Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Eyewitness Opens Up 50 Years Later | MSNBC

50 years ago, Mary Ellen Ford witnessed the tragic moment Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in the hotel where she was working. Now, and for the very first time, Ford opens up about her extremely personal experience -- one that even her brother hadn't known for decades -- to NBC's Craig Melvin.

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