jeff dickerson was my roommate, so we got along. sophomore year, we decided to run together and we were up on healy for, healy for. and i recall one interesting story. i shared this with father mcdonnell. jeff dickerson's data think was an architect and i didn't know that architects carried marbles. next door was a jesuit priest, father o'connor. i think he was the president manager of the building as an architect. he had marbles. and i remember a day they were both kneeling down on the floor in our room and ruling the marbles. and i thought, this is pretty cool. my mother was a marble champion in like 1935. [laughter] so i could relate to this but i didn't realize, that is the kind of thing that we were exposed to. [inaudible] >> that's right and that is a happy memory. >> it was very difficult. we felt that there had been to many, all the black students had unidentified and only a fraction of the white students to part and the demonstration so we felt that there was overt racism and we were going to support all the students. i rem

i played football for one week and busted my helmet, and jeff dickerson was my roommate. so we got along. so sophomore year we decided to room together, and we were up on huey four? huey four. and i recall one interesting story. i shared this with father mcfallon. jeff dickerson's dad, i think, was an architect. and i didn't know that architects carried marbles. and next door was a jesuit priest, father o'connor, and i think he was a resident manager of the buildings or architect. and he had marbles. and i remember a day they were both kneeling down on the noor in our room roll -- on the floor in our room rolling marbles. and i thought, well, this is pretty cool. my mother was a marble champion in, like, 1935. laugh so i could relate to this, but i didn't realize. so that's the kind of thick concern. >> the walkout. [laughter] >> just warming up. >> that's right. enough with the happy memories. >> it was very difficult. we felt that there had been too many, all of the black students had been identified and only a fraction of the white students who took part in the ge demo

jeff dickerson added think was an architect and i didn't know that architects. marbles. and next service they just of a priest reprise to live next door, father o'connor. i think he was the resident manager of the building or architect. and he had marbles. and i remember a day they were both kneeling down on the floor in my room, rolling marbles. i thought, this is pretty cool. my mother was a marbles champ the end in like 1935 so i can relate to this. but i didn't realize. but that's the kind of thing that we were supposed to do. blast back >> is very difficult. we felt that there had been too many -- but all the black students had been identified and only a fraction of the weight you to write in the ge demonstrations we felt there was overt racism we were going to support all the students. i remember is very tumultuous thinking would make going to do quite calm acquaintance minus two by parents click and then, you know, what is going to go on quite but then over the weekend, people realize how important it was in father ted clarence all got together and discuss this en

. >> jeff: ta days before the supertaos showdown, jan crawford and john dickerson on campaign 2012. and rear view cameras in cars. they can save lives and mark strassmann tells us they'll soon be in every new vehicle sold captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, as talk rose of a potential israel arei strike on iran, all sides are closely watching two key events. first today, president obama's speech to american supporters of israel, then tomorrow a crucial meeting between mr. obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. bob orr joins us from washington with more on this, bob, good evening. >> good evening, jeff, president obama promised today when the chips are down he has israel's back. but in offering support for israel's security, he also tried to tamp down enthusiasm for potential military strikes against iran's nuclear facilities. >> already there's too much loose talk of war. >> reporter: in speaking to the pro-israel lobby aipac president obama walked a delicate line. he pledged the u.s. will stand wi