everybody in america is talking about "downton abbey" except in the black barbershops, except in the black beauty salons. i know i'll get mail about this from persons of color in this audience on pbs who love "downton abbey." i suspect that might be not because people of color don't like period pieces, julian, but because it'd be nice to see yourself represented on the screen at some point. >> well, watch this space. >> we, no, we have a good black character coming up in the fourth series, played by gary carr. he's a chap called jack ross. he's kind of a fairly major storyline. i was very keen that he should be a positive character. quitek -- i feel this strongly, so you must stop me if it's boring -- but so many black characters in television drama are victims and things are not going well for them and even when they're positive, even when they're sympathetic, everything's terrible. i feel for black young men and women it's very important that you see people on the screen who are not victims. it's not all going badly. because you just want to get in there, and this guy is not a victi

the new chicago barbershop is gone, a black mainstay state toking for its life. >> that's part of the roots of what happened here in san francisco and so these places closing kind of like one of the legs of a chair falling off. >> reporter: bill gandy's chair is held up by different groups, but blacks are leaving, immigrants with a lot of cash motionly from asia are coming. >> to see that kind of money coming in from outside the united states, you see local businesses and people getting displaced, you also see a local culture that's all but gone now. >> reporter: there are still jazz clubs. yoshi remains, there's the shiv va lounge and the boom boom room but it isn't like it once was or tried to be. >> things will happen and it will be an exciting place still but it will never be the same. >> reporter: a wake of sorts for rosales. a big concert saturday night. everyone is invited. in the fillmore district of san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> another club will be replacing rosales but probably not jazz. >>> california's transgender schoolchildren will be able to choose which bat

black, you fit the description. all too often these stops turned disrespectful, and even escalate into violence. here is a video of a stop at a barbershop this past april. >> are you done? >> no, i'm not done. >> why you stopping first? >> let me see your idea. >> why did you stop me first? why did you stop and frisk me? i'm going to give him id. relax! don't talk to me, man. i was going to get him my id. >> relax. >> stopping scenes like that is what the fight is all about. it's been about from the beginning. today's ruling is a step forward, but there is more work to be done. the mayor and others should cease and desist from this practice now. yes, many of us that have stood against stop and frisk from the beginning have been attacked. we've been called race hustlers and all kinds of things. but what are you going to say about a federal judge who is saying people should not be humiliated? i remember how we marched just last june, tens of thousands of us we brought down fifth avenue, past the mayor's house, naacp, local national action network, all of us marching, and taking the attacks of all those on the right. only to say we want th

black glass performance that some have named the duck star that knight and his wife have donated to the school. and thumbprints needed to get in, and ventilation systems and italian marbles in the showers, a barbershop push-ups, dude. and new head coach has windows on three sides to look at the three new practice fields and special hot tub for the coaching staff and array of toiletries, and area 41 which is a high-tech german table, and 500 pound handmade rug from nepal, and that is something to quack about. and 145,000 square feet of it. 96% of the walnut they brought in was rejected, because it was not good enough. be it is good enough to help the dux beat an s.e.c. school and win a bcs championship and good enough for a player here to bring home the heisman, or more likely, create the most potent school, and oregon is being penalized for a recruiting violation, and it is a tough thing to run a program that is so lucrative when you are dealing with the amateur athletes and does the system need to be changed? we will speak to the athletic director here rob bull mmullinse will talk to the head coach and the star quarterback marcus mariota, guys. back to you. >> that duck looks winded and if you will