specifically with sammy davis you know macon georgia local media of course for covering it the outcry of this family and people who just you know it's so shocking people who wanted to actually comment on this story were able to twitter is that a place that was facebook. forums on line certainly but national media no why is that why is it so hard for the mainstream to go on these kind of story i think it goes back to that systematic issue of cops have the legal right to kill and we saw that in a specific case brandon bradshaw who's from my hometown a small town in kentucky this man was actually shot you know by an off duty sheriff's deputy he was a bailiff but it just unbelievable the bailiffs claiming self-defense you know clearly this beloved man iraq war veteran the recent all children you know no history of violence whatsoever the man is actually sitting in his car the bailiff shoots him in the had shoots him in the torso and the bailiff is claiming self-defense and something else maybe that is astounding to me this man and i hate to cut you off or important at a time but you know

and the job that i get is very important to me to handle my business i remember sammy davis said yearsgo -- he never goes through a door without -- unless he is certain that the door will stay open for others behind me. whatever i have a job it is important for me to handle myself in a way so when there is another young person of color or even someone know who is my age, that they will say, dule was cool. he didn't give attitude. maybe we will do it again. if i went in there and act like a wild man, it could possibly affect the choice next time around. tavis: i heard you really are and wild man. >> only in trinidad. tavis: that's where i heard it. let me go back to -- speaking of trinidad and the music. i'm getting older and i can tell i'm getting older because that time flies by. when i think about and glove and "bring in da noise, bring in da funk, that is the kind of thing that i could see like every week because there are some things -- we like certain movies or songs. they cause something in us to rise up. in my case, there is something about the power of that play that just reson

the sammy davis jr. kiss, audience never stopped. there was another one -- i think it was the seventh episode we ever did -- my character was very anxious about having to take final exams. my character, my character became impotent. [laughter] show business. the whole thing -- gloria was all upset, we cannot make love -- arte goes down to the bar and he runs into jefferson and he says, the people are good with these things and issues, my son, he is stuck in neutral. [laughter] that one of the biggest laughs. >> what is it like to have been part of the tv family that is so iconic? >> it was great. it was like your family. we spend more time with our television family than our real family. it was a great experience. it was my master's degree. i have always said -- when i was a little kid, i went to see my dad working on the dick van dyke show, and i was 13, 14, 15 years old, and i spent all day every day watching him work with actors, writing the script,. that was like me going to college and learning about it. all in the family was li

sammy davis had it. so i listened to my katra, and now bbbtt! i'm dominating the dojo.'m class champion. well, you know i have watched peterman run the company. sure, you have. i know how to do it. pair of pants, a stupid story a huge markup. i can do that. you follow your katra, and you can do anything. now get out of here. ok. that kid is gonna be all right. no, she's not. [knock on door] come on, kramer! hey there. come on. mom's down in the car. ok, joey. you guys both have class at the same time? no, we're in the same class. what do you mean you're in the same class? he almost beat me. kramer, you're fighting children? we're all at the same skill level, jerry. he's 9 years old. you don't need karate. you could just wring his neck. [car horn honks] i got car pool. kramer: thanks for the juice box, mrs. z. hey, could we stop for ice cream on the way home, mom? mmm, i don't know. please! please! please! please! please! please! all right. yay! yay! yay! yay! dugan: you're taking the job? you got that straight. now, i want 4 new ideas from each of you by 6:00. no, make

sammy davis jr. kiss, audience just never stopped. it was another one where this was like -- i think it was like the seventh episode we ever did. my character was very anxious about having to take time exams and my character, my character became impotent. [laughter] you know, show business. and the whole thing was i couldn't -- gloria was all upset we couldn't make love. and so archie goes down to the bar and he runs into jefferson. and he says to jefferson, he said, you people are good with these things and these issues. he said, my son, he's -- how shall i said, he's stuck in neutral. and that cut one of the biggest laughs we ever had too. >> what is it like, "all in the family" to have been part of a tv family that was so eye con snick have you stayed in touch with people over the years? >> it was really great. like your family. we spent more time with our television family then our real family. it was a great experience. i learned -- it was my master's degree. i always said when i was a kid, little kid, i went to see my dad work o

