jay: to transform her trip, she found rocher in iowa. the 91-year-old still fits into his uniform. she flew him to germany and brought with her questions that students posed to elderly germans who were children during the war. >> what was going through your mind and how did you feel when you first saw an american soldier? jay: she videotaped the most emotional answers. >> don't worry, don't worry. he repeated that 5, 6 times. my mom said, what do they want? here come the americans. jay: myron was so touched by the trip and the thank you cards from the students that he returned the favor. [student gas] [applause] - [students gasp] >> i try to impress on them that freedom is not free. that there is a cost of many lives. jay: myron came to virginia knowing this may be the last time he will have the energ make this trip, to be a witness to time. >> it was priceless, the experience they had. >> i'm glad i could still be able to do it. jay: jay korff, abc 7 news. kellye: ahead a fight over cell phones on airplanes. you have been able to use them before and during takeoff, but a new rulin

the same movement that brought you protests brought you the first rocher critique by african-americans of american society. with some too quickly would call anti-american, ok. so negroes loved america. negroes identified with america. phyllis wheatley, we love her. negroes love christopher attics. we love these people. black people don't love these folks the same way. they don't even love the people who love white people that much. if you get me. so it becomes a new generation of intellectuals they become to a large degree, against militarism. or if they are for militarism they are for revolution, ok. four years ago, when we had our first celebration of the sesquicentennial, we took on the theme, african-americans in the civil war. and this gets us to the divide in the black community between the intellectuals and the rank-and-file. used to be there was not much of a difference between our intellectuals and rank-and-file. we talked about this problem existing among white folks. the white intelligentsia had no connection with the rank-and-file. there has always been a class divide like