it became almost folklor in greenwood. >> he's almost the accidental activist.oker wright's history suggested he was an activist before he said this and he didn't really say anything about it afterwards, this one time, but he was beaten and he paid a heavy price for what he said on tv that day and this had been long forgotten but now thanks to his grandfather or granddaughter and thanks to this film maker, they are now telling his story. >> thanks to you, lester. this is extraordinary. what ended up happening to booker wright? how did he die? >> he was beaten -- he was murdered several years later and there's some question as to whether it was linked to what he said or not. now, he had his own bar on the black side of town, his own restaurant, called booker's place, and one day a customer altercation and he was shot. the film makers have produced their own documentary about this, suggest it might have been as a result of what he said but he definitely paid a price. the film maker who did the original documentary said to him are you sure you want us to use this,

because i still didn't really understand greenwood. >> reporter: yvette set out for greenwood in thef the filmmaker, ray defilito. both were about to have a rendezvous with history. see what they uncover on their journey back to mississippi on a special "dateline" tonight called "finding booker's place." >>> we learned today that one of the greats in stage and screen has died. celeste holm won an oscar for her supporting role in the 1946 classic "gentleman's agreement." she later received two more nominations, one for her role as bette davis' best friend in "all about eve" and soared to fame in the original production of "oklahom" celeste holm passed away in her apartment in new york. she was 95 years old. >>> when we come back the nationwide search for the new benji. ♪ you're wonderful in pictures ♪ you're wonderful to see >>> finally tonight, if you wait long enough, eventually everything old is new again. nowhere is that more true than at the movies. the latest old favorite headed for the remake machine is the 1974 classic "benji" and that has set off a nationwide search to find a

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a phrase synonymous with lee greenwood. it is after all his song. talks tears, religion and wardrobe. >> there is no doubt that in performances of "god bless the u.s.a.," i will lose it. in the first two or three years, it was almost every night. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ i began to evolve as a patriot, if you will. i always loved what i did, entertaining people and getting them to feel good about themselves, but then you started getting people to feel good about themselves as being an american and it placed me in a little different of a position. i became known as an american artist. my song was what everybody knew me by. i don't ever get tired of singing it. you don't have to be a christian to be a patriot. but i think as the title of my book, does god still bless the the u.s.a. is relevant because as we begin as a country, many patriots of course had the faith of their god. and i, i am a christian as well. i'm proud to say that. and one of the things that's right about america is that we display our faith

police in ocean city pulled over michael hall of greenwood, delaware. he admitted he was drinking. hall had just been involved in several hit-and-run accidents according to the cops and that's not all. officers who pulled him over say hall threatened them and when they searched his truck, they found weapons. he now faces a court date and a long list of charges. brian. >>> bradley manning's court marshal is edging closer. the army private accused of supplying classic information wants the government to drop two charges. the charges allege manning exceeded his authority when he accessed to government comport network. he was authorized. a pretrial hearing set for next week. >>> federal investigators trying to figure out what caused a train derailment. it jumped the tracks early this morning. caused several cars to catch fire and explode. mike toban has more. >> you heard a boom. >> huge explosions in columbus, ohio. a freight train carrying ethanol derails. three cars full of the alcohol compound burn. an area of about 100 residents evacuated. >> i thought it was like an atomic bomb.

done right but continues to work on his new movie does that mean there is something off the bat mr greenwood may know the arts. peter greenaway he's best known as a british filmmaker and director of some most important contemporary movies but he doesn't feel entirely a director has tried many different occupations like painting writing and v.j. and he defines himself as a hybrid or an image maker or the person who translates ideas into visual terms a few years ago peter greenaway bird cinema saying it had long been dead particularly he died in nine hundred eighty three after the remote control zapper has been invented since then greenway says cinema has to be interactive multimedia art. thank you very much for being with us tonight as well as this phrase of yours about the death of the cinema. i think that has been asked every time you give any any interview this is this is when people start and maybe when they finish with so that let's let's stick to that tradition why do you think that thirty years on most of the people still believe it was a lie what did they listen to the world i've been