injury or death here or two of these examples on december twenty first of two thousand and twelve sammy davis was shot and killed by a cop in georgia as he stood in the grocery store parking lot asking customers for spare change the officer who killed him had a link the disciplinary file in his department and a history of excessive force against citizens here is davis' sister talking to local media there's a problem with leadership that we keep somebody like i was sworn to protect. me because i did do that innocent person. another example bradshaw iraq war veteran and father of three young children was shot and killed by a member of the local sheriff's department in bowling green kentucky the bailiff is claiming self-defense but bradshaw was shot point blank in the head while seated in this car as for the bailiff while he was placed on administrative leave pending investigation and not arrested three hundred gathered in the streets to bring awareness about where in this case does the law protect u.s. citizens. the savage cruelty of cops this abuse of power goes far beyond to serve and protect

>> backstage with sammy davis jr.eed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the next child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but underpants. fewer clues now for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fibers as opposed to hundreds or potentially a thousand fibers. >> the 13-year-old victim was found beneath this bridge over the south river in atlanta's suburbs. a driver crossing that bridge earlier in the week saw a man leaning over the railing. it turned out to be the same afternoon jo-jo bell

. >> a week later sammy davis junior and frank sinatra came for a concert to benefit the children. that's his father, homer williams, with the black newspaper atlanta world. >> how come have you no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? >> back stage with sammy davis junior in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. it was so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas, chaperoned, and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltizar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the next child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but under pants. fewer clues new for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fibers as opposed to hundreds or potentiall

martin luther king and we work with them movie stars and people like sammy davis, jr. and people don't know carroll o'connor "all in the family" they donated lots of money to us. these are important things to understand. austin davis and his wife were very close to us. even richard pryor, people came over, and these are people who understood our programs and everything we put together understand that in part program is one thing but the ball an organizing klan chapters amp branches the black panther party members came up with numerous programs the one primary group came up with the free avalanche program got the donations for the african-american community plus the other programs they put together so now known as georgia state university but more importantly she created the free pharmacy program. there are 22 different programs the cooperative housing program never got beyond architectural design. but we have legal aid service, huey can i put that program all he was in prison. i just say that we had 22 different programs so it was the key because israel programs not jus

i want to be like john wayne, liz taylor, sammy davis, jr., and everybody wanted to be the guy on the big screen or in on the baseball or football field. even to this day but those are not the real heroes because when you sit back and think about john wayne died. nobody talks about john wayne. you don't hear them talk about liz taylor but they talk about rosa parks. or harriet tubman. the individuals that the congressmen was speaking of. those that sacrificed. the manmade icons and there are god-given icons. the manmade icons go with the calendar once the changes they are forgotten. fed god-given icons live through the duration of time. that is why if he died wife was irrelevant but what i stood for stan's longer. if you think of dr. king how he lives stronger in death than when he did when he was alive. you heard how i will be remembered when i leave this world. that is the plan. to leave a blueprint for what has not been thought of yet. so when they realize there is people here they were from out of this world from the time they had on the planet, your grand kids ain't born yet. the

people like sammy davis, jr. people even know this. able don't even know that carol a con in all of the family, him, which they donate lots of money to us. these are important things to understand about people. arthur davis and his wife, ruby, they were very close to us. like other people. even people like richard pryor popped in, et cetera and so a. these are people who understood our program and everything put together yet to understand the template platform program is one thing. but after the 10-point platform and program and all the organizing and all the involved organizing and all the chapters and all the branches, black panther party members beyond me came up with numerous programs. winston-salem north jalandhar was the one at primary group that came up with a free avalanche broken, complete with 501(c)(3) status for nonprofit entity structure, government donated, et cetera for free and was broken for the african-american committee, and winston-salem, north carolina, puzzle the other programs they put together. sister jones now