i'm from compton.ntil this day in 2018, no movie theater in compton. >> one of the great joys was to see her, experience the film for the first time. i was thinking of not just her, but all the brown girls around the world who will see this incredible image and images of adventure and wonder and, and empowerment, in a way that, that, no one has experienced before. >> reporter: despite all the progress, women are still far behind in screen time. a new report found only 24% of leading roles in 2017 went to women. down from the year before. even fewer of those roles going to women of color. as the the leading lady, storm says she realizes the benefits of having these women as fairy godmothers. >> you were quoted as saying you thought of eva as a second mom. >> yes, she -- >> oh. >> oh. >> i'm sorry. >> don't be sorry. >> she has really fought for me. on set she was just there for me. and, she made me feel comfortable because this is my first lead role. >> it means me so much to hear her say that. i don't

for example, not so long ago compton, california, the famous compton was the largest black communitylation is african-american. the rest is hispanic. that's huge change. that's massive dislocation. nobody talks about it. people like ron brownstein shout them into silence but it's real and for a lot of people who used to live there, it's traumatic. now let's consider how the other half lives. the people who are making these decisions about immigration and demographic change. are their neighborhoods changing like hazleton and storm lake and compton? come on. you know the answer to that l.a. county is now overwhelmingly hispanic. but not you were income malibu where the famous liberals live where everybody supports these changes. malibu is still 80% white. 87% white, actually. new york city diverse place, of course. but not in michael bloomberg's neighborhood. his zip code is 82% white. it's less than 5% hispanic. it's still 1985 where michael bloomberg list. it probably always will be. that's the point. same with barack obama's neighborhood here in washington. that zip code is less tha

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how do you deal with it as mayor of compton?verend sharpton, i'm in the trenches working with my community. immigration is a factor, and i've seen the impact of the trump administration. people are afraid to come out of their homes. i've worked with local organizations to provide relief to families that are going through the process for daca that need to have access to all of the resources for our dreamers. i've worked with the front lines. i know what my constituents need. i work with my community. i'm there every single day. i understand the impact of uncertainty has had on our communities and our families, so obviously i support immigration, i support dreamers, i support daca. i believe that it's not even about immigration rights, it's human rights. >> thank you very much, mayor brown. >> thank you. >>> up next, politics in sports. athletes using their celebrity to draw attention to problems in america. be right back. the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, wh

you know, comptons -- i've been here talking about comptons before, but i really -- we organized as a way to really mitigate gentrification in the tenderloin, because we understand development needs to happen, but we don't want to see that erase the culture of san francisco and also to displace all the residents that have called the tenderloin home for so long, so we, you know, always come to bat when there is a new development in town. and so we started conversations with star city, and i was pleasantly surprised that they were very open to working with us. in fact they came before you anded for a continuance so they would have an adequate time to really negotiate. since then they've acted in good faith with the community. they have met all of our requests in terms of mitigations and continuing to support economic empowerment. also the preservation of the culture and acknowledgement of the history as it has been mentioned. 229 ellis is a historical -- is of historical important to the lgbt community as put forward by the planning department's lgbt commitment. it was a bath house, and

so when in w a when they released the album straight out of compton which as an east coaster, i was feeling the energy because i understood the struggle. there speak about oppression, police violence, chronologically things we see very much today. but when it came out with the single f the place which it was a single that spoke directly to the police violence but the powers that be legislated and otherwise kind of, they turned it as an anti-police record. the young people chanting that sentiment and being somewhat disobedient and really kind of antagonizing officers in cities that the country, particularly when nwa would perform. so that was kind of like a quick example. another example, this is not in reference to music but had to do with movies. when the movie sendoff with queen latifah and jada pinkett when you start that movie when it came about, there was an instance in los angeles were a group of young women were robbing stores, now granted it was associated -- there's no data or confirmation their influence are not but the perception of it was because of this movie these individuals

