since malcolm x was killed, every detail of his life has been scoured, at least that's what malcolm burnleya senior at brown university, he discovered a story about a campus visit. >> i was reading his autobiography. it was a really big moment in my adolescence. report now all of a sudden, wait a minute, he was on my college campus and you didn't know about it. >> i didn't know about it and no one knew about it. >> reporter: burnley had come across a 1961 article in the "brown daily herald" written by a student of katharine pierce who argued that integration was the key to progress. malcolm x read the article and came to brown to push back. >> my instinct was to find her phone number, hope she was still alive and see if she remembered everything. >> burnley named in part for malcolm x tracked down pierce and she remembered it all. >> he did not detract from his central thesis, segregation is better than separation. >> brilliant speak center >> brilliant speaker. >> she had a tape. >> and the words of the man himself. >> we will follow the honorable elijah mohammed, absolutely reject integra

>> i didn't know about it and no one knew about it. >> reporter: burnley came across a 1961 article inown daily herald" written by a student named katherine pierce who argued that integration was the key to progress. malcolm x read the article and came to brown to push back. >> my hope was to find her phone number. >> reporter: burnley, named in part for malcolm x tracked down katy pierce. it turned out she remembered it all. >> he did not detract from his separate thesis, which is that separation is better than segregation. >> brilliant speaker? >> brilliant speaker. >> reporter: katy even had an audiotape of that night in the hall that included her own introduction. >> i now turn the platform over to minister malcolm x shabazz. >> reporter: and in the words of malcolm x himself -- >> we'll follow it. absolutely reject integration because we feel it's hypocritical and that it takes too long. >> the idea that somebody like malcolm x could come across the criticism in a student paper and say i want to go there, would that happen today? >> no. i mean usually it would happen on twitter if

find her phone number, hope she was still alive and see if she remembered everything. >> reporter: burnleyx, tracked down pierce and she remembered it all. >> he did not detract from his central thesis, segregation is better than separation. >> brilliant speaker? >> brilliant speaker. >> she had a tape. >> and the words of the man himself. >> we will follow the honorable elijah mohammed, absolutely reject integration because we feel that it's hypocritical and that it takes too long. >> reporter: the idea that somebody like malcolm x could come across the criticism in a student paper and say, "i want to go there," would that happen today? >> no, i mean, usually if it was a battle it would happen on twitter if anything. >> to ms. pierce and to "the brown daily herald"... >> reporter: did he change your mind? >> oh, no, no, no. >> reporter: in fact, malcolm x would change his, moving closer to pierce's belief in integration before he died four years after he traveled to brown. >> it was almost giddy, being in the midst of something potentially interesting historically. >> reporter: time has n

chelsea at home against burnley. >> it's important for us to try not to think about the only way to do it is to play well. >> the team slumped to the worst ever inning in one-day history as they were beaten in the world cup. they lost their opening game against ireland they scored 310 for six in their 50 overs and then came pakistan's reply sumping to 1-4, the previous starts ever. the west indies winning by 150 runs. >> we're here too compete. we're not paying any attention. we just have to do what we have to do, and get the job done on the field. >> we need to really come up next eight or nine days, we need to work hard. skill wise we need to pick up ourselves and work hard because now we have the edge. >> bangladesh was a wash out preventing any play in brisbane. michael clark is set to make his return in injury. rafael in a nadal is not a happy man despite winning. he did not win match points until 3:20 a.m. local time. he said it was unfair on the players and the fans. the match did not start until after 1:00 a.m. organizers had scheduled all day of the matches late. >> thank you

chelsea dropped points to burnley. it looked good for them early. reacting to danger tackle, and with less than 10 minutes left. they grabbed the equalizer for the final score 1-1. it gets worse for manchester city. a great day for arsenal they won, and manchester united lost, so the gunners move ahead of them into third. now two boxers widely considered to be the best of their generation is finally set to meet in the ring. after years of negotiation, the fight will happen on may 2nd, in las vegas. it's a match made in money heaven. >> it's the sight boxing fans from all over the world have been waiting for. a match up between arguebly the two greatest fighters of this generation. floyd money mayweather setting to head to head with manny pac-man pacquiao. >> it's the biggest fight by far for years in the sport of boxing. i equate this to five or six years of super bowls all wrapped in to one fight. >> it's taken almost six years for the two camps to come to agreement. the bowed will take place on may 2nd this year in las vegas with a record global a

manchester united are third against burnley. they move against southampton. they were held to a 0-0 draw against west ham. now algerian club has won an appeal against a two-year ban that follows the death of their striker at a home game last year. now algeria sports ministry had claimed that the cameroonian died after being hit by an object thrown from the crowd. later investigations revealed he had been physically attacked. they have lifted the club suspension saying the confederation of football did not comply with its own rules. >>> the anti-doping agency said that alex rodriguez needs to do more than apologize to the yankees. rodriguez is set to head back to the yankees after an one year ban for performance-enhancing drugs. >> remember he attacked both the commission, the baseball officers for them just simply doing the job that they're tasked to do for athletes, and put a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths by the tactics that he showed. i'm glad he decided to come forward and take a small step and try to right the wrongs that he has committed. that co