it was pretty odd to see them bombing the citadel across the river but we later learned that the citadel was indeed already held by the north vietnamese. there were a few marines in a pocket and a few south vietnamese army soldiers. that was the start of operation hue city and later on, i rejoined my company and we took the city block by block and street by street. that went on to the end of march 31. it was very interesting. i got to see catherine malloy again, alive and well. >> she had a photographer with her? >> she had her photographer and he is still alive. catherine passed away in 2007. fast forward into the 90s, and people magazine had an issue dedicated to the vietnam war. it said if you know anybody in this magazine, please call this number. i think it was 900 something something something. i was are the railroad then in philadelphia and i called her. i didn't call her, i called the number and said that i knew her and she called me like a week later and said, hey. people magazine said that you knew me in vietnam and you're the guy that took me into hue? >> i said, yeah. that wa

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compatibly and courageously talked back to the white school official borrowing away from the newly built citadel learning, two blocks from her home in washington d.c.. she sued elliott junior high school. in her case, this was one of the earliest school desegregation lawsuits. of the postwar era. it was one of about a dozen lawsuits that were filed everywhere from rural texas to kansas, washington d.c. and virginia. in the late 1940s. most of these cases never went to the supreme court and they had been forgotten. but these were the case that first got the attention of thurgood marshall and the naacp and laid the groundwork for brown versus board of education. girls in these cases approached white schools, talked to hostile white principles, turned around did a great job with the press. had endless, meetings with lawyers and if you ever had a meeting with a lawyer you know how long and boring they can be. for young women. my apologies to any lawyers in the room. and they talked about their cases with conviction and concise self-possessed ways. to both the black and white press. the first the whi

>> my brother went to citadel and we would dine ut twice a year. that was huge. >> stephen: you play a superhero now, luke cage. >> yes. >> stephen: you have to stay superhero size all the time. >> roughly. >> stephen: luke cage's powers are strong. >> really strong, unbreakable skin. >> stephen: unbreakable skin. so bulls can't stop him. >> not a chance. >> stephen: anything else? can't burn him or freeze him. this theater is really cold. he could take his clothes off, no problem in here. no problem. >> stephen: don't let us stop you. >> well, well -- >> stephen: i shook your hand, gave you a slap on the back as you came by. it's like slapping a brick wall. were you always this big? >> no, i was a nice model size before i got this real, a nice lean fellow. i put on about 35 pounds for the show. in school i played basketball, football, ran track, and realized i wasn't good at any of them, not enough to play them. >> stephen: how old were you when you played football? >> i'll say 12. i hit a guy very hard at one myself.nd almost concussed >> stephen