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because i have a friend, great graphic artist, his name is adrien franks. every time a black person got murdered by the cops or private portrait. so i put that portrait on my instagram. and every time i did that, someone in chicago was saying, all right, we're cool with travon, we're cool with mike, we understand. chicago? think that kept the focus of what the film is about which is saving lives. >> in the making of this film i noticed a lot of controversy around the film. >> can i just say this, though? >> sure. >> from today let's come up with a different word that says controversy. i think that's a label that doesn't really do justice to what everybody -- that's a controversial filmmaker. controversial film. it's just like a lazy label. >> okay. how about this, then? there's a lot of discussion. >> there you go. >> you like that? okay. discussion. >> dialogue. >> a lot of dialogue, pro, con, about "chi-raq." and i think it's largely because it's satirical. people are saying we're being disrespectful to the people shot down, murdered on the streets of chi

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created by adrien tester. it's about 18 feet long, over 5 feet tall. >> no one has that much time. >> settle in when you buy it because you'll be here for awhile. >> this is what hell is like. you have the entire puzzle. when you get to the end there'll be one piece missing [ laughter ] >> that would be the worst! >> no! >>> and you'll see what it looks like when they get to the end. >> wow! >> that's really pretty! >> worst nine months and no living room but it's pretty. >> voice of an angel. >> the rites of passage for right this minute hosts and couples all around the world. usually goes quite conventional. >> hello, guys. [ inaudible ] we decided that we will reveal with the cake. >> they bake themself a cake and inside it's either going to be blue or pink. >> do you recognize this? >> that's demetici, a, eric from "viral -- >> she's pregnant and she's been man. having a bit of fun at his expense. >> she decided that naw, waiting until eric wakes up to cut the cake and have that whole moment is far too nve

adrien brown, al jazeera, beijing. >>> earlier we spoke to retired army major mike lyons. >> we probably won't hear it from the north, they'll continues to that it was an hydrogen bomb test. a lot of it is communicating to their people with the explanation that an hydrogen bomb is more advanced, making them feel better about themselves. you'll be able to determine in the south with regard to whether or not it had the capability to be has hydrogen bomb type test. >> you are referring to south korea there. we do know there was some sort of seismic activity, an earthquake of more than 5.0 in magnitude so that is one clue. let's assume that there was some sort of hydrogen bomb test. is that unprecedented and was the u.s. aware that the north had this capability? >> it's unprecedented and i'm not sure we had that -- we were aware that they had this capability and now to weaponnize it really changes the game. it creates a real problem for this administration. how does it deal with this and for the rest of the world, the united nations in that reward. it does change completely the game with reg

that the packers and vikings were playing for the nfc north title tonight in lambeau --- vikings adriene peterson doing the job here with this short touchdown run --- ap is the nfl's leading rusher this season --- he's 30 years old, pretty rare that somebody his age wins the rushing title. vikings lead by a touchdown --- final play of the game and aaron rogers is trying to do some magic, like he did against detroit this year. not gonna happen this time --- vikings win in lambeau 20-13. chargers at the broncos --- peyton manning on the sidelines for the start of the game --- he was placed on the active roster this week --- but first time he's been on the active roster --- and not starting the game --- san diego forces 5 turnovers in the first half --- brock osweiler gives this one up so --- the broncos --- put manning in the game in the 2nd half. --- he helps lead the broncos back --- score tied here with less than 5 minutes left --- winner --- manning brings the broncos back with a 27-20 win over the los angeles chargers --- (should we just start calling them that now?) so --- with that

adrien brown, al jazeera, taipei. >> a colorful by dangerous tradition in argentina's rural area is thriving. the rodeo showcases the best horse men in the country and now they are pushing to be officially recognized as a sport. we have more. >> this is happening in the province in the north of buenos aires. this is his first time as a rider. he's 18 years old and works as a mason. he's if he can stay on a horse for eight seconds, we'll have a chance of winning the prize. >> i started when i was very young, and we do it not only because of pro addition, but also because we can win prizes that help us financially. >> they are around argentina, part of the tradition of the cattle herders. most of those who participate in these events have second jobs in the countries farming industry. >> people compare this event saying every rider in the country dreams about being here. the horses are also chosen carefully. they have to have a special spirit and that probably they will neverren tamed. >> horses are crucial in events like this one. animal rights group worry about the treatment of the horses, b

adrien brown now from beijing. >> it's been a bad week for china's stock markets and week is not over. we still have friday to go and friday of course will be a test of the new measures that have been introduced by china's security regulatory commission to in still confidence in this jittery market. essentially what the commission has done is this, restricting big shareholders from selling no more than 1% of their shares for the next three months. it's essentially an extension of a moratorium on shelling shares that was imposed six months ago by the government to try to protect small investors. we spoke to some of those small investors on thursday to ask them what they made and what was happening to their stock market at the moment. one man told us he thought the government was doing what they could but there was still a problem with the system. by the system, he meant the circuit breakers, this mechanism that although maltically shuts down the market when it falls below 7%. some analysts argue that perhaps the threshold is too low and that the government needs to refine this system.

