lessons became the place where my dream i felt like my dream could be realized and i would like to stay here. i was twenty seven when i came here. i was inside me and my girlfriend we had a we had a place together so i was paying half the really she was paying to have to live so we were inside for three years. i met on the street here using i got off the. gallery down to drinking beer

but her liver had already ran its course she need she didn't want to get on the liver transplant so. she died from cirrhosis of the liver at the title. and my songs is stu's me based on some that are we experience or it's something that's happened to me that's when the blues you know when it comes from within i mean gospel. army booze country. they all have. they all tell stories. when i hear the last thing. that they're that. if partner. is for the streets well you never know what's going to happen in a day in

a week that's how things go you know there's not just. seriously it's everywhere like wildfire in a los angeles county. you just look right across the street a couple of blocks read that way as a whole nother gang that does not get along with decide oh here. we have real history right here is how to gangs a broken down type then you have. basically three different types of gangs activity going on and you had to create. most of them don't get along you have the power was there start now not to get alone right here you have less oxygen on the west side of compton and it's a straggly park which is the park i'm standing there right now in the t.p. c.c. if you are contemplating. that's what you have right and elsewhere in ca and my weapon dog man in the sealed off. always some type of addict me going to want to

kind of to keep everything it up it was never like peace even with. the neighbors in the neighborhoods in the school budgets in the polies department everything's sour out back to somewhere great to have some to say and some august to tell it got dropped to tell it all but haven't let it come out police was kicking the gangbangers in it was basically kicked in against my cloak and we needed that. gangsta rap for me you know i'm sayin. it was a cry for attention like you know this is what's going on over here we don't bring lights it is we don't make make sure that you guys know let's call in. whole. this is part of the steve. i cannot talk to you right now i'm on i'm on camera i would speak to you about ten fifteen minutes a day in the head with that. ok.

a business call. more work. more gigs more excitement. this is how i live. in. parliament some place for you where you go to find jazz and blues and r. and b.

. you find that you also upon the punk energy. you can live your life very stately and. or you can be loud. very very. uneven line of the people who enjoy that same volume.

the main the motion. that i feel from the city is constant motion constant velocity everything moves all at once and. sometimes it works sometimes we get in each of those way but there are like over like eight million of us in this city so we get along as best we can sometimes we don't but this is the excitement of the chaos that i live in this is what fuels by music this is what fuels me i like the noise don't ask me why i was born here i like the noise with us j.s.

of a rock n roll or. this is what i have what i. want . i perform. where of the work is i enjoy performing with the people or sometimes you get lucky sometimes you don't this is. wall street this is rotten.

luck. for our. fathers it's great to. hear our prayers for you to see a public service up inside to hear the truth for those who just marched with us all to. leap.

to. please. please please please please please please. please. please. a lot of us started with the spirituals because the spirituals during the days of slavery. work means of communication for. the slaves to communicate to each other about what was getting ready to happen like steal away steal away steal away to jesus they were getting ready to they they used the songs during the underground railroad to communicate with each other they were singing they were not allowed to read the bibles. and they were fleeing from from the south to the north

and spirituals choir sing them but there they really have a message if you listen to. what. was. the it. was.

the minister gets up to preach there should be nothing for him to do but to give the word and as the levites used to prepare the music and with the harps and the flute they prepared the way for the for the for the message to be given and church music to me does the same when you don't have hope you know the song this is you know i need the every hour. and it's kind of like a prayer because you it just helps you remember all the things that he's brought you. because especially during times of sadness people are. they don't have money. and sometimes you just need that song and sometimes it's not a gospel song though it just may be a song just hearing joy to the world the lord has come and then now and then there's another version of there is joy to the world. the gospel just takes

a different different twist to a song that we all know but it gives people hope i think that gospel music gives you hope it gives you peace and it gives you joy you know the young people they have a different beat you know. but they have a different be and so that then they come out with a new song still the same. with . the from grace to read. it had to happen. had to happen there was it was inevitable we call against right now but it was actually store to call it reality where perfect example is so easy lyrics you say whoa. about knowing just had to

be compton so i gotta get drunk before my day begins before my mama start bitching about my friends basic you understand everything i'm saying right here my reality is simple of compton born and raised. father. father died when i was a baby momma was a crack in a four minute we all have our stories i had to earn my respect in the streets in order to just survive. it was it was more of a necessity to say what you had to say like. you know i'm saying like the battering you know sam i mean you know saying these are words that people understand where we come from so when you put that in a song that's what everybody will gravitate to. the russian military deteriorated terribly at the end of the soviet union and russia was always going to rebuild its military the question is how can we the united states and russia construct

a relationship where we are both confident in all of the intentions or more confident of the intentions of the other so that we're not worried it's not that we shouldn't. but it we should make sure that our counterparts understand why we have it and when and where we would use that. nobody could see coming that false confessions would. in this population the prophet. had any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i were to cooperate send a statement that i would be home by that time the next day there's

a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all the crime. and. the.

