the winds on macombs side barely moving this morning.is going to be another hot day for us it especially in and land. sampras cisco at 60 degrees, 60 in samisen mid-60's in livermore. in the south bay we see the upper 80s and 90s. to the east bank the delta will be our hot spot with temperatures ranging from 99 of the way up to zero hundred and two. east bay shore communities '80s with some thsu. heading to the north bank upper 80s to loadin low 90s. it will l off tomorrow along with their stand. nice and clear for the fourth of july. and looks like another hot weekend. will start off at a look of a pretty good commute with no hot spots. the bay bridge west bank is clear. san mateo bridge high when '90s move. procter sitting is good at 1 and01. and no delays on the north or south bound on golden gate bridge. hercules to berkeley moving smoothly. to american tourists being held in north korea being charged. today the korean news have been confirmed to that these two or hawse i'll. two people in critical conditions on bourbon street in you

evers, and bob would take us -- i remember going to macomb, mississippi, with stolely carmichael. we went to liberty, mississippi, for the -- not justice department, one of organizations that was fighting for human rights, to observe us, and we stayed in liberty all day long and that's where mr. herbert lee had been killed in i think '61. we stayed there, and i remember observe being the white water fountain and colored water fountain and waiting for them to attacking us. i remember they told stokely, you got these shorts on, you got to leave. after leaving there. we went back to jackson, we were traveling across the state and august of '62, we went up to clarksville, mississippi. to found cofo. this umbrella organize was one that sponsored the freedom summer prj, and i didn't know anything about sundown laws. dave dennis who was driving our car, there were three cars in the car, myself included and lester mckinney. the police stopped the car, arrested dave, took him back, and dave said fols you had. with followed him. the police said get the f out of clarks dale. we spent the who

one example was the hefner family in macomb in 1964 which decided to just invite some volunteers to meet daughter had been miss mississippi. they were run out of town the next day. >> miss mississippi's family was run out of town? >> out of town. out of macon because her father and mother decided just that they would meet volunteers. >> just meet them. >> because it was revolutionary to have white students working with blacks, living together, eating together at that time. is that not right? >> if you had white people coming down and white peoples using the same toilet, the same washroom that this would undermine the idea of apartheid which was operating the absolute need to separate the races for social purposes. >> it's hard to imagine the climate of fear and oppression in mississippi that summer. how did people deal with the constant threat of violence? >> well, here's the thing. it was guerilla warfair. -- war fare. it's not constant. you were not always in danger. you had to know when you were in real danger. most of the time we were living in the base. you would make it out the to