. >> reporter: he grew up in the bankhead area of atlanta. his mom was on welfare.ort himself. you started selling crack at 12, 13 years old? >> 12, 13 years old. >> how many times did you go to jail? >> i can't count. i can't count. >> how chaotic and dangerous did your life become at its worst? >> we were in shoot-outs every week. my uncle calls me to my aunt's house, hey, lee's about to get you a piece of paper to sign, it's insurance, because you're about to die. >> reporter: salvation came in the form of music. ♪ money rolls cars and clothes >> that first album was about a young man who was talking about his firsthand experiences in the trap. >> reporter: he is the self-proclaimed creator of trap music. a genre of southern rap steeped in drugs and partying. even after he became a star, the arrests continued. meanwhile, as his rap sheet grew, so did his family. >> so, uh, things have changed a bit. >> reporter: he and wife tamecka tiny harris got their own popular reality show, "t.i. and tiny: the family hustle." >> mama. >> dada! >> yes! >> at this point in you

yvonne: joining us from singapore is vishnu varathan, mizuho bank thing -- bankhead of strategy. in terms of concerns for the pboc, where does it rank when we are talking about inflation? vishnu: i think it falls within the acceptable range, where it leaves the pboc with a lot of policy flexibility and one thing we want to emphasize is from day one, regardless of inflation, the pboc's policies going to be very nuanced. it would be difficult to use a one word tightening to describe policy. you will see liquidity adjusted both ways as necessary, yet inflation is within the comfort range, particularly even the run so thend for pressures, pboc won't be forced to tighten before it wants to. yvonne: we were talking to tom about this, the renminbi weakening from 9% in the past months, prices going up. why isn't that translating in some of these ppi numbers at the moment? reasons -- of the the reason in the producer supply chain for some of these cost increases, particularly for --r channels to be absorbed, we don't see ppi beginning to stir tremendously but one of the concerns, as you w

and let's discuss loneliness from both ends of the age spectrum — i can speak to craig bankhead from dance exercise class going on right now, there's always loads going on. show us the class. do you want to go and see them? yes, please, let's go through. you need to do some walking and talking. let's walk this way. the dance exercise class going on, you can see and hear them. oh! and if that set up and hear them. oh! and if that set up specifically for people to be social? let's go to a different room, we can't hear them as much, sorry. if that set up specifically to bring people together and be sociable? yes, all of the things we do come off what we do is we support activities which are there to reduce falls, loneliness and malnutrition in older people and if we can do all three together in a stealthy way then that works for us. craig and going to bring in laura, what do you think of that idea? it's a wonderful opportunity to get connect that, especially through activities and interests and research shows offering people interests, activities based on interest will put —— hook them