Number two. My name is rosa parks. And number three. My name is rosa parks. Once again, panel, these three ladies all claim to be civil rights champion rosa parks, and lets start the questioning with kitty carlisle. Number two, what led up to this glorious moment on that bus . How did you feel at the moment of arrest . [ bell dings ] that bell tells us the time is up. And now, of course, its time to vote whoever, in your opinion, is the real rosa parks. I voted for number two, and its just based on a feeling. She just has that gentleness, i think, that would allow to be defiant. Okay. Any one of these three ladies could have had the courage, and im ashamed to say, i dont really know which one it really is, but i voted for number two. All right. And nipsey, who got your vote . Well, ill have to disqualify myself. I know mrs. Parks, and i was one of the entertainers on that show between selma and montgomery, but ms. Rosa parks is 10 foot tall, and shes a legend and a hero in the democrac
[ woman vocalizing ] [ woman chanting indistinctly ] [ crowd chanting indistinctly ] -rosa parks for all of her life was fighting on issues that are still very much at the forefront of national discussion and debate. -these battles are ongoing. today, you look at the rampant voter suppression taking place across the country. state houses at the local level are introducing voter suppression laws that are meant to keep the ballot box narrow and as white as possible. - the right to vote is so important for americans. we vote for the people to represent us in government. i decided to get registered. the first year i tried was 1943. i went down to register and take my tests, but i did not receive a certificate in the mail. the second time i tried, i was denied.
add on. yeah. .and change. and david will never know until it s finished, right? or until he watches your show. that s exactly right. [ chuckles ] coming up next. you may have heard of safe rooms, but you probably think it s not something you need or a luxury item you can t afford. you ll be surprised to hear what we ve learned. so stick around. [ woman vocalizing ] this is b. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when. hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what s the catch? there s no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. oh no. (under his breath)
it s a safe room is, of course, the width of this threshold. it s much thicker than your traditional 2x4 wall, and, of course, this steel door, which is much stronger than a traditional interior house door. the door has to open in, because if the whole house collapses around you, and if the door opens out, you re not gonna get out. so all the safe room doors open in. and we ve also got a few features here like the telephone outlet and, of course, the fresh-air vents to make sure that there is airflow in and out of the room in case there is no power during a storm. some simple additions to a regular bathroom that could make all the difference when it counts. a safe room is something that isn t really expensive and can really give you peace of mind. there s more you need to know about staying safe in a disaster, and i ll run it all down for you next in the massi memo. [ woman vocalizing ]
[ people cheering ] [ applause ] having a home is the place where you build stability. and jesse hasn t had that yet. what they re giving to to these soldiers and these families, to me, is a foundation to start a whole new life. the building homes for heroes family they have been so supportive of us, and they ve really gotten us through this year. it is the best thing that s happened to us ever. how do you say thank you for something so big? even as we sit in here, i keep thinkin that, like, it s just it s not clickin yet that this is our house. we feel so undeserving. but we feel so blessed. up next, a massi memo with information you can t afford to miss. stick around. [ woman vocalizing ] heartburn!