use an app to ask a car to pick you up and take you to the other side of the campus that's out of compton i'm staying on top in five. passengers will eventually be able to have a bus take them home from the train station or a subway stop so no one will have to rely on a fixed schedule. thanks to an intelligent network the buses will go precisely where they're told. shift says so much shuttles for the future. short and sweet shifts now show it's. magic shows on stage with garish effects so so twentieth century. magic like everything else has gone digital. but kevin carey is a virtue are so back playing his internet fans with digital tricks and optical illusions. you can walk through mirrors countries. you can hand sap and fish by himself. and it can even do household chores with a wave of his magic wand. his followers on instagram is surely wondering how on earth he does it kevin perry has been doing magic since he was a carrot. his dog somehow manages to retain its dignity. it all goes to show that you shouldn't believe everything you see on the web. but it was the snapshots if you want t

people like me owe that to the perseverance to people like allan spreol andan compton.'m pleased to announce and introduce tonight's first special guest, the house democratic leader nancy pelosi. [ applause ] >> good evening. i've been asked to speak for one minute. get comfortable. i'm honored by my democratic house colleagues, well, everyone in the house knows how long this could be. but let's see. i'm really honored to join the washington press club foundation's annual dinner now under the leadership of president lewis jacobson from factcheck.org. oh, politifact. okay, steph. that's okay, steph. it was mostly true. >> very close. >> so many distinguished guests here tonight. really it is an honor to be with all of you. but to be here with my colleague, with steve scalise, aren't we proud of him? steve, so wonderful. ileana ros-lehtinen, so wonderful. and senator crist coons so wonderful for entertaining us to tonight. and dana bash, interesting to hear the stories of the women who started the this wonderful press club foundation. so naturally she's shared her jokes w

people like me all that to the perseverance of people like ann compton.nd just like the mill politicians today to the women who came for them, like the woman who broke highest ceiling, i am pleased to introduce tonight's special guest, the house democratic leader, nancy pelosi. rep. pelosi: good evening. [laughter] i have been asked to speak for one minute. get comfortable. [laughter] i am honored -- everyone in the house knows how long this could be, but listen. i am really honored to join the washington press club foundation's annual dinner now under the leadership of president louis jacobson from factcheck.org. >> oh, politifact. rep. pelosi:, politifact! ok, fact! [applause] [applause] no way, that is ok. [laughter] it was mostly, true. [laughter] [laughter] guest heretinguished tonight. it is really an honor to be with all of the. but to be here with my colleagues, steve scalise, aren't we proud of him? [laughter] miss theng to congresswoman. she is so wonderful. i hope i don't get you in trouble by saying how wonderful you are, the inileana >> so ma

i jus tt took "wrinkle in tim compton, a city that has no movie theater.had to create a mov theater! we had to create a movie theater inelma to show the film "selma," because it's a black community with no movie theater. so then u get into, which images are valuable and which audiences are valuable. so it's a complex question. >> brown: do you see yourself as an artist who is always interested in is kind of examining and remaking the world? >> art is simply entertainment that has meaning. there are some things that are empty calories, and there are some things that are soul food. and i prefer soul food. >> brown: with "a wrinkle in time," duvernay says she has the chance to speak directly to young people. >> it's really about the times that i've been the most content in life or the times that i ocdn't focus on the darkness. didn't on where i was from or what i didn't have. and it's just a shift in perception about the way we walk through our days. imagine if you had millions of people living in that heart space, it would be transformative for the culture.

the primary is up against the mayor of compton and an incumbent democratic congress person. joins the beat for the first time since her announcement, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with the district you're running in. which is as i mentioned, strongly democratic. what is your appeal, your pitch to those 61% of voters who are democrats? >> my appeal to them is that the democratic party is not the only party that can represent them and that i am going to be a catalyst for change. you know, i'm going to make sure that everyone in my district is given the opportunity to achieve their god-given right, the american dream. >> you mention the american dream, and you're familiar with this big debate over dreamers, i want to play for you what attorney general jeff sessions is saying about a fight in your state about california cities, take a listen. >> california, we have a problem. how dare you? how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open borders agenda. >> where do you come down on that issue, t

