Volunteers Honor Civil Rights Leader in National Day of Service

People across the United States volunteered for community projects Saturday in an activity called the National Day of Service, tied to a holiday Monday honoring the memory of America's best known civil rights leader, Martin Luther King, Jr. In Washington, President Barack Obama appeared at an event, one of many moved to Saturday because his second inauguration before thousands of people will take place on the King holiday. VOA’s Mike O’Sullivan reports from Los Angeles on some of the local projects around the country.