"god bless the usa," lee greenwood. multi-colored.ching all the colors of flags around the world. ♪ god bless the srusa ♪ >> the sousa trom bobones are gg off. got to have the music. that's the fireworks there. for me the favorite part of the show is the golden cascades, the golden mile, as we call it. "one moment in time" this year, the cascade in gold from 1,000 feet high down to the water, over a mile-long width of the river. and this time we added a little bit of a strobing kick that is so big, so dramatic, so majestic that you're just oohed and aahed out and they're done. >> there we go, baby. got 'em all. my motivation is the memory of those faces of the people around wau watching the show. looking across the river and saying, holy cow. there is a lot of people here. >> our thanks to gary sousa who gets to blow things up for a living. >>> up next here tonight, we're going to go a bit higher and try to look at things never seen before from planet earth. [ femr kids are getting a dependable clean in the bathroom? [ gasps ] think a

i'm from greenwood, delaware. [ light cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what's your name and where are[ light cheers and applause ] >> i'm john mazoula from auburn, new jersey. >> jimmy: oh, very good, john. [ light cheers and applause ] here is how the game works. to your left, you see four confetti filled pinatas each of which bear a striking resemblance to four current celebrities in the news. stephen tyler. michael phelps. the bachelorette. and kimmy gibler. [ light laughter ] now, one at a time you'll take your place under the fiesta ring. when play starts the pinatas will slowly spin. and you'll have 20 seconds to break as many as you can. whoever breaks the most wins the grand prize. and oh, what a prize it is. higgins? ♪ >> steve: well, jimmy tonight's winner will be taking home $300 worth of old el paso taco dinner kits. [ cheers and applause ] quick fact. tacos were made from the first time in mexico in the 1400s. another quick fact, i was born with a tail. jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you, higgins. thank you kwarth. thank you dwarth. [ gong ] all right. now a few things before we

. ♪ if tomorrow >> "god bless the usa" lee greenwood. multicolored.he flags around the world. ♪ god bless the usa some times it is rumble, rumble, rumble. shoot 1,600 shells in 3 seconds. because the sousa trombones are going off in the sousa march, john phillips sousa. got to have the music match the fireworks there. ♪ ♪ the answers are all ♪ for me the favorite part uh the show is the golden cascade, the golden mile as we call it. and "one moment in time" this year. cascade in gold, 1,000 feet high, down to the water, a mile wide width of the river. and this year we added a little bit of a strobing tip that is so big, so dramatic, so majestic that you are just oohed and ahed out. you are done. ♪ i will be i will be free ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> there we go, baby! got them all! [ applause ] whoa! >> my motivation is the memory of those faces of the people around watching the show. looking across the river and saying, "holy cow" there is a lot of people here. >> our thanks to gary souza who gets to blow things up for a living. up next here tonight

. ♪ >>> fireworks to start you off on wednesday morning, it's lee greenwood, god bless the usa, happynally today i know and hopefully for many of you, will be filled with barbecues and fireworks. but unfortunately for a lot of people, that is not going to be the case. our "starting point" here this independence day, less about celebration and a lot more about patience, about 1.1

. ♪ >>> fireworks to start you off on wednesday morning, it's lee greenwood, god bless the usa, happyourth of july to all of you. traditionally today i know and hopefully for many of you, will be filled with barbecues and fireworks. but unfortunately for a lot of people, that is not going to be the case. our "starting point" here this independence day, less about celebration and a lot more about patience, about 1.1 million people all across the country, they are waiting, waiting for the electricity to come back on and facing another day of intense heat. 20 people now have died since last thursday when fierce storms ripped the east in the midwest. and take a look. these are the states that are still waiting for power to return, you have west virginia, still more than 300,000 customers in the dark. ohio, virginia, similar shape. and power companies, they say they are out there, they say they are repairing the transmitters and lines faster than expected, but their estimates show customers could be waiting until the weekend for electricity. as we mentioned, it is hot all the while. those

. >>> we should also mention on viacom, by the way, it has announced its affiliate greenwood tv set to midnight. we're talking about 20 million subscribers there. at risk of losing their 26 viacom channels. viacom argues its networks account for nearly 20% of all viewing on directv. all though less than 5% of its programming expense. while we have a ubs downgrade, we also should note this does seem to be pressuring viacom shares right now. you see them down 2.2%. of course, another one of those potential battles between the carrier and the content provider. we saw it most recently with tish and amc networks. this a bigger deal, though. directv, more subscribers. viacom much more popular channels. we'll see how this -- whether they go to the brink as we we've often seen and it stays on or whether it actually goes off directv. >> it's not hitting directv, though. interestingly. >> yeah. >> i didn't mean to interrupt you. >> in terms of the ubs downgrade, in keeping with the theme of the penguins in the first hour, you pointed out before kids watch dora and some of the other properties on