the laws decay dose of abuse my stage to become an activist for some of the interests of my tribe seaver fire is an artist is a singer and also an actor and he's a very successful artist. one of the most successful or to since of african is street today i would describe him probably as the most influential burnished the decision to move from apartheid to dismantle to share the entire country was a small decision that whites only could make in 1902 and that stage i'm going to give for it i still think. to get still a very good idea but you have to work with reasonable people and within about a year of voting yes i realized that yes it was a dagger in the heart of my people my tribe will be the more modern definition of this is the offical that says to us all european but we africans you know we're very proud to be african. gonna be his leader she's only been there for a few days she's also a babysitter. and she speaks also my language which makes it easier for us to get along that is you know just wave you know the people fall for me and i discuss with other forget it we we have workers a

tom seaver's on the mound.and brooks robinson, the hall of fame third baseman for them, one of the great guys, he hits me a line drive to my right and i had worked so hard taking line drives and ground balls, trying to make myself less embarrassing as a right fielder, and i get a great jump on the ball, and i am off. i'm about three, four running strides and i'm laying out on my backhand because that looks like what i have to do. david: that may be the shot right there. i don't know. that is the shot? >> that's right after. david: you were absolutely level with the ground. that was one of those flying catches. >> graceful and my name didn't appear in many sentences together. but that's my graceful moment. an average ball player can have a great moment. and if you have enough of those -- david: hey, another guy who did what you did, going all out, was pete rose. should he be in the hall of fame? >> i think pete rose probably has done, you know, here's a guy with, you know, if you get 200 hits a year for 20 years