i live in park brooklyn.ace where, decades ago, a lot of lower income blacks lived and now the upper middle class blacks are moving in, and there's kind that tension. >> so david, how do we rectify the idea first there's always been this them and us thought in the black community, how do we meld the two and make it right? >> it's going to be very difficult to find a unified black community from here on, because of the diversity among us, because of the diversity in how we live, where we live. even the issue of a middle class and upper middle class, there are tensions within those class groups because of the diversity within those classes. so i think that it's what we really like to romanticize, i think, as a community about unity, and i think that is just going to become more and more difficult as we become more diverse. >> david, just because something is hard doesn't mean we shouldn't make the effort. >> sure. >> if we go to a church in the black community, you will find all of that diversity represented. y

brooklyn dodgers. bobby thomson died yesterday in georgia after a lengthy illness. >>> in the pre-dawn hours today, aspiring singing sensations arrived by the hundreds at at&t park forhot at stardom. they are all on a singular mission. to become the next "american idol." >> claudine wong listened to some of the talent and has our report. ♪ you are beautiful >> reporter: before the sun came up, hundreds then thousands lined up. >> i want to be the next "american idol." >> she is the next american idol. >> you with convinced? >> i am very convinced >> so convinced you will stay out here in the cold? >> until it snows. whatever it takes. >> reporter: registrations for thursday's auditions will be held for the next two days but the die hards came early. >> i'd rather be safe than sorry and have but too late and they say you can't try out. >> it's going really well. it was really cold this morning but we have a huge crowd. like 7 or 8000 already. >> reporter: in season 10 of "american idol," even registration is an event. >> a hot chocolate and kettle corn here guys. >> all right, baby! >> reporter: even now idol hopefuls did what they could to stand out. >> this is the

brooklyn dodgers in game three of the national league playoff. there is a call legendary as the home run its self. and calling himself accidental hero. >> that was the only guy in the parkn a mind set, i never been in before. i mean, it's a good look. i just got a glimpse of it. and i hit it. i thought... home run? i hit a pretty well. >> the neat part of the story is that they were rivals the pitcher ended up becoming great friends and did baseball shows and they were like baseball abbott and costello going around the country. there are rumors thompson may have stole signs. and that is never been confirmed. today, he talked about his old friend. >> great american. a good patriot. and you know, he had a great sense of values we became friends because we had a lot in common. you know? we had pretty much the same values. so there is a bit of a shock. to hear that its over and he's gone. so... unfortunately that is life. >> and that current giants opened a crucial three-game series tonight. giants and phillies came in in a virtual tie for the wild card. pat burrell receive aid standing ovation in philly, then, he does this. >> high drive. left field. out of here! well clum