immediately under, as it turned out, shuttlesworth's bed. the headboard was, essentially, oh, six to eight feet away from the bomb which had 16 or so sticks of dynamite. it blew him up and out of bed. mattress somewhat shielded him, and he emerged with a slight bump on the head but no may sr. your injuries -- major injuries. in this occasion shuttlesworth with found his pants, went out. there were, there was some anger ask some weapons -- and some weapons being brandished. he gave a short nonviolence speech saying this is not the time or place for that, and we will, you know, the klan planted that bomb, and that bomb had my name on it, but god erased it off. and so he has saved we to lead the fight. and so the next day in spite of the bombing, in spite of the destruction of the front side of his house and also some damage to the church because the parsonage and the church were immediately adjacent to each other, he led the first integrated effort to ride the buses. twenty-two people, not including shuttlesworth himself, were arrested that da

and shuttlesworth says this is all just trying to stampede the meeting.going to stay here forever. you will have to try this out. no, this is for real. this is a real fire hazard. so once again come he gave and gave the order for the people to vacate. but then he got him one last zinger to achieve coming that there ain't no fire in here. the kind of fire we have an account put out with hoses and taxes. when i read that story, i thought that the title. >> economics act 40 years old -- [inaudible] >> the montgomery boycott had just been a chemist and shuttlesworth decided that segregation was unconstitutional and montgomery county must he unconstitutional 100 miles north in birmingham. he went to the press and said now the decision is made in romanian or rather in montgomery. it is time to make these changes in birmingham. so we look at the transit company until the day after christmas to make the changes voluntarily. if that doesn't happen to, i and x number of my followers will board the buses and sit in the front on a first-come first serve basis beginni

on this occasion and shuttlesworth found his pants and went out. there was some anger and some weapons being brandished. he gave a short nonviolent speech saying this is not the time or place for that and the planted that bomb and that bomb had my name on it but got a race it off. so he has saved me to leave the friend. until the next day in spite of the bombing, and spied a destruction of the front side of his house and also some damage to the church because the parsonage in the church were immediately adjacent to each other. he led the first integrated effort to ride the buses. .. >> she told me if we had actually been there to observe cheeses walking along the water, we would not have been any more reverent than ray were when we saw him come out of the house alive. >> [applause] faq very vetch. i have never bend lapidary before. [laughter] one small correction i discovered that you can triple the number of people who go through the of lake as long as it contains the word tea 40. [laughter] maybe now he will be inspired to offer something. but my

those five weeks of are based ons seven years of work shuttlesworth did in birmingham.e focus on macon, georgia this weekend. for more information, go to our website. thefacebook page has a pull we are asking folks to participate in. 168 people saying you joe biden shouldn't run for president, 38 people saying yes. albert from long creek, south carolina, independent line. hello. let me push the button. caller: good morning. i think joe biden is probably the best vice president in my lifetime. he doesn't get credit for all the things he does. i voted for .iden hillaryprefer him to but i am not sure he could win. americans focus on emotions rather than qualifications. is not's problem washington, it is americans. host: when you are thinking about if he runs for president, what do you think he runs to the office? -- he brings to the office? caller: experience. he knows the players, he knows how things work, he knows how to beenhings done, he's around internationally. i don't think he gets the credit he would deserves -- he deserves. some viewers say it is a disadvantage be

it happened near birmingham's shuttlesworth airport in alabama. killing pilot and copilot. they say the ground proximity warning system was outmoded and making a course change they did not program the computer they were counting on for guidance. eric: wee have been on a extreme weather roller coaster across the country these past few weeks but now it is varying in a new direction. take a look at that twister in the midwest. all that snow giving way to tornadoes in the midwest. several tore across illinois. those twisters are blamed for destroying buildings and snapping power poles, leaving 30,000 people without electricity. there are no immediate reports of any injuries though. people are assessing the damage and trying to restore the power. meteorologist maria molina in the fox extreme weather center with very latest. what is in-store for later today? >> good morning, eric. this storm system very powerful and producing severe weather early in the season. typically the peak of severe weather season during the months of april, may, and also into june. again a little early. w

on this occasion and shuttlesworth found his pants and went out. there was some anger and some weapons being brandished. he gave a short nonviolent speech saying this is not the time or place for that and the planted that bomb and that bomb had my name on it but got a race it off. so he has saved me to leave the friend. until the next day in spite of the bombing, and spied