with this psychedelic kite behind me?ou will only watch nbc bay area every night. >> yes, jeff. >> yeah, yeah, right behind me, we are looking at this pretty psychedelic kite spinning around. probably nothing like you've ever seen before. this is one of many kites you'll be seeing this upcoming weekend. tom, the man in charge of the whole festival, is lining this kite, manning it right now. tell us about what we can expect this weekend if people want to come out. >> it's going to be great. kite making for kids, food, music, buy a kite, bring your own, free shuttle buss from north berkeley, come out and have a great time. enjoy the weather. >> what are we looking at right here? this is a unique looking kite. like a parachute on its side. >> 30 feet in diameter. really a beautiful piece, like a kaleidoscope. over 5,000 pieces of individual cloth going into the making of this. >> you don't want to look at it too long. i got dizzy. my kite wrangler, what's your name? >> john. >> what are you doing without sleeves on your shir

psychedelic is something that affects black people more than white. when black people get it they get it worse. manning had to have both lungs replaced. book while dealing with that. we don't talk a lot about the act of production, the type of grind it takes. i wrote a little book that just came out. these guys wrote several. every time you deal with some type of crisis you have to do it. the fact that he was able to do it and had never done anything like this in his career which was already long is really a tough one. we have four rose as scholars. some of us are primarily mentors and some are primarily writers and some art teachers. some are institution builders. manning with all four. the course at colorado -- columbia. he either founded or developed black studies programs. i believe he was in his 20s when he developed this. it is important to talk about scholar. with that said i will be the role of the credit. i believe that work is the work scholars will have to wrestle with when dealing with malcolm x's legacy going forward. even as it humanizes

seventh or eighth grade, i started smoking a little bit of pot, and then i started doing a lot of psychedelicsore than smoking weed and then i got placed into an outpatient rehab facility for the first time. it didn't work. i relapsed. i was losing jobs. i was failing school and not doing that well. i barely graduated. >> now three months into his one-year sentence, gonzales is headed to the visiting room at orange county's theo lacy jail facility. his mother, who asked that we not reveal her face, has just flown in from his home state of minnesota. >> hi, son. >> hello. >> oh, my gosh. this is the first time i've seen you with your hair cut. i really like it. >> yeah. >> so how was your day today? >> it was all right. it was all right. i just sat outside and read a lot. it's really sunny outside. been sitting outside a lot. >> are you still working every day? >> every day. >> well, that's a good thing, isn't it? >> yeah. i work every day and have my time go by fast. >> now, have you checked into classes, son? >> no. >> okay. >> one thing gonzales and his mother still need to settle is exactly

fun being lectured by them on proper journalism when the questions that they are asking you are psychedelicat is the only word i have. [laughter] and he does not understand that i now love him. i love him. not because i am jesus-like, but because he makes me laugh. people that make me laugh i love. i want to end on a very peaceful much. in my book, i write about how you need to go into enemy territory like bill mahar. everyone says do not do it. after i go on his show in know, i did not like your politics at all but i thought it was pretty cool that you stood up for what you believe gen. and that was me. 20 years ago, the only way we are. convince these people that we are not evil that our freedom and we liberties we want not just for ourselves, our shallows cells, but for them as well and we have to get it through their toskulls and i will hang out and drink with them tonight if they so choose, is that this crazy whyng crazyi will end -- 0 did i do that? it was totally fun and i like created media and the merry prankster thing going on. that is why. but i also want to change minds. i want

fun being lectured by them on proper journalism when the questions that they are asking you are psychedelic. that is the only word i have. [laughter] and he does not understand that i now love him. i love him. not because i am jesus-like, but because he makes me laugh. people that make me laugh i love. i want to end on a very peaceful much. in my book, i write about how you need to go into enemy territory like bill mahar. everyone says do not do it. after i go on his show in know, i did not like your politics at all but i thought it was pretty cool that you stood up for what you believe gen. and that was me. 20 years ago, the only way we are. convince these people that we are not evil that our freedom and we liberties we want not just for ourselves, our shallows cells, but for them as well and we have to get it through their toskulls and i will hang out and drink with them tonight if they so choose, is that this crazy whyng crazyi will end -- 0 did i do that? it was totally fun and i like created media and the merry prankster thing going on. that is why. but i also want to change minds. i w