >> what they've been doing, they looked at the throttle body and ecu one more time. they were able to get the car refired and are now trying to figure out whether it was a throttle body problem or a bad ecu. >> all the throttle body does is control air flow into the engine. >> it's got to be electronic. it had to be that ecu unit. >> jeff gordon all patched up. not pretty, but he's on the lead lap which means -- excuse me. he's one lap down in 29th place. 25 cars on the lead lap including brad keselowski. >> three guys that are a lap down. blaney in the 7. jeff who stands a good chance of getting back on the lead lap with the lucky dog if heck pass t

martin in a and bobby labonte also has damage. the window net is down and that is signal to safety crews that the driver is okay and going to climb out o of fuel under his own power. we will stop the cars here on the front straightaway. it all started at the start/finish line. >> darrell: i saw them coming through here three wide and kind of came together down here as you fan out to get down into turn one. you will see almirola. jeff gordon and almirola right in there. >> mike: and mark martin ahead of them. >> darrell: almirola comes under mark. going to get three wide down here. start down through here. almirola a nice run and up along side of martin. jeff gordon on the outside over here. and right here it looks like mark maybe gets a little loose or maybe cuts down trying to make the dog leg and gets into th s i thought the cars were going to go over right here. got up in the air pretty good. >> mike: and mark came up into ricky stenhouse, casey mears and bobby labonte involved. >> darrell: stenhouse down here and bobby labonte

evan spiegel and bobby murphy. snapchat. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good captioning sponsored by

. >> we conclude with the former great indiana basketball coach bobby knight whose book is called the power of negative thinking. >> the end result to me was to see that i have told you and your wife that your son may not play for the national championship but he will get a degree, and i like that part of it from the standpoint of contributing something. the second thing i liked about it is trying to figure out how we could beat your team and then beat his team and beat somebody else's team, because it was like a chess game to me, what we did on thursday we are going to have to do some different things on saturday. i really enjoyed the breaking down of the opponent, trying to see what we could do to enable us to have a chance to win. i really enjoyed that part. >> rose: the financial times and bobby knight when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. >> rose: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: this week, the financial times is celebrating its 125th anniversary to honor this miles

>> bobby thomas getting married at your house. >> yes!g that, premieres june 2 knond, 10:00, central. >> bad boys. >> have you ever either attended or thrown a birthday party for a pet? >> funerals, but no birthday parties. >> you had a funeral? >> yeah, yeah, oh, gosh. they are family members, but birthdays? >> get this, one in five adults according to couponcabin.com have either had a birthday party for their puppy, cat, whatever. >> or gone to one. >> going to one is strange, having one yourself, i get it. oh, gosh. i get it. but going to one? i would go to blake's if you invited me. >> how common among friends on facebook. >> everybody doing it. crazy. regot inundated with pictures. and sarah burton baked a dog-friendly cake for her dog charlie. >> cute. >> and here is elizabeth beck's dog chloe. >> oh, my gosh. with the hat. >> that's a bishon. >> wendy spalding threw one too. a big party for her dog dexter. michaela white, a big picture of baldton. i wonder if he's happy? >> anthony, threw a big bash for his puppy when he turned one

>> bobbie loves hello kitty. >> yes. phone and the whole thing like that. >> but you know what? we're not going to judge. and if it makes you happy, it makes us happy, little sister. >> thank you, kath. >> by the way, how is the pregame for bobbie's wedding going at -- >> poor bobbie. bobbie's coming over to the house today because all of her plans are now -- she has no idea. i'm just -- i'm putting a little -- i'm doing some work. >> the wedding is at kath's house. >> yeah. so she says she's coming today to see what has to change. >> okay. all right. >> you know you start a project and it just starts to gain and gain and gain and gain. it's one of those. anyway. >> our friend, good friend, matt lauer, is going to be on "ellen" today. and matt flew out to l.a., and i think on friday he taped -- he talked to jay and he talked to ellen. it's going to air monday. let's take a look at a little bit of it. >> i hope you don't mind, i went through and looked at some of your facebook photos also. can i show just one of them? i j

