out from the storm, there s a guy driving around town asking store owne do you need anything? i ve helped out four or five people already, so just trying be a good role model for the town. eporter: jake phillips says every store downtown was damaged. as far as you can see it was like four foot of water owerywhere. reporter: andhat the water has receded in this part sf north carolina, a lot of business own are getting their first look at the damage. taylor bennett s boutique shop took a direct hit from the storm. all of my blood, sweat and tears i put into this store. reporter: and now her friends and family are pitching in to salvage whatever they can. it was underneath of the register cabinet. everything was all covered in water under there. r reporter: as own across town clean up, taylor is determined to do business online until her shop is back up and running. ou we re going to get this cleared move everything upstairs and just continue upstairs with our onl
to gain the right to vote. to achieve the sacred birth right of equality here. that s big stuff, that s big stuff. those are very big phrases, very big words. here we memorialize the brave men and women who struggle to sacrifice and sacrifice so much so that others might live in freedom. all right, i want to bring in athena jones now. she s at the museum. so how was the president s messages received today? hi, fred. well, there was certainly applause after those remarks. and during those remarks, especially when he recognized the widow of medger evers, who was there inside the museum during the tour. he came, he toured the museum, he saw several exhibit, including freedom writers, who helped desegregate buses in the 60s. he mentioned james meredith, who was the first black student to attend the segregated university of mississippi in 1962. he spent a good deal of time talking about medgar evers himself who was assassinated here in jackson in 1963. yak son s airport is na