Monument to MLK dedicated in Boston

Descendants of Martin Luther King Jr. gathered at the nation's oldest public park to dedicate a massive monument to civil rights icon in Boston.

The $10 million sculpture called "The Embrace" consists of four intertwined arms was inspired by a photo of the Kings embracing when King Jr. learned he had won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.

Their son, Martin Luther King III, addressed the crowd at the unveiling ceremony. The bronze artwork was designed by Hank Willis Thomas and MASS Design Group and was selected out of 126 proposals.