>> well, you know, i think on the one hand, i think, you know, rupert needed to shome, you know, as kindf -- make sure that there's an orderly transition. there's been a history of the sons verseus, you know, roger ailes so i think they also wanted to manage the perception side of this, so all in all there's no question right now that this is a generational change from rupert to highs sons. the question becomes, you know, what impact -- how do they kind of manage the transition? what impact does it have within the newsroom? there's any number of things that can happen here and we only hope that the company will be able to navigate this quite successfully. >> thanks so much for your perspective. >>> comi up, why warren buffett, jamie dimon and mary berra and others held a secret meeting about the future of corpor >>> shoefs some of the nation's most valuable companies held a secret meeting to discuss the state of publicly trade companies. as reported by the "new york times," a group of business leaders met over the past year to address how to make the marketplace more attractive more priv

but to inmate shome, who shares a six-person, one bathroom cell it is definitely prison. >> translatorery small room. it is insanely hot here in the summer. there is only one fan that's it. >> the cell was very homey. each of the inmates had their own sheets, personalized their own area, they even had a fish tank. >> she is serving a two-year sentence for stabbing her ex-girlfriend's new lover with a penknife. >> translator: i have no idea how this happened. i think everybody has that fut that waits to flare up. if it happened to me, it can happen to anybody. >> she stands out among other inmates because of her tattoos which are forbidden by judaism. >> translator: i have this one, which is, say my name, bitch. it was in "american pie." from a movie. i almost died laughing. i am a silly person like that. so i did the tattoo. >> banisti also stands out for her popularity with other inmates. she says she had never been in trouble with the law prior to coming to neve tirza but was able to make herself at home here. >> translator: after about a month, i think, i became the queen of the win

just to kind of set up this discussion it seems like the passage of civil rights legislation played shome americans complacent because the people in and at the center of the strug israel understood that their job was the same the day after the voting rights act as it was before the voting rights act. >> that's right. >> and that they were in a struggle that was going to go on for a long -- i just recently talked to willy ricks, that some of you might recognize that name, the person who first started using the term black power, and for him this has been a 50-year experience in his life, and for so many other people like that, and i think that that's for the generation coming up. i hope that they connect to that. >> now, it's interesting to hear you remember yourself all those years ago and being impressed with stokley and so forth. i remember once we were in a panel. this was also many years ago and you said as you got older, you know what i'm going to say, as you got older king got wiser? >> yeah, yeah. >> any decades after reflections about that moment of sort of seeing the juxtaposition