it's a sculpture called "bridge" and it pays tribute to american tommie smith's protest at the 1968 olympicsas my chance to make a world stand on something that i really believed in. >> reporter: smith, now 80, had just won the 200-meter dash when he raised his arm and gloeved fist in protest during the medal ceremony. his team, john carlos, joined him. the image, an iconic moment in america's civil rights struggle. but both men were sent home, suspended from future olympic competition, though they did retain their medals. >> i had a picture of tommie smith taped to the corner of my imack. >> reporter: artist glenn kaino gained inspiration from the picture. he got a cast of smith's arm. >> you come to l.a., i'll take the arm off your body. >> the fact that it's a life cast really connects it to the individual. >> reporter: curator sarah newman first saw the exhibit in 2014. >> it was so incredibly powerful. i saw the way people engaged with it. >> reporter: eventually bringing it to the smithsonian american art museum. >> reporter: what do you want people to take away from this exhibit? >> i

suspended from future olympic competition, though they did retain their medals. >> i had a picture of tommy smith taped to the corner of my imac. >> reporter: arnold found inspiration from the gesture. in 2013 he collaborated with smith, beginning with the cast of smith's arm. >> i said you come to l.a., i'll take the arm off your body. >> the fact it's a life cast really connects it to the individual. >> reporter: curator sarah newman first saw the exhibit in 2014. >> it was so incredibly powerful. i saw the way people engaged with it. >> reporter: eventually bringing it to the smithsonian museum art museum. >> what do you want people to take away from this exhibit? >> i'm hoping that people can be inspired by the legacy of tommy smith. understand that they have the power to use their own voice and make a difference in their own world. >> what was your reaction when you learned your art would be featured in the smithsonian american art museum? >> i mean it was, i'm still kind of in shock to be honest now more than ever. you know tommy's gesture will deserve to be memorialized and presented and b

>> i'm hoping that people can be inspired by the legacy of tommy sm smith, understand that they have use their own voice and make a difference in their own world. >> tommy's gesture deserves to be memorialized and presented and brought back to the public. >> reporter: a powerful moment once condemned, now celebrated in art for all time. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. and this is "cbs news roundup." have you been injured on a job site? call the barnes firm n we handleyou been injured construction accident ca if i was injured on a job site i'd call the bar wei wasn't sure what to do. coi called the barnet ca ibest call i could have madite i'd call the bar wei had a serious fall. do. coi called the barnet ca ibestthey got me theave madite i'd cbest result po weinjured on a job site?do. cocall the barnes firmca ibestt♪ the barnes firm,madite i'd cbinjury attorneys ♪ ♪ call 1-800 eight million am i...relaxing? in an airport? okayyy, alaska airlines. this lounge is nice. like “handcrafted-espresso- bevvies-hot-food- free-wifi” nice. and these comfy chairs... this puts my condo to sh

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the exhibit titled bridge consist of 200 caths of tommy smith's arm stretching 100 feet over the mainemorializes u.s. runners tommy smith and john carlos raising their fists as a symbol of black power at the 1968 games in mexico city. this happened after winning the golden bronze matters -- metals. >> it was my chance to make a world stand on something i believe in. >> now more than ever tommy's jester deserves to be memorialized and presented and brought back to the public. >> i am hoping that people understand that they have the power to use their own voice and make a difference in their own world. >> both smith and carlos were sent home after the protest and suspended from future olympic competition. they did keep their medals. here in the bay area their impact continues to be felt at smith's alma mater san jose state ray statue of smith and carlos was unveiled three years ago. >>> after the break we have highlights from today's stern grove music fest ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charg

lives, and he's had support from many track stars along the way, including olympic gold medalist tommie smith ceremony in mexico city in 1968. >> malcolm says smith helped them compete as kids in lithuania. >> he funded a small team of us to go and compete overseas. it was a really great experience. >> clemons is on the track and field team at the university of florida, where the team won the 2023 ncaa men's outdoor track and field title, and last summer on a youth team, he won gold for usa in costa rica. >> and that's i'll say that moment was the turning point when i really knew that i could go far in the sport. >> are you ready to go to paris? >> yeah, i'm i'm ready. it's going to be fun. i this season i tried to i worked with my coaches to make sure that i wouldn't be peaking at nationals. at the college nationals, i was trying to make it to where the end of the year around this time, is when i'll be the strongest and the healthiest and be able to compete at my best. so i had i had planned to make this team. i really had this written down. it's written down on my mirror in my bathroom to m

lives, and he's had support from many track stars along the way, including olympic gold medalist tommie smithty in 1968. >> malcolm says smith helped them compete as kids in lithuania. >> he funded a small team of us to go and compete overseas. it was a really great experience. >> clemens is on the track and field team at the university of florida, where the team won the 2023 ncaa men's outdoor track and field title, and last summer on a youth team, he won gold for usa in costa rica. >> and that's i'll say that moment was the turning point when i really knew that i could go far in the sport. >> are you ready to go to paris? >> yeah, i'm i'm ready. it's going to be fun. i this season i tried to i worked with my coaches to make sure that i wouldn't be peaking at nationals at the college nationals, i was trying to make it to where the end of the year, around this time is when i'll be the strongest. >> taking a brief pause here to take you straight to the white house, we're listening in to vice president kamala harris speaking publicly for the first time since being the presumptive democratic pre

the all blacks went ahead, but a try from tommy freeman and then a conversion from marcus smith edgedle“a“s second try put new zealand back in front and they held on for a 24—17 victory. the all blacks are still unbeaten in auckland since 1994. it isa it is a roller—coaster. the journey the team has been on, howfarwe on, how far we have come from the result at twickenham to the team we are today, it is, i am so proud to lead this team. i know that every time we get on the field we give absolutely everything. i think we showed that tonight.— absolutely everything. i think we showed that tonight. south africa are hosting _ showed that tonight. south africa are hosting ireland, _ showed that tonight. south africa are hosting ireland, their- showed that tonight. south africa are hosting ireland, their second | are hosting ireland, their second test, 11 minutes gone, 3—0 to the irish in that one. get the latest on that on the bbc sport website. there is the match between england and spain tomorrow evening. 0llie foster will bring you up—to—date on all thatis will bring you up—to—date on al

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