near the tommy smith and john statue. a student walking on campus reported being groped by two men on wednesday night. she told police the man rode up on two bike, groped her and then rode off. and police put out a crime alert. it contained a description of the two men. one wearing a white shirt and the other a purple shirt. after that alert went out, yet another victim contacted police to say the same thing happened to here around 7:30 that same night. this victim was near. at least one student here on campus is concerned. the freshman woman told us that she is concerned that there maybe should be more police patrols in the area, especially since these crimes have been reported. maybe the campus security should increase patrols as well. now a third person was the victim of a sex crime or at least a peeping tom-type crime. this woman, just yesterday around 3:35, she told police she was in a bathroom stall when a man came in and looked underneath the door. we are getting reaction all morning long from students. reporting l

as much as tommy smith and john collins realize there is no >> imagine john's son.saying, your father spit on the flag, boy, and things like that, having to hear that coming up as well and not seeing what john was doing was to try to really lift up the country, trying to get south africa and rhodesia disinvited from the olympics, because they were apartheid countries. these things 40 years in hindsight seem logical. >> john, 43 years later, how do you view america differently than you did in 1968 when you stood on that stand? >> american is still evolving, still growing. you have to have someone to make that corridor where they can make the right turns in life. there are not no times where you stand on the side. many people walk by and want to take part. they have feared for reprisal. many are getting over that because they are realizing their lives are on the edge right now. >> it is a great story. it all springs were an iconic moment in mexico city in 1968. dr. carlos, thank you so much. it is the john carlos story, the sports moment that changed the world. thank

as much as tommy smith and john collins realize there is no other place to make our point than the game street, the capitalists of all society. >> what was your low point after this? it happened in such a divisive time, 1968, one of the most volatile years. you did become a lightning rod. what was your low point? was there ever a time where you said, damn, i should have just kept my arm down? >> absolutely not. >> i figured that was not. >> absolutely not. >> what was your low point? >> when i lost my first wife, when she couldn't deal with it anymore and she took her life. that was a low point. there might be where you thought you had individuals that were you your friends and they stepped away from you. it took a minute to realize they left because of fear of reprisal. >> how about your family. we know about the tragedy of your first wife. what about other members of your family, did they rally around you? >> my family stay with me through thick and thin, my mom, my dad, my brothers, everyone was with me. my kids more so. >> imagine john's son. malik carlos, in the army, having his se

these three incidents -- incidents happened wednesday night and happened back there next to the tommy smith juan carlos statue. police say a student walking near clark hall was groped by one of two men riding bikes. police sent out a crime alert and that prompted a second victim to come forward. the student we spoke to this morning said it's time for public safety to do more. >> i feel like there should be more police around, especially the areas they've been catching them. i know there's been two at sweeney. >> reporter: this is the crime alert sent out following the first reported greening incident. san jose state police describe the suspects as two hispanic males, 5'9". the groping suspect, one black spikey hair, suspect's friend, purple hair. both were riding bikes. and then the next one, a woman was in the bathroom stall. a woman entered the stall and ducked his head up between the stalls. the woman screamed. the man described as transient- looking ran from the bathroom. we'll try to get more student we ack -- reaction this morning. back to you. >> thank you, kraig. >>> a federal raid

very good bet anyone who saw it never forgot the sight of two american athletes at the 1968 games, tommy smithos on the podium for the medal ceremony when both raised their fists into the air. an international fire storm was started and in some ways still hasn't died down. john carlos wrote a book about his journey from harlem to the deep south and olympics and we are more than honored you are joining us in studio. >> the honor and pleasure is mine. >> how are you doing. >> fine yourself. >> good. you have a couple appearances in washington. why write the book now. >> i am getting up in age my grand kids are of high school age ready to graduate, i felt there has been so many stories written, so many books written about john carlos involved in various books, many of the books had been written now the people called me, interviewed me, sat down with me, but they felt they knew enough about me to write a book. in my situation, 99% of it is hearsay i felt it was imperative i put my own very words down as to who i am, why i am and where i i tend ongoing in life. >> it starts with your up bringing in