elmore pushed him. >> okay. elmore pushing?eah. >> both men will soon have hearings to determine how much time, if any, they will get in disciplinary segregation. as harsh a housing situation as any we've ever seen. >> from my personal perspective i feel i should be found not guilty. but only god knows right now, you know? >> i mean, this is jail. people lie. it's one thing. it's filled with liars and it's filled with thieves. i don't believe almost in anything anybody tells me in here. >> who really started the fight? >> he started the fight. he started the entire thing. >> but elmore has a reputation for fighting. he's serving a one-year sentence for assault on a police officer. >> when you resist arrest they try to make it like you're out looking for police officers to beat up or something and that's not what it is. i don't put my hands on someone unless they put their hands on me. >> elmore says that's exactly what franklin did during their monopoly game. but franklin says he would never hurt anyone. >> i'm the most kindest

y malestar en los dreamers las declaraciones del presidente trump de comprometer el dream actcon elmorentera. con ello, miles de jÓvenes soÑadores inician su ofensiva para que esta decisiÓn serÁ sin condiciones. dylan Ávila, desde chicago nos impedÍa. viviana: hoy el presidente trump, reitero que comprometerÁ el dream act con el muro. >> ese es el acuerdo al que ellos quieren llegar. eso no es aceptable. viviana: dentro de las medidas propuestas para que se apruebe el dream act, se habla de aprobar un presupuesto en $33,000,000,000 .esta dreamers dice tener temor por lo que se avecina. >> hay cosas que vamos a tener que sacrificar . duele porquea lo mejor perjudica a muchÍsimos familias . cometer congreso ahorita, debemos de dar algo. la otra es esperar pero si esperamos mÁs cada dÍa, se siente que las personas estÁn perdiendo su permiso. viviana: el paquete incluye tambiÉn destinar fondos para la contrataciÓn de 10,000 agentes mÁs en la frontera, leyes más severas para quienes buscan asilo y acabar con la inmigraciÓn en cadena. >> nosotros no estamos aquÍ para muros, estamos aquÍ para

. >> reporter: in the winter of 1968, the garbage men of memphis put the city on notice, men like elmorer leach. they went on strike demanding equal pay and better working conditions after two coworkers were accidentally killed in a trash compactor. what were the marchers saying? >> the marchers were saying, "we'll overcome some day." >> reporter: were you ever fearful for your life? >> sure. you felt like a war was on. >> reporter: a korean war veteran, nickleberry and others were now fighting for justice and the simple right to a sink to wash off the stench of a nine-hour day. his pay, just $1.25 a day. on april 3, 1968, he found himself in lock step with martin luther king, jr. >> that day was a good day. it was a marvelous day. when i saw him, i said, this man, he's going to change a lot of things. >> reporter: you felt you had a shot? >> i knew i had a shot. >> 1,300 of god's children are here suffering, going through dark and dreary nights. >> the speech he gave, you know, that did something to me. >> reporter: what did it do to you? >> i was thinking that everything was going to b

men like elmor nickelbury and baxter leach they've went on strike demanding equal pay and better workingafter two co-workers were accidently killed in a trash compactor. >> what were the marchers saying? >> saying we will overcome some day. >> reporter: were you ever fearful for your life? >> sure. >> a korean war veteran, nickelbury and others were now fighting for justice. and the simple right to wash off the stench of a nine hour day, a sink. his fay, just $1.25 a day. on april 3, 1968, he found himself in lock step with martin luther king there there. >> that day was a good day. it was a marvelous day. when i saw him. this man. he is going to change a lot of things. >> you felt you had a shot. >> i know i had a shot. >> 1,300 of god's children are here suffering. going through dark and dreary nights. >> the speech he give, you know, that did something to me. >> what did it do to you? >> i was thinking everything was going to be all right. >> but the next day, standing on the balcony of the lorain motel. king was assassinated. >> like losing one of my family members. >> did you see, j