 Sunday morning in October here in New York, but I can't tell you what's going to happen before the sun goes down. With that, Good broke the network TV news color line, much like his friend Jackie Robinson had done for Major League Baseball 15 years earlier. The road there had been long. Good was born in Virginia in 1908, the grandson of former slaves. He grew up in Homestead, a mill town outside Pittsburgh, where his father was a steelworker who encouraged his children to attend college.