all right, it's time for bobbie's buzz. hello, bobbie.ount down to two weeks from today, miss bobbie. >> bob bobi is getting married. >> she's looking scrumptious. >> ready for you. >> getting ready to answer a lot of questions about self-tanning and body tanning. a new collection that's fun is called originalscent.com. they will customize a fragrance for you based on a quiz and you can have an entire collection of really personal products. we have maximum hottie hoda. they'll send it complete with labels. and we have just for frank and happy hour. this is a really fun concept. i do like this collection. now another thing that was buzz-worthy. josie maran has an all-natural makeup line. she launched a self-tanner body wash that you put on in the shower. it sold out on qvc, we have to wait a few months for it. if you're interested in trying it. a foaming self-tanner, you apply one body part at a time. you wait out of the body stream for 60 seconds, and rinse it off. the bonus is you don't have to have the sticky body lotion on for hours. >

. >> rose: the financial times and bobby knight when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. >> rose: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: this week, the financial times is celebrating its 125th anniversary to honor this milestone the empire state building was lit and the papers iconic salmon color on may 1st, the ft is one of the world's leading financial and political news sources, there are several facing, concerns u.s. economy, tepid growth and europe and the slowing chinese economy, gillian tett is an assistant editor and columnist, she was previously u.s. managing editor, martin dickson is the current u.s. managing editor and been with the paper since 19 1976. i am very pleased to have all of them here at this table on this very auspicious birthday, welcome. great to see all of you. 125 years, and what is represented here is how many years did i tell you when we sat down. >> well, more than 18 years, we don't look 18 but that is the fact collectively and i have done 28. >> >> rose

>> bobbie's mother's day buzz. >> you have a great book. you should be proud of yourself. >> thank you. i am. >> what do you got? >> mom has personally called me to tell you, don't forget the card. that's most important. i fell in love with a rotating photo cube. such a simple idea. it's at qvc. around $20. >> is it a battery? >> they have a smaller size and they look quite chic. >> we're mesmerized by that. >> it's a great way to get six pictures in one frame and you can customize it. and i fell in love with a mother-daughter company called papaya art. they make journals and things with inspiration like love who you are. this has an elephant on a world saying, i'm kind of a big deal. and luggage tags and something appropriate for the moms here. these are unwind. candles made from recycled wine bottles. >> cute. >> they have delicious scents. you have a bunch coming. >> i see the case. perfect. >> and everything is online at klgandhoda.com. >> thank you, we love you. >> you're going to be one of the most gorgeous brides god ever made. i can

what happened to bobby? it is an interesting story. needless to say, i intervened and i was young and what i did not know intellectually, i made up for in energy. i intervened on the basis that he was a child that had been subjected to incredible abuse. he was very much a kid and the child welfare system. it happens too many violent youth. i intervened, and he was never prosecuted. he was 14 years old, he was put into what would be thought of now has a psychiatric facility. it was a child psychiatric facility. he underwent all kinds of treatment, training, came out, went back to school. it really went through recovery. and then graduated high school, went to community college, and i would like someone to guess what profession he wound up going into. law enforcement. he was not with the lapd. he was with a smaller police department for 30 years. he has since retired. he has been married twice. he has raised four children. he has lived an extraordinary life. i am grateful for having had him in my life as a guidepost. i do think it is the

bobby tufts has different plans. a new mayor, for dorsett, minnesota. 4-year-old bobby tufts.r, i vow to make sure that the food is high in nutrition. and unlike mika, it starts with ice cream, the food pyramid. 26 people in the opportunity. and -- >> he might be more effective than some officials. >> get him early. straight talker. >> speaking of the food pyramid. richard, expensive burger? >> $325,000 burger. a test tube burger. or in vitro meet. not sure who is going pay for this. that's how they make the meat. the good thing is, no slaughtering going on. good for the environment because of the what person. >> don't even try to spin this. >> how does it taste? if it takes like popeyes, people will eat it. >> a good choice. >> and i have david beckham here. the many faces of beckham. they're talking about his retirement on "the new york times." that is important. what is more important is his beautiful face. they've taken a look at the look over the years. the corn rouse, not a big fan of. some of the others are fetching. >> when bill had the corn rows, it was tough. >> surp

