amy: so if you could respond to this, carol anderson, to respond to bobby seale?, so, what bobby seale is talking about is the depth othe police violence and brutality that was raining down on the black community. the uprisings that we saw in watts, in cleveland, in newark, in detroit were all fueled not only by those horrific conditions in those places, but also by police btality. and the black panther party for self-defense was founded as a response to the brutality of the oakland police department. d so what the black panthers did, they said, "we will police the poli." they knew what the law said about open carry in california. and they also knew what the law said about the distance that you had to maintain from a police officer arresting someone. so the black panthers woulcome to those arrests fully armed with the kinds of legal weons that they were allowed to have and the police did not like it. they did not like it. and so the oakland police department went to don mulford, an assemblyman, a california assemblyman, and said, "we need your help. we need to mak

bobby. >> well, 7.55 is the time. check this out. a pristine mint condition sealed copy of the vintage video games. super mario 64.er mario's vintage whatever set a record one and a half million dollars from an anonymous collector for that game cartridge and that. >> what makes a pretty this particular copy of super mario 64 so valuable. is that it's rated in the top 5 worldwide for its near-perfect condition. the audition was the audition. auction was carried out over 2 day period and even for began this copy of mario 64 was making headlines with its $100,000 starting price, when you say cartridge, you mean it's like with the little game. things like the little couldn't i have those. i have some of those some what is it meant condition i want it's just an old >> well, if you have an old celda video game madden you could sell a forum. it too, because this one, an unopened copy of the legend of zelda sold for $870,000. >> see mom video games. do out to some fry later and probably worth more than mild baseball cards. >> time. now 7.56 we've got lots ahead in the next hour. the morning news fire crews are investigati