that andill able to do it is almost like it is new. people influenced you when you started and you have influenced a bunch of other folks. how does it feel to be on the other end? >> now people come up and they thank us for making the music. they tell us where they were. because us feel good what maurice wanted to do was make music that everybody would love that would bring a lot of people together. he would always say, it is not about being famous or celebrity, but everybody conserved. even with the concerts we are and is a keeps us reminder for us, too. to the quotees from martin luther king junior that anybody can be great and anybody can serve. it just takes a soul generated by love. how is reese doing? >> he is funny as ever and doing well. he is proud of the cd. this is the first we have done without him and this whole process was at phillips home. tavis: i was about to ask what it was like. is not likeact go you haven't been doing nothing. >> we are in the enviable position where we don't need to do a new project. it is a real b

andill talk about that cooler temperatures in just a few minutes. >> we are following a developing story in the district where police are asking for the public accusedfinding the man of sexually assaulting a woman early yesterday morning in the 600 lock of irving street in northwest. at policeeman is live headquarters with where the investigation stands now. [no audio] >> it is a quiet sunday afternoon in a place where many have called home for years. but this weekend, her sense of security was shattered. the home backs up to this alley where metropolitan police say something really bad happened. >> i'm really shocked. >> officers say a woman was walking around 2:30 saturday morning when a man wearing a black mask forced her into this alley at gunpoint. that is where police say he sexually assaulted her and robbed her. news of the crime surprised many in the community. >> i have a lot of female friends in the area and they are independent and walk alone. >> she never thinks twice about a mid-they run through the neighborhood tells us she is always careful when she's alone. >> i would not

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