tommy smith not a happy camper after being dropped from the german team in a foul way byers defending dual drone bullet tank and mats hummels were cut to disrespecting a trio then when you cut really but with the timing of the no more german team to sabotage pirates recent moments of wolfsburg came to munich to face the defending champions who were looking to make a statement and will talk dog. can the black and yellow stand the rain or would they be dancing any dortmund had an easy test at least on paper with stuttgart visiting did dortmund deliver for the home crowd. welcome to the but is thinking here on the w. i'm chris harrington now byron coach nico kobayashi had this to say before the match with wolfsburg about the so-called washed up byron players. this ng by so i know they will give it their all to prove to themselves and also to everyone else that they are still good enough to play for their country equally vital in fewer. words of provocation of byron munich along with the frustration of these three players behind me be taken out on their opponents the wolves. by encourage

. >> would you say tommy smith is your best friend? >> no. of them are my best friend. >> how can he not get away with it? look at that smile. so adorable. >> that comes up, too. >> are you aware a lot of people in your comments call you cute? >> i'm aware. would you call yourself cute? >> yes. yes. >> is this any youtubers that you think are sell-outs? >> yes. >> can you name one? >> sure. zane. >> that's one of his best buds. >> tell the truth, is it hackie when youtubers watch and react to their own videos? >> yes, it is. >> is that seg you've done? >> no, i've never done it. >> lies. >> if you want to see the whole interview, just go to our website, rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app. >>> a police officer comes across a dramatic scene. >> he's being flagged down to help them out. >> see the heroic moment he makes a life saving move. >> talk about knowing how to protect and serve. >>> and extreme dudes turn a super sandbox into a driver's playground. >> full of horsepower and torque, it puts all of m

and in this picture, tommy smith would win gold and john carlos would win bronze, and an australian by the name of peter norman would take the silver. as you can see, their gloved fists are in the air as a quiet protest against racial inequality the experienced in america, an iconic image. in doing an exhibit like this, sometimes there are juxtapositions you can't anticipate until you lay out the show, and this is a wonderful example of juxtaposition, arthur ashe and carlos and smith. arthur ashe felt exactly the way these gentlemen did about racial inequality in america, but ashe, as i read earlier, he just expressed it in a much different way. it is an interesting juxtaposition, and very relevant, this kind of protest is very relevant to today. we are seeing this with the national flag, so these are issues that linger. we will move from the sports men and women to politics. 1968 was also an election year, a presidential election year, and we have a number of images to illustrate that. but before he could to those images, let's focus on shirley chisholm. she is from new york city, and

particular case, she relates that she adopted this very common graphic element of a raised arm that tommy smith and john carlos had employed in 1968 at the olympics in mexico. although she had not been present at the olympics, she visited elizabeth catholic, who of course was at the time working on a highly abstracted form of revolutionary gestures that had become very much part of the political identity of the black panthers, but also infiltrated the mainstream. i'm showing you elizabeth catlett's sculpture. this is the same sculpture on one side you have the clenched fist, on the backside, you have this abstracted mask-like form of black individuals. this return to the past, which returned to the african sources, was something we had seen over and over again from the 1890's to the harlem renaissance and beyond. this continued to be a constant reference for contemporary artists. it indeed became a call to cultivate racial pride. i'm showing you in this case barbara jones-hogu's relate to your heritage, create this very dynamic, interactive profile. brilliantly colored. as you see, relate, rela

. >> american sprinters tommy smith and john carlos, raising the black glove fists in protest. >> reporterreation. >> the energy in this building is always electric but i think when you add a bigger purpose like black history month and you have the iconic image, it hit the hearts and i couldn't be more honored to be part of something like this today. >> reporter: and his movement came with meaning. >> make some noise for david garabaldi. >> reporter: in oakland, mindi bach, abc 7 sports. >> that is amazing and he does it all in less than six minutes. such high demand as you heard in the story, travels all over the country. he'll be back in the bay area at the end of the month for a private screening, so boy, a lot of people want to see that. >> unbelievable. >> if it was paint by numbers, over the week, i couldn't come up with that. >> not in less than six minutes. incredible. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, you can buy a town in georgia for the cost of a home in san francisco, we break down the properties it includes, including a mill and restaurant. >>> on abc 7 news at elev

among the hardest hit in lee county, alabama, smith station, where our own tommy lightener spoke withwhose bar was destroyed. >> >> reporter: not a lot of your building left standing. you told me you believed this was a sign. if you look up here, there's a cross left. getting a little bit emotional, i know this is stuff. tell me the significance of that, david. >> we hung that up there when we built the place. we all stood around in here and our preacher buddy blessed the place. it's still up there and i'm lucky to be here. it was terrible. yesterday it didn't really affect me like it did this morning. it'll be all right. i'm lucky. >> according to the national weather service, the track of one of yesterday's storms, which was dubbed the monster tornado in this system was 24 miles long. wind speeds reached an estimated 170 miles per hour. this was the deadliest tornado outbreak in this country since the storm that hit moore, oklahoma, in 2013. that killed 24 people. forecasters were able to offer ample warning that the atmosphere over that region was setting up in a dangerous way, war