. >> i was in compton and i got word that there was a violent picture going around. >> reporter: police say that the graffiti was sprawled on a bathroom wall, saying i'm shooting the school tomorrow, better not come. a lockdown ensued as the school was searched. >> there was kids that were hungry, we felt dehydrated and we just couldn't leave. >> i was crying. i was having anxiety earlier, but i calmed myself down. >> there was no violence, there were no guns found, there's no indication of any sort of threat that took place or that will take place. >> reporter: but as a precaution, san leandro high school will be closed tomorrow. >> after tomorrow, they're going to expect you to come back and just forget about it. it's unforgettable. >> stuff like that is something we can't joke about right now, it's not funny, people are losing their lives. >>> the chp says this morning's rain may have contributed to a car crash in san francisco, you can see what happened. southbound on interstate 280 south of geneva avenue, no one was hurt, that's the good news. the chp are eminds everyone we need to

page you see a full length a road scene in compton cable you don't change the rules allowed to. be. around the world there's always a battle going on with the central bankers and the commercial bankers all this time to repress the population in one way or another recall the global insurrection against banker occupation we've been saying this for years on the shelf so now we're going to look at it from the puerto rican perspective they are similarly being oppressed by the overlords of finance and they are reacting in a very specific puerto rican way. well you know the fire is big. kind of adopted because we were called pirates long . been there in the small boats next to the hard pulling ships and it's. a little self to be told fish already ninety percent of the dark got any fall because the. concept fifteen schools seventy five tons to do it several times a day with a big feet oh you get an idea on why. we have to understand we can not stay still and just. be with this he does feel for you these are. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have and en

after serving at compton's first african-american city clerk, mrs. davis then went on to become the first african-american mayor of a major metropolitan city in the country. during her time in office, mayor davis worked tirelessly to increase tax revenues and job opportunities in compton. upon leaving office she founded the daisy child development centers, a nonprofit organization that provided assistance to single parents and families in and around compton. ms. barragan: she was always an active participant in our community. including the naacp, urban league, league of women votes, and her legacy will live on. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition. >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i wish to commend attorney general jeff sessions and the trump administration for finally taking the action against california's lawlessness on the sa

hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries, i am mark comptonthis is bloomberg. >> thank you. coming up, changing of the guard, more on trump's decision to fire tillerson and the nomination of mike pompeo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> live, from london, i mark barton. bonnie: this is the european close on bloomberg markets. mark barton: president trump ousting secretary of state, tillerson, replacing him with mike pompeo. let's look at it from our side. in the wake of this poisoning of a russian spy. where are we today in the u.s., russia, u.k. saga? >> it will be interesting to see because obviously yesterday the u.s. administration was reluctant to come out and name russia. late yesterday, in fact, tillerson indicated his belief that obviously russia was involved. today, trump said, maybe it looks like russia, today he and theresa may will speak. she needs -- it is a tough situation for her. she is desperate for some sort of backup. some sort of show of alliance. >> she is not getting that? she is getting response from the u.s. and eu, to go big

marquis joyce of oakland, 23-year-old drevon clemon of mather, california, 20-year-old jakari williams-comptonand, 19-year-old maureece simpkins of berkeley and 20-year-old chad williams of berkeley investigators say in addition to weapons charges are multiple charges connected to the alleged sexual assaults including lewd or lecivious act with a child, sexual battery while a person is unlawfully restrained, assault to commit mayhem, rape or sodemy...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) (grant) youtube is making changes to their policies that involve guns. the site announced this week that it's cracking down on videos that involve weapons. they will ban any content that promotes selling guns and accessories. youtube will also ban videos that show viewers how to assemble guns. (grant) this weekend... march for our lives rallies will be held all across the country. and lyft is offering support for demonstrators-- offering free rides to the rallies. the goal is to push lawmakers to take significant action on gun control to help prevent mass shootings. lyft announced its support for the mov

she posted on twitter that she held a special screening, because compton has no movie theaters.ney of course the parent company of 6abc. >> on this oscar sunday we are going back in time showing you the huge role the delaware valley has played in shaping the movie industry. and alicia vitarelli has details on a special show today at noon. >> reporter: philly in focus, the birth of motion pictures shines a spotlight on the local motion picture pioneers who helped make those pictures move. >> in the parlor, sellers tries something only his grandfather could have imagined. simulating motion using photographs. >> his first subjects for these experiments are his own family members. >> reporter: this sunday and noon takes us behind the scenes and back in time to introduce to the artists the inventors behind the birth of the film industry. while the founding fathers were meeting in independence hall, they were coming up ways to project motion. did you know there was a prototype for hollywood in norlt philly? you get to mean garrett brown. his steady cam photography turned the art museu

