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james foreman called him far ahead of the conservatives legal profession and carmichael called them one of the great unsung heroes of the civil rights movement. certainly lynn holt ought to be remembered. now let's talk about junior he was there on the left. howard moore junior was six general counsel, a native son of atlanta. he had been inspired to attend law school when thurgood marshall came to atlanta and wowed the crowd with the speech. he said to himself, i can talk like that. and so he could. howard moore, just like a tivo than before him, horace ward and other ambitious african-americans had to go out of state to law school. that was because at the time he was excluded from the university of georgia because of his release. he went up north to boston, university. when he graduated he came back to georgia. he really wanted to be a member of the georgia bar into the dose in his home state and city. he joined the bar in 1962. and when he did, he was only 10 full-time black lawyer practicing. not in atlanta, but in the entire state of georgia, which might strike you as pretty incred

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stokely carmichael was "black is beautiful." black power, civil rights movement still there. and there were a lot of white bigots who were extremely reactive. so i was the one in the company that received the death threats, the hate mail, and so on. and, you know, it was jarring, but i-- given the time that we were living in, it was understandable. and what happens when you get death threats, when you're an actress and you're playing a role and the mail arrives and somebody's threatening your life? how does it change what you do? it doesn't change what you do, but, you know, every once in a while, i'd have a nightmare about being shot onstage or something. i think that that comes with the territory, any public figure. did that experience come into play at all later when you were running the n.e.a., understanding that there's a really different mind-set out there sometimes? yeah, well, i've known there's a different mind-set for a very long time. but i, mean-- i think i was a born democrat. my family were all republicans, and all my mother and father's friends were republicans

stokely carmichael and rosa parks and, of course, dr. martin luther king. but there was a parallel movement. there was a movement, how about desegregating the schools? a movement about education. you know, the march on selma, the bloody sunday march on selma between montgomery and selma actually occurred three years to the day of the second walkout of the kids. the police beat up, the police beat up the marchers, of course, in selma. guess what? the police beat up high school students in classrooms and in halls. and what were their weapons? books. so it's interesting how the movement is a parallel. in fact, thurgood marshall convened with a fellow by the name of chavez who were working on the second desegregation case in texas. we aren was the lawyer who helped get me out of jail when they threw me in jail. and, of course, senator robert kennedy also contributed to getting me out of jail. it was a national story. in fact, talking about cesar, three hours after senator kennedy was in delano with cesar, three hours later he was with the kids taking that famou

but captain dave carmichael with campbell police says they are still searching for 35-year- old george rodriguez who is still at large. >> we are still looking for george. and that investigation is still active. and we are currently following up every lead possible in our attempts to locate george, who has a $125,000 warrant for his address as a result of this case. >> the girl's mother face felony child endangerment charges. campbell police have been searching homes here in san jose and in sacramento. they believe that george rodriguez has not fled the area at least northern california, that he is hiding out somewhere and anyone who may know about his whereabouts is asked to call campbell police. i'm matt bigler live in san jose for cbs 5. >>> all right, matt bigler with kcbs radio, thank you. >>> it is 6:34. hundreds still missing in missouri and the rescue mission continues five days after that killer tornado roared through joplin. officials have a list of 232 people still considered to be missing. but official admit the list is not completely accurate. >> we know that there are ind

38 park row which was the headquarters of congress and the grayson and equality and net stokley carmichael and -- in his three piece suit and we both volunteered. never thought they would accept me. i did not articulate any great political sophistication olick couple of weeks that by and i got a letter that i was going to be freedom rider, as bob single and said, i certainly wasn't a pacifist. we were supposed to commit to passivism but i could not back down at that point. i certainly can't say wasn't nervous and proceeded to become a freedom rider i think sometime in mid july and certainly was a very profound experience. first of all i can't thank everyone in this audience enough for the love you the sean's. this happened so long ago in my life that i actually thought this was a dream and until eric in his book party, many of us said my god, this actually happened. we were beginning to wonder and first of all, i really do feel something spiritual happening in america and i think eric is being moved through this book. we being remembered after 45 years. barack obama was born in 1961, don't