. >> so mine be clarence jones.nce jones is a lawyer who was martin luther king's lawyer during the civil rights movement. you see him with president obama. the significance of clarence jones, is that he was the person who smuggled letter from a birmingham jail out of the jail from dr. king where dr. king through a newspaper that clarence jones smuggled into the jail, king wrote in the margins in between ads and things like that. the other thing about clarence jones is that when they were trying to come up with the bail money, the kennedys and kings group coming up with the money to get the birmingham kids out of jail, clarence jones went into the vault of chase manhattan bank in rockefeller center with the vice president from the bank to walk out with a suitcase of cash to be a part of that bail money. now clarence jones is. >> harry bellefonte helped bobby. >> i wanted to speaking about rescue taylor aches sharecropper from alabama who in 1944 was abducted and gang raped by six white men. she was threatened to be

. >> clarence jones is a lawyer who was martin luther king's lawyer. >> reese see taylor a sharecropperalabama who was gang raped by six white man. >> coleman young. >> i chose gwen ifill. >> we respected black journalist la reason bennett. >> because it's baseball season, i want jackie robinson. >> a leader who as a young student rode buss in the south to stand up to entrenchesed forces. and that's john lewis. >> as a journalist, chris, i'm going to look to w.e. b. du bois. >> it's that kind of person who builds our cities, who saves our communities. >> i da clark. can you google her. >> yes, you can. she was my grandmother i would like to suggest another name, the great entertainer harry bellefonte. he played an enormous role in the movement out front and off stage. he was able to work with political figures while never giving up his militancy, his credibility with the activists led by dr. king. that's "hardball" for now this week. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. >> as they cheered

. >> clarence jones is a lawyer who was martin luther king jr.'hare cropper from alabama who in 194 was abducted and gang raped by six white men. >> former detroit mayor coleman young. >> i chose one of my mentors, gwenna evil. >> la roam benefit. >> jackie robinson. >> a leader as a young student rode busses in the south to stand up to entrenched forces. that's john lewis. >> as a journalist, chris, i'm going to look to w.e.b. debias. >> she was my grandmother. >> ida clark. >> i like the suggest another name for the list. the great entertainer harry belafonte. he played an enormous role in the movement. both out front and offstage. work with political figures like bobby kennedy while never giving up his militancy. that's "hardball" for now this week. thanks for being with us. >>> the first time i saw her, i thought she was beautiful. we just loved being together. we were always together. >> our kitchen back door was open and the glass was broken. >> i need an ambulance now. my wife! oh my god! >> it was he who found her. >> i didn't know how to