 On a Sunday morning in 1962, a man named Mal Good made history. He became the first black correspondent for an American TV news network. On that day in October, Good debuted with a breaking story on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Malvin R. Good died in 1995, and most people forgot about his accomplishments. But that's now changing, thanks to a new biography of his pioneering career. Bill O'Driscoll of member station WESA has the story.