the giancarlo says spent time in hell with no regrets for about where is the? at one point* he said come on. stop the guessing. that was for the cameras. [laughter] then he got his leg to kick and crossing first john looked over his left shoulder not his right shoulder there was peter norman from austria and he got the silver and he got the bronze. now there was one other thing that they had to concern themselves with the very real idea that if they got up on the medal stand they could be shot dead on the spot. does that sound unrealistic or hyperbole? that is what it was like for a second to think about dr. martin luther king. robert kennedy, days before the start of the and the big games 1600 students and workers slaughtered in mexico city. these are things john and tom the new very well. what is somebody takes a shot at us? he says you know, we're trained to listen for the gun. [laughter] and you know, we are fast. we will do the best we can. [laughter] they get up there peter norman at the greatest sprinter in the history of australia chose to wear a patch

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. >>> el ruso que habla español llegó a atlas, su contrato es por dos años, y será compañero de giancarloa persona, que me ayudó, me regaló 280 dólares y la oportunidad, para mí, para poder ir a la universidad, cuando pregunté cómo pagar ese dinero, obviamente la respuesta, era que "trata de ayudar a otras personas en tu misma situación". >>> una deuda que convirtió en su misión, hace una década Ángelo creó una organización para ayudar a las personas con sus tareas y ayudarlos con su educación. >>> en la ciudad, es un alto porcentaje de hispanos que abandonan una escuela, una tendencia, que angelo lucha por cambiar. >>> su programa se basa en los voluntarios, aunque él perdió el coacto con la mujer que le dio la oportunidad cuando él más lo necesitaba, él enó un mensaje. >>> tus 280 dólares, no solo cambiaron mi futuro, sino que el de cientos de estudiantes. >>> angelo espera que los niños que están en su praratoria, puedan también seguir el camino. >>> la gente de colombia, no pierde la esperanza de recibir algo, solamente piden un techo y algo de comida, veamos ♪.>>> >>> dicen los niños

>>gary: up with the latest is titled was and then i am going to bring on giancarlo still slim memberhalf ago everyone was talking to on and on a think about what was going on at penn state and syracuse and like when his story was live on it was like he was the is the world. the me in this last resort to a story and does not let go. now this is an authentic 19608, he made many people scared of penn--scared of him of his black power salute. the great john carlos is up next. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç >>gary: has lease said, when you talk about history, the black power struggle and the olympics we cannot go without john carlos story. he hasn't looked at as out right now. pam has parlayed purchase to. and in a new has not even started. here he is winning the bronze medal at the olympics with the great common sense. his book about growing up in harlem and attended san jose state and of course that in 1968 allowed the moment. i have to laugh, john r. lee has the book profit up. i have not even said hello. [laughter] >>gary: but let us go back to 1968 how much stock they --how much stock they took th

you could argue that giancarlo spent some time in, too with no regrets. so john carlos is constantly looking back limbers tommy? at one point he says, tommy. stop bsa and. does for the cameras. and then tommy kicked in, crossed the finish line first, looking over his left shoulder, didn't look over his right shoulder. and there is peter nehr meant crossing right when he did from australia and peter merriman got the silver, john got the bronze. so now is the time to do if they came to doing it on this medal stand. except there's one other thing they had to concern themselves with. the very real idea that if they got up on that medal stand, they might be shot dead on the spot. and if that sounds unrealistic, that sounds like hyperbole to you i'm a pleaser younger back to what it was like in 1968 for a second. think about dr. martin luther king drop by an assassin's bullet. days before the start of the olympic games, hundreds if not as many as 15, 1600 students and workers slaughtered in mexico city before the start of the olympic games. these are things tha