they even know the second verse. [ laughter ] >> bobby, it's not just the sound that you've re-createdhaircuts and even the clothes, as well. >> these outfits are actually made and copied directly from the originals by a friend of ours that lives in baltimore, maryland, and he's very, very good. he's been doing this for years, but he has a couple of the original beatles suits. >> graham, the beatles even set a trend in shoes. >> these shoes are, uh... well, back in the days of old, these would have been pretty outrageous to wear. they're not that outrageous these days, but the beatles wore these same type of boots, or beatle boots, and they could probably be credited with kind of, well, definitely popularizing them, certainly. >> guys, what's your personal favorite beatles song? >> i couldn't begin to pick just one. i can't pick a favorite album. i mean, try to find one that's bad. if i had to pick, i'd probably say "yes it is," because it's a "b" side, and we don't often play it, and it's just a very poignant and beautiful song that's kind of unknown to most beatle fans. >> my favorit

. >> reporter: bobby parsons spent sunday picking through the pile of debris that used to be her family's home. wednesday night a the tornado swirled around the house she huddled in a bathtub with her 6- year-old son and her husband eddy. as an older son took cover with a friend in the bathroom next- door. >> i grabbed him and i held on as tight as i could. we were ducking, and it was really scary. >> eddy parsons is her husband. >> she reached through the blanket and things. i was holding the mattress down. she grabbed my arm. it was probably the biggest and hardest grip i had ever felt in my life by anybody. it was amazing. >> reporter: when they emerged, the only thing left standing was the bathtub. the rest of the house was gone. >> it's amazing, all the wiring, the electricity, that it didn't hit my kids. just to see that god put his arms around these two walls and he kept us safe. >> reporter: the only possessions bobby parsons wanted to find today were her grandparents' wedding rings. and on the floor next to the bathroom, there they were. >> they were sitting on the ground over th

and bobby's potties teamed up with wendy's to collect needed items. you joined in in the effort. cases and cases of water, food, blankets and flashlights and everything we told you yesterday that was needed. now going to be headed to oklahoma thanks to your generosity. for more details on how we are helping the tornado victims head to the website at abc2news.com. for all the latest information. >>> now to a developing story. the man who killed cockeysville native yeardley love facing more legal trouble this morning. they are suing george huguely because he refuses to answer questions from insurance investigators. the insurance company believes that gives them the opportunity to get out of paying damages in the wrongful death lawsuit brought by the love family. >>> news time now 5:05 and more disturbing images to show you this morning. this is going to be difficult to see. these another animal abuse case in baltimore city. megan you said two days ago we have a problem in the city. no truer words spoken. bark's said this is the fourth serious case they've seen in a week. this dog w

you have all of this prayer footage of bobby seals. that is what this is about. of allhe combination these interviews, all of these thatentary interviews were done. all of this rich archival information about the black power movement. >> let's lay this clip of stokely carmichael. [applause] >> i guess we could start with 1956. this was the beginning of the rise of dr. martin luther king. that in decided montgomery, alabama, black people had to face the same crisis on the buses, as the white people, but we had to sit in the back. and we could only sit in the back if every available person was taken by a white person. if a white person was standing, a black person could not sit. dr. king and his associates got together and said, this is inhuman. we will boycott the bus system. understand what a boycott is. a boycott is a passive act. it is the most acid lyrical act -- it is the most passive political act a person can commit. we are simply saying, we will not ride your buses. no antagonism. it was not verbally violent. it was peaceful. dr. king's all as nonviolence