marquis joyce of oakland, 23-year-old drevon clemon of mather, california, 20-year-old jakari williams-compton of oakland, 19-year-old maureece simpkins of berkeley and 20-year-old chad williams of berkeley investigators say in addition to weapons charges are multiple charges connected to the alleged sexual assaults including lewd or lecivious act with a child, sexual battery while a person is unlawfully restrained, assault to commit mayhem, rape or sodemy...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news. (pam) flash flood watches are in effect for a large swath of central and southern california. the brunt of a strong storm .... is expected to come tomorrow. when it could rain, as much as half an inch per hour is predicted. that forecast has thousands of people under mandatory evacuation orders. but not everybody is leaving. one montecito couple says, they feel safe this time... and are hoping for the best. you may recall, 21 people died in january, when mudslides devastated the community of montecito. now to our four zone forecast. it is pouring right now on the peninsula. (pam)kron-4's chief meteorolo

of my colleagues said this is urban renewal 2.0 and she said to me, how dare your senator re-zone comptonut it relative to 96% of san francisco, but i also wanted to express that because it's not just about san francisco. but when you look at the map that i just held up, if this is about having more suburban communities do their fair share, when you look down to san matteo and santa clara counties, it is a thin little ribbon along the 1010 corridor. this is not about density equity, this is an attempt to rezone san francisco. and i say that is as someone who is proud of the rezoning efforts where we'll building thousands of units of housing on the waterfront and bay view hunter point and treasure island and mission rock and pier 70. we're cranking it out. we're doing it. supervisor tang, as i said earlier, did home sf. former supervisor farrell and myself, did accessory dwelling unit. it's not as though we have our heads buried in the sand, with that over to chair tang. >> supervisor tang: thank you, supervisor, peskin, i would say that there are many points in the comments that i do agre

that's eric in compton. for the next 15 minutes before our first guest comes on this morning, your thoughts on the need if you believe on more information on facebook, especially over privacy. 202-748-8000 for you facebook users and 202-748-8001 for all others. last night, a text of what is known as an only anybody bows spending bill was released on congress in order to keep the government funding, $1.3 trillion. much of that going for the global war on terror. but business insider breaks down some of the other ticket items for spending last night. some of the parts of the deal include and they lists $1.3 trillion for new border security with serious limitations. the funding cannot be used for a wall, only fencing. and increased funding to protect election systems. host: that's just some of the major spending which we'll ask our legislatures about on this topic. when it comes to election security, if you go to our website at c-span.org, yesterday, a hearing of the secretary of the department of homeland secu

. >> i love how you had a pop-up theater in compton. >> i'm from compton.o movie theaters there. we had to create a pop-up theater there. it's really important to let kids who otherwise wouldn't see it, see it. questlove, the leader of the roots, we just did a challenge this morning on give a child a univer universe.com. you can go in and buy a ticket for a kid who otherwise won't see it. >> i love that. i love that. would you like to see a little bit right now? here it is. >> tessering is almost nearly perfectly natural. >> tessering? >> almost? >> wait, what's happening? wait, wait, wait, don't go over there. >> no time to waste, meg. come on. >> you just have to find the right frequency. and have faith in who you are. >> oh, my gosh. girl, you are brilliant. you're -- do we have some aspiring film makers. people from brooklyn's life academy high school for film and music. sierra. somewhat your question? >> ohhing okay. at what point in time did you realize that film maiking was more of a career decision than a hobby? >> i didn't pick up a camera until i

