This Day in History: 12/01/1990 - Chunnel Makes Breakthrough

In this "This Day in History" video, learn about the history of December 1. December 1, was the day Rosa Parks became famous for standing up to racial oppression, the Kyoto Protocol was signed, and the Chunnel was created. Brought to you by host Russ Mitchell of the History Channel.

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