Daryl Roberts, Hartford businessman Kuba Asseqai and former FBI agent Tyrone Powers. They have come to see Enfield Street. Roberts arranged the tour. He wants the neighborhood to see positive role models taking interest in their lives. Powers is a black activist and author, and Asseqai wants marchers to take to Harlem for the Million Youth March.
Berry is in civilian clothes.
He wanted to go work out at the end of his day. But this came up, and he is here. June Johnson approaches them and says she needs money to send her teenage son to Australia. Asseqai suggests the Australians pay for it. Berry says he used to live on Garden Street, not far from here.