Californians Pay Tribute to Maya Angelou

National icon Maya Angelou passed away this week at the age of 86. You might not immediately associate the legendary poet and author with California, but she spent quite a few years here. At 16, she was San Francisco's first African-American female cable car conductor. She sang and danced calypso in a nightclub called the Purple Onion. In her 30s, Angelou moved to Los Angeles, where she focused on acting and writing. We ask Californians young and old to read a favorite poem published in 1978: "Still I Rise."