about a month after she entered the contest in the heavily democratic 44th district which includes comptonn pedro and north long beach. >>> a six-year investigation by california's attorney general found that sutter health patients in northern california are paying as much as 56% more than patients in southern california. now the attorney general is taking action. reporter max resnik breaks down the allegations. >> we seek to stop sutter from continuing this illegal conduct. >> reporter: attorney general xavier becerra announces the lawsuit against sutter health. >> it's time to hold healthcare corporations accountable and bring down illegally inflated healthcare costs that are imposed on california families. >> reporter: but he says a six- year investigation found the healthcare giant charged too much for doctors out of the sutter network, lacked transparency by not disclosing what they were charging for healthcare, prevented insurance cops from giving consumers more low cost health plan options and told the same company they had to work with everything within sutter health or the insuran

atf, christer comes, special agent in charge for the fbi and state gathered in city manager spencer compton members, ray arellano for the police department executive team. i think you all are aware and our community is well aware that it has been a long almost three weeks for the community of austin as we have dealt with package bombs and other types of bombs placed throughout our community. we have seen members of our community that have lost their lives in others whose lives have been forever changed due to significant injuries. we've talked many times over the past couple of weeks about the level of partnership that has taken place with federal officials, local officials and police department to bring this to an end. through all of this hard work, we identified several leads throughout the course of the weeks, but beginning in the past 24 to 36 hours, we started getting information on one person of interest that we continue to work on and continue to develop and as we continue to do our investigation, this person of interest ultimately move to be a suspect and that's what we started focu

after being honorably discharged from the army, he pleaded guilty to illegally firing day gun in compton,,000 served a year in prison deported under u.s. policy. his path to citizenship got smoother last april when he learned governor jerry brown had pardoned him and two other vets. >> this is huge. >> he vows to fight on for the hundreds of other veterans who also were deported like him. >> my commitment to the bunker, another year to continue doing my work. leave no man behind. >> he its scheduled to be sworn in as u.s. citizen in two weeks in san diego. where he also hopes to reunite with his 11-year-old daughter. raj, janelle. >> thank you. details about a san jose woman hit by a rock driving. this happened last night around 10:00. in san jose, second and julian streets. the victim says she was driving. when a man threw a rock at her car. she pulled over to look at the damage. he threw another rock. this time it hit her. two workers confronted the suspect deechlt ta suspect. detained him until police officers arrived. the woman is expected to be okay. >> unusual noise coming from the

she is also the author of twentynine palms the los angeles times best book of the year witch hunter compton called quote is strange and brilliant story by an important american writer. we have that important american writer with us today so please give the burial warm savannah welcome to deanne stillman. [applause] >> thank you so much savannah and the savannah book festival. c-span, trinity united methodist church and my sponsors. it's really great to be here. as you know i am here to talk about my latest book is "blood brothers" which is about the strange friendship between mysitting bull and buffalo bill with kind of a corollary appearance from annie oakley. i'm going to read a few excerpts and talk about my journey through the story and then take some questions from you all afterwards. first i want to talk to you a bit about how i came to write this. this very strange story about a strange friendship. some time ago while working on my luck mustang the saga of the wild horse in the american west, i learned about the strange and heartbreaking moment that had transpired outside of sitting

marquis joyce of oakland, 23-year-old drevon clemon of mather, california, 20-year-old jakari williams-comptonar-old maureece simpkins of berkeley and 20-year-old chad williams of berkeley investigators say in addition to weapons charges are multiple charges connected to the alleged sexual assaults including lewd or lecivious act with a child, sexual battery while a person is unlawfully restrained, assault to commit mayhem, rape or sodemy...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news toni atkins, senate president pro tempore "thank you all for listening today and now let's get back to work."(pam) and with that - history in the making in california. democratic senator toni atkins of san diego - today becoming the first woman and first openly gay member .... to serve as president pro tem of the state senate. atkins is breaking two proverbial glass ceilings in california.but she says - her most important work begins now - in a bi-partisan push for all californians. our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz has the story... all new at ten. - senate president pro tempore tony atkins speaking "i'm not inte

commentator ken cuccinelli, and with abc radio, ann compton.d this is not a moment. this is a movement. what makes this a movement? what could make this become the next civil rights movement or the anti-vietnam war movement? >> what makes it so different from the others is in the old days, civil rights, when i was the same age looking at those kids out there today, when i was their age, the civil rights act was signed. 100 years after the civil war. when you look at issues, public polling on same-sex marriage or the me too movement, things now happen much, much faster. and i think what the young people today are finding is that in the digital world of communication today, their message, they have a message. they can speak out, and it has much quicker resonance. >> it's impressive how articulate they are at that young age. i think, gosh, i wish i were that articulate then. a lot of these students we have been hearing from, the signs we have been reading, can have called for taking it to the polls. making this -- making politicians who don't list

