and he would use officer clemmons, to model how we should treat people. so there's a scene where he has a kiddy pool and he's cooling off by putting his feet in the pool and this is a time when people didn't want blacks and whites to share pools together in parts of america so he invites the officer to come over, take off his shoes and share bathing their feet together in this pool and it's a quiet way of modeling how he thought we should treat other people and then at the end of it fred helps dry his feet with a towel. >> oh, my goodness. >> fred as a minister knew exactly what the symbolism was of that. >> exactly. that's jesus christ just before easter. that's very, very powerful. and just to pick up on what you were saying, his theme of love and validation. i'd like to play this snippet of what he said at a commencement address. >> in fact, from the time you were very little you've had people who have smiled you into smiling, people who have talked you into talking, sang you into singing, loved you into loving. so on this extra special day let's take

let's bring back steve clemmons and jeffrey lewis. the first thing that struck me was that the president said that he will talk abductees with north korea as japan has asked them to do. >> well, it's an important thg. i think amecans don't really understand how terribly the north koreans behaved during the period in which they were actively abducting japanese citizens. they would just grab people off the beach and it was really quite a large number. the challenge is going to be what do you do about it? these are crimes that were committed a long time ago. . abductees have died. and so there isn't really anything you can do that makes those families whole or achieves justice. we saw this a little bit in 2002, a conservative japanese prime minister met with kim jong-il in order to resolve the abductees issue. the first thing that the japanese wanted the north koreans to do was to acknowledge what they did and the impact of that in japan was explosive. just the act of the north koreans admitting, yes, they had a deliberate program of and

. >>> in our series "note to self" francois clemmons who played on mr.ites a message and offers words of encouragement to his younger self. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm hena doba. have a great day. it's friday june 8th.. good i kenny ch >>> a live look outside from the city of san francisco from our "salesforce tower" camera exclusive camera, 1,070 feet up providing us a nice perspective and clear conditions to start this friday, june 8th. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. the bright lights of the city always good to see. >> mm-hm. >> always good. >> how is everyone this morning? it's friday, wahoo! >> ha ha! >> excited for the weekend. it's going to be a good one and it should feel nice outside. on this friday, we'll have clear conditions and warm weather today compared to yesterday at least. a little less of the onshore breeze but it's still coming in from the west but not as strong. so headlines today include this warmup. so it's short-lived. tomorrow will be cool an

. >> officer clemmons. >> jimmy: that's right. >> and he came by on a hot day and fred was out.he had the hose and he was just putting water in. and he said this to francois. "come -- it's a hot day, sit down with me and get your feet cool." and he said, "oh, i don't -- i didn't bring a towel or anything." "you can use my towel." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and at that time in history, white people didn't want african- americans in their swimming pools. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so they were putting acids in, pouring acid and all kinds of bad things in to keep them out. and fred knew about that. this was having to do with that. >> jimmy: it bothered him. and he said, i want to do something about this. >> yes. >> jimmy: so he invited the officer on the show to come in and their feet were together in the pool. >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: and then he said you can use my towel, he dried his feet off. >> and then it's a very basic christian right as well. >> jimmy: it's just -- you can't stop crying during this. i feel so great watching this documentary. you just feel like, yeah, we should be nic

one leader in these efforts was clemmons, you probably never heard of him but one of most prominent people in vienna. he headed the universe oft vie indian venezuela -- vie indian's children's hopped and turn it into a pediatric facility. he was progressive and open 0 experimentation and to the advancement of women and jews. so, when one idealistic jewish speeds trix came to him about founding a new clinic, be was game. so lizar want to contracted a new -- i translate as curative i'd indication and the wadding to integrate -- to treat the hold child, very progressive idea at the time. and asperger would inherit this clinic. he and his wife committed double suicide in 1929. they were found in bed lying in a close embrace after 25 years of marriage. this was real shock. pirk was preplace its be the figure of france hamburger. he joined the nazi party when it was still a terrorist organization in austria and was banned. here he is inside a conspicuous photograph. he was known for his antiscientific atitude and wanted to undo the acheaps. he wanted his doctors to focus on primary care and euge