people don't know what's go i know they don't know what it's like for us over here you don't know what how hard it is just told me. we're african music is coming from the soul. african-americans have struggled from the beginning that's not a gimmick it's like only you know a real woody feel. my people who struggled with. you know blues came from the cotton fields i mean so those people had a lot of. what i say. you know a lot of grievances you know not be in. people to do what they want to. and not being free new york does sound like different from texas different from chicago new york has its own style i try to make mine stand out different from all

you know still have the blues feel but different. the plan and so i would buy a. three year two thousand and thirteen fortune francis who's. a five year plan in the south where. every day. monday through saturday i might take all one day play in the south way. every day. so as base near as

i do this road live woman. everything all the. ranchman just like people work it with a pay don't feel paid them feel beals meals meals. paid every rent. this keep you there get him say and keep from band on that. nonsense can be from being home that's you know. the sofa goes to new york ring which is like no other rain anywhere else in the world. like a movie. such a cleansing is a fact is of the rebirth. it was a. big. man

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take. some people on here you know that's. called they feel like this. you saying i'm doing what you low the do. and they don't mean now i don't care how good you are in the south way it's not about how good she was just a lot of people just. so you give me what you will not a good thing going to be well. number one and number was dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars i made

a dollar. dollar's. need a dollar a dollar is what i had in the one dollar i mean more than this might be the turn this. was due. i guess outs are in and so. since when is an. old hymn aren't. governess. american music is largely african. we got carried away here we care the music with us. the real hard becomes the bulldozer was we don't have a lot of money. get it. good that noise is the music itself. that's the heartbeat of our student. us. not the politicians not the

rich real the heart what we do is the truth. it's not about money. it's the color of nature not the color of money. you want to rule me yorker we've got you want a real musician you've got your real human being. third. third.

yes so cause my next. night i was with some lady in a trance i wasn't even the claim in her was she was the one traced but you want gossip girl that's why you gotta catch this accident see we're trying to play the telephone game always get it back with this african name thought to be a serious problem the rest the guy from the place you say it is the are point the bullets up top is such great kick it is snakes face perfect foam rest mass you want to work off we got you towel piece now mona lisa i'm sure this box i'm saying you need to save.

people just got a lot aggression up in here because you know the system is always on these people heads you know that came through to. form a commission into slavery to be squashed inside of an area. dad was a lot of gunshots in the midst of going on people like to put in their artwork and you know the best writer wins you know that's what's go to the competition out here now to see who comes up with the best on board as far as music there's a lot of things happening you know to where these guys like to get it off their chest bharati is all cultures being. you know people from africa african-americans however you want to call it black you want to call that we always have we're with people and in the arts is to be you know one of the english culture we have to guide broaden their view sometime of how we use our words and how they use their words of the system that we live in now you know this isn't. an old action. likely

part of a left takes full plus when you see this plus he has to throw more stick and a lot of laughs that result oh gosh that just sort of got to number in the series and then he got me he did so by me to get crowe in a box that's the good but not the sequel. don't put the bigotry on the city slicker after putting it at their own end up listening to the hot sun but then don't jump the gun trying to avoid the shots very well make a difference you get a rap sheet on a conference office you know we put a stick. in the wrapping we go over after our car the bar is hardly a bill by our what you seen around there's nothing about not. taking seems to be negative plenty for you this morning. they're going to just be yo yo yo former really as

a you know. you know why people form the day you have your farm and go as far as them are marked down. with a dry jeer. why you're not going to get rid of us. who will not go away you will not die quietly you brought us here just got with us. let me live. on doc.

strong. in the united states there by one o'clock phone every man on control we all get it back one day we all that we know will control that. one control this guard. controller.

going to camp sundown camp for people that can't decide and they're like so vampires. like safe housing and they don't have to talk about what they go through with this because we understand our daughter katie was first diagnosed with a very rare son sensitive condition if i get sunburned i heal she doesn't feel patients and they have problems with the walk to talk to some of the brains that are actually shrinking inside the skull gets taken in the brain still small. the pain is indescribable it's feels like a really really bad chemical burn but it goes through your skin in your muscles oh

it's down to the bone and there's no really. we're not sure this is but just. to bragg's it or not to break that that is the question teresa mayes find to exit the e.u. has been roundly criticised from virtually every corner and with a looming deadline the u.k. could face a hard briggs's without an agreement even early elections how did it get to this point. tracking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people who rushed to

a small town in north. the coda was an unemployment rate of zero percent like the gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore slow down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a tough reality to deal with. the headlines here on our two international iran's foreign minister describes donald trump's words as shameful for pledging america's continued partnership with saudi arabia as the u.s. leader shifts focus from the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi to both countries fight against iran. france adopts a controversial law aimed at fighting fake news in a bid to prevent us information.