after being honorably discharged from the army, barajas pleaded guilty to illegally firing a gun in compton, california, served a year in prison and was deported under u.s. policy. his path to citizenship got smoother last april, when barajas learned governor jerry brown had pardoned him and two other vets. >> this is huge! >> reporter: barajas vows to fight on for the hundreds of other veterans who also were deported like him. >> my commitment is to the bunker to continue doing my work, and leave no men behind. >> if you have a story for stephen or anyone in our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >>> now to a vital lifeline and source of nutrition for seniors. it's celebrating an important benchmark. meals on wheels is marking more than four and a half decades of service. the program was signed into law by richard nixon. local leaders and community groups gathered i didn't yester the march for meals campaign. that included san francisco's mayor mark farrell who paid a visit to 77-year-old maurice mcgriff, and mcgriff talked to us abou

marquis joyce of oakland, 23-year-old drevon clemon of mather, california, 20-year-old jakari williams-comptonyear-old maureece simpkins of berkeley and 20-year-old chad williams of berkeley investigators say in addition to weapons charges are multiple charges connected to the alleged sexual assaults including lewd or lecivious act with a child, sexual battery while a person is unlawfully restrained, assault to commit mayhem, rape or sodemy...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (grant)(grant) in sacramento... residents are demanding answers... after a man was shot and killed by police. the unarmed man was shot 20 times... when he turned out to be holding a cellphone in his grand-parent's backyard. police say stephen clark was breaking car windows and a glass door at a home... in south sacramento... when police confronted him. he was in his grandparent's backyard. officers say clark extended his arms with something in his hands...prompting them to shoot him multiple times. clark was killed -- but only a cell phone was recovered at the scene...no gun. residents we talked to about the shooting...

i represent compton and watts where gun violence has been an ongoing issue.worry about whether they're going to get shot at school. they should be worrying about the book report due tomorrow and the math test that's happening. this should be a call for action on what is happening. we shouldn't let another school shooting go by before we take action. >> we have so much more to talk about. i'm going to have you all stick around with me, my lovely panel. president trump has so far followed the advice of his advisers and stayed quiet on the affair allegations from a former playmate and porn star. will he be able to exercise the same self-restraint during the stormy daniels' interview tonight? we'll have that next. (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medici

first up is william hitchcock, professor of history at the university of virginia and the randolph compton professor at the miller center. he received his undergraduate degree from kenyon college and yale university. before coming to you, at wellesley college and temple university where he was chair of the history department. is 2008 book the bitter road to freedom, in the history of the liberation of europe was the finalist for the pulitzer prize and tell us about the age of eisenhower? >> thanks for being here and thanks to my distinguished co-panelists, great to be here. here is the question was why should we care about dwight eisenhower? i have a book here to answer that question. the book makes the argument that dwight eisenhower who may seem like a figure from a very different era than ours is one of the most consequential presidents of the postwar era. a lot of scholars and academics would how with laughter at that assertion is i have a book to show them. eisenhower had a significant impact on the shape of modern america since world war ii and i argue in the book in many ways we are

when nwa, when they released their album straight out of compton which had an east coast or, it was like kind of feeling this energy. because i understood the struggle. it was speaking about oppression, police violence and i wanted to read things that we see very much today. and when they came out with the single after the police which it was a single that spoke directly towards the police violence, but the terrorists do legislation, they turned it as an anti-police record. so you had young people chanting. that sentiment and being somewhat disobedient, really kind of antagonizing officers in cities through the country, particularly whennwa would perform though that would like , beat one example. another example, this is in reference to music but had to do with movies, when the movie set it all. with queen latifah and jade i think it when they started the movie, when they came up and there was an instance in los angeles where a group of young women were robbing stores, now granted it was associated but i clearly disobeyed a confirmation whether they were influenced or not but the percept

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