our china correspondent adrien brown has more from beijing. >> well, this was the worst start ever to the trading year on the shanghai and sheen dozen stocks markets, the blue chip index which measures the performance of china's top companies. a new system was supposed to contain market volatility. when the market's fell by 5%, trading was temporarily halted for 15 minutes. trading then resumed but the index then fell by more than 7%, so it seems that a system that was brought into try to calm things down actually had the reverse effect. why is the market down? a number of factors, data monday showed that manufacturing output had contracted for the 10t 10th consecutive month, also china's currency is continue to go weaken. there's another important reason. what china is producing isn't being bought by the rest of the world. the economy is slipping because the economies in the rest of the world are also slowing. why are they slowing? because china's economy is slowing. it is a vicious circle. in the middle of all of this, china is carrying out a a vast experiment with its economy right

adrien brown from beijing. >> in pyongyang, people watched an important announcement. state media showed north korea leader signing off on the order. he's a man who likes attention, particularly close to his birthday, which falls on january 8, so this may have been his way of celebrating early. >> it could take months or even years to prove if north korea really has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. it said it deserves to possess nuclear weapons to counter threats from the united states. around the region, leaders responded with familiar alarm. it was north korea's fourth nuclear test in 10 years. i don't hear in china is deepening concern. china is about the only friend north korea has, but it's going through testing times, since the government is alarmed at the prospect of having a nuclear armed neighbor. an official spokeswoman admitted that it's old ally had not notified china before the test and issued a strong rebuke. >> the chinese government has always tried to keep stability and peace in northeast asia. we strongly urge north korea stick to its commitment f

adrien brown, al jazeera, taipei. >> plenty more still head. u.s. democratic hopefuls get ready for their debate as the race tightens for their party's nomination. >>> in sport, we head to argentina to see the traditional rodeo riders. >>> iran's president rouhani said the lifting of sanctions is a new chapter for his country which will help boost the economy. he said the nuclear deal was proof that iran can work with the international community. >>> american journalist jason rezaian arrived in geneva a day after freed from an iranian prison. the washington post reporter he was released to four other iranian americans as part of a prisoner swap with the u.s. >>> facing a $14 billion shortfall to deal with humanitarian crisis, the u.n. report was released by the secretary general ban ki-moon. >>> as ran comes in from the cold, people in iran have been giving a their reaction to what this deal means to them. >> the liftings of sanctions might have a psychological effect, but everything will eventually go back to where we started and might even get wor

that is feeding into the market uncertainty. >> that is adrien brown reporting from beijing.t selloff echoed across all of asia, in tokyo, the nikkei falling 2%. in dubai, the stock market falling more than 3% in early trading. >>> the nuclear test in north korea is one of the things rattling investors. cross border propaganda broadcasts are considered an act of war. seoul began talks with washington that could lead to u.s. war planes into the area. north korea claims it successfully tested a hide bomb, something the u.s. says is unlikely. >> the initial analysis that's been conducted is not consistent with north korean claims of a successful hide bomb test. there is nothing to change our assessment of north korea's exhibits. >> new sanctions are threatened. verifying what kind of bomb went off could take days or weeks. >> earlier, our guest told us north korea was incapable of creating a nuclear device. >> some suggest what north korea did was test an intermediate device on the way towards a hydrogen bomb. i don't think they are going to stop working on it until they make pr

. >> yo, adrien, rocky may be making yet another come back.ster stallone telling variety magazine there will be a sequel to the recent box office hit creed. stallone says one plot possibility would take place in the past and bring back carl weatherweathers as apollo creed knowledge timetable yet for the new movie. >> i still have to go see it. >> i know i haven't seen it yet. >> this weekend i'm going. >> you got this cold or sinus or respiratory thing. a lot of people sick now. it won't go away. as soon as you get over one illness you get sick again. >> i've been coughing about two, three months now. >> in your health tonight we may have the answer what's going on. you might be battling a bacterial infection that attacks what's called your bronchial tree. doctors most commonly see this in the spring and the fall but thanks to our record breaking warmth we've had this past cinder of winter it's the gift that basically keeps on giving remain in your body for at long as nine months. and you need a blood or mucus test to fine it. here the good ne

adrien has known the suspect for years, just shoveled his driveway this weekend. >> completely shocked. i didn't expect that to happen. i didn't expect a neighbor, super nice guy, would always talk with us, always outside sitting down, he didn't seem like he had any problems with anybody. >> so if you have any information, any idea where the suspect may be, please call the new castle county police. >> some breaking news coming in from camden county. skyfox over the intersection of white horse pike and brand avenue. this is coming live from clementon, new jersey, police say a person was hit by a vehicle there, no word on whether that vehicle stayed on the scene or not. as you can see, right in the middle of your screen, there is a school bus there. police are not saying whether or not this school bus was involved, of course, we are are staying on top of this story, and rush hour news, we'll bring you any information as soon as we get it. >> well, warmer weather on the horizon. that's the words from fox 29 winter weather authority, live look at blue mountain from our pocono mountain's ca

the group led by ammon bundy they have no authority to enforce the contracts, adrien sewell is restricted to allowing only 85 cattle to graze on his land. in the past he says he was able to run about 600 animals. >>> police say that a 17-year-old has been charged with multiple counts of first degree murder and attempted murder after a shooting in western canada. officials say that the teen can't be named under canada's youth criminal justice act. nine people were shot in the school. two fatally. the other 7 wounded are hospitalized this morning. police say that two brothers were also shot dead in the home before the gunmen headed to the school. the shooter was arrested outside of the school friday afternoon. >>> local news this morning, new this morning, two people are being treated after an early morning roll over. the accident happened on highway 163 before the prairie city exit. the two sustained minor injuries and the car is in bad shape. the roads were slick in the area as well. >>> an escaped inmate is in officials confirm that the inmate who escaped from the newton correctional rel