it's about sister dorothy, isn't it? i read what happened. ss you know that i was in touch with her. (eames) right, you were in touch. she was your teacher in catholic school? no. sister edwina misunderstood. i just played in their schoolyard. but sister dorothy helped you. or did we misunderstand that? i was 12. some older boys were beating me up. she stepped in, gave them a what for. i ran home. she saved my life. i never thanked her. she saved your life. you never thanked her. that must have been quite a-a beating. yes, i never forgot it. oh, sorry. i like this. sorry. i'm thinking that you must have built up a lot of gratitude in the last 20 years to go all the way upstate. my company sent me there to lead a tutorial. you hear from sister dorothy after she got your note? (eddie) she called my cell. i mentioned in the note i wanted to make a donation. we spoke briefly. (eames) you speak to anyone else? a homeless man named mickey? he said he got a $20 donation. i never went to the church. may i go? uh, yeah. last thing. we're asking everybo

i am so glad that dorothy irene height around me to be a part of that group. thank you very much. [applause] >> good morning, sisterse i was there, you know? first let me the ratings of the national action network. reverend al sharpton is the president. clayola, your stories are very interesting to me, and you guys really had courage. i certainly admire that. you were probably a lot better off than the group of people that i went to the march on washington with in 1963 because we were on a yellow school bus. so let me just how you my story. in 1963, i'm from harlem, harlem, new york,. [applause] and i'm actually a third generation. and in 1963 our probably the greatest congressman that's ever lived, the honorable adam clayton powell, thank you, tony. got some money to run i guess a program that was called are you which is probably the prerequisite, the precursor to all of the anti-party programs at that time. and they were, i'm not sure how leaders, these future leaders who identified. i know my seventh grade teacher i did get some leadership ability. while you're supposed to been 13, my mother lied and said i was 1