. >>> prince william and duchess kate paid their respects to mahatma gandhi. they walked through the site where he was assassinated in 1948. the couple is on a trip to india and buton. things will get a little warm tomorrow when prince william samples one of the world's hottest chilies. >> and dutch yes, sir kate is not. >> i certainly wouldn't want to. >> all right. should be interesting afterwards. >>> see what impact that has. >> we'll find out. >>> most weekday mornings it's a pretty cool driving in reno, neb nev when a guy puts together hobo artwork. >> a series of rock meant to look like animals and people. hobo cyrus says he does it because he likes to see people smile. >> every day the formations are taken apart, then put back together in a different way. the next day. hobo sighious says he goes through the same cycle every day because it's like nature. nothing stays the same. >> i wonder if people get freaked out because they don't expect to see this rock formation creature. >> it's kind of creepy. >> it's cute in a way. i guess it depends what the fo

of the .apitol in sacramento cesar chavez and others were very much inspired by the figure of mahatma gandhi and dr. martin luther king. i thought the only way they could demand dignity and fair treatment was through peaceful action. here, you have wonderful photographs by george rodriguez, a photographer from california who documented the farmworkers movement. you see the grape crates. grapes became a symbol of the movement. ign that was probably carried by one of the striking workers that says, nonviolent. six, -- 1966, the unions merged together to form what we know as the united farm workers. which is from the collection of the national museum of american history, is an early flight from the union. it has the symbol that was created by richard chavez, the brother assessor, and -- the brother of cesar, and that symbol was kept. it is a black eagle. eagles are very significant in astec mythology. most of the currency of the union, when they merged together with the union, was still mexican and mexican-american. it really resonated with that particular constituency. as i said, it is a schem

permanent minority cut out of power in india and the parliamentary system, the congress party led by mahatma gandhi would always win. they would get the majority of votes wherever they ran so muslim parties would be confined to impotence and in this system they feared it was a winner take all system where if you ran the government your friends and family and cronies would get the contract. you would write the textbooks in school, you would write the rules of worship and so on and citizenship and the political leaders, the founder of pakistan, argued the only way muslims could be save after the british left with if they had a state of their own where they were a majority, where they ran the government. and that was at the top level. what happened is political leaders, be careful how you talk about these things, what you say, they would paint these pictures for their followers of the terrible things that were going to happen if they didn't get their own state. not only would you be forced to convert, but your daughters would be kidnapped and raped, your grandfathers would be killed and so on. this fi

the father of modern india, a hindu, professed his love for the cow but mahatma gandhi said he wouldimpose his views on muslims, christians as well as hindus in some regions who do consume beef. nonetheless, india's constitution, while not outlawing cow slaughter, urges individual states to do so. >> india is a federal country so many states have gone ahead and outright banned cow slaughter. >> reporter: shashi tharoor is an author and member of the opposition congress, the once powerful party of gandhi and nehru. for years under congress rule, there was an accommodation of beef consumption in minority and many urban communities. but that changed with the election in 2014 of a hindu nationalist bharatiya janata party or b.j.p. led by charismatic prime ministerme narendra modi. >> the b.j.p. has essentially encouraged a more proactive andr aggressive form of hindu chauvinism that's the sort of polarization that could be deeply damaging to india's i stability and india' future. >> reporter: in a recent speech in parliament, tharoor said the frequent reports of vigilante groups targetin