this is compton. one of the most notorious and dangerous cities in america.c that came out of compton. is this the setting for a performance of shakespeare? >> let me see your eyes. look in my face. correspondent: dr. andrews runs p or cheek are up in compton and knows this troubled community inside out. her father was murdered here when she was a teenager. she started the shakespeare ensemble six years ago. it is an afterschool program for students and aspiring professional actors. >> the threat of racism that runs through america is very strong. it ave bent and broken little, but what we are doing the shakespeare, we do our own thing. we do not need to be invited to your party. we will take your door down. >> did they never whisper? >> no, my lord. >> nor send you out of the way? correspondent: this production is othello. it resonates with the inner city cast with its theme of racism and jealousy. >> people back then have the same problems, regardless of their financial situation, class. they all had similar problems. the things around us are slightly diffe

john: the movie comes out last year, straight outta compton.s out at this moment where you have ferguson, baltimore, staten island, instances of police brutality. it was a lot of stuff you were talking about in 1988 and 1989 has become super relevant again. in a lot of ways, it's a shame that the same thing we were going through is the same thing that's still happening. not too much has changed with ,he behavior of the authorities just realizing that it's not cool to prey on your own citizens. summer when the movie came out, the beginning of the black lives matter movement. thecube: one race in culture is being treated pretty unfairly and probably more than one. probably a few that are being treated pretty unfairly by the system. that has to be addressed. the fact that you have to say black lives matter lets you know how bad the problem is. when you feel like the government is against you, who will be with you? john: a lot of protesters came in to try to shout him down. when hillary clinton talked about gang members as super predators, that kin

. >>> one film that got no love at the oscars, straight outta compton took home the award for best true story and jj abrams accepted the best movie honors for the star wars. >> melissa mccarthy the first woman to win the comedic genius award. >> i liked straight outta compton. >> you have to realize these are the movies that go to see. >>> well it had drama and suspense and it had viewers, millions of people tuned in to facebook live to see how many rubber bands could be wrapped around a water me lon. watching as the two buzzfeed more than 500 rubber bands. >> should try that around here. >> i wore my white dress for that. >> it was facebook live's biggest even ever. >> got to love the slow-mo there. >>> 1,000 comments and 84 shares during this 45-minute live stream. >> should point out, we had a video of kids doing the same thing and it knocked out the lights in their apartment. >> hazards you don't think about it. 45 minutes that's a long time. >> that you'll never get back. >>> and here's something you probably haven't seen before, the premise one the win over the rest would surely f

. >>> one film that got no love at the oscars, "straight outta compton," took home the award for besty and jj abrams accepted the best movie honor for "star wars: the force awakens." >> melissa mccarthy became the first woman to win the comedic genius award. i liked straight outta compton. >> you have to realize these are the movies that they go to see. >>> well, it had drama and it had suspense and it had viewers. millions of people tuned in to facebook live to see how many rubber bands could be wrapped around a watermelon. >> this was so compelling. watching as the two buzzfeed reporters worked the count. more than 500 rubber bands. >> we should try that around here. >> i wore my white dress for that. >> all attention was far more than buzzfeed expected. it was facebook live's biggest event ever. >> got to love the slow-mo there. it garnered 1,000 comments and 84 shares during this 45-minute live stream. >> should point out, we had a video of kids doing the same thing and it knocked out the lights in their apartment. >> hazards you don't think about it. 45 minutes that's a long time

itdid not think about what was to speak on compton, but it was great.had to grow up real fast because we , felt the powers that be were kind of converging on us at the time, and it became a freedom of speech issue. the pmrc, led by tipper gore, and you had delores tucker and countless other people coming out of the wood works trying to say that, you know, music was the cause of all evil in the world. we knew that was not true. john: the movie comes out last year, "straight outta compton" at it comes out at this moment when you have got ferguson, baltimore, staten island -- all these incidents of police brutality, and it was a lot of the stuff you were talking about in 1988, 1989, was super relevant again to a bunch of stuff that was going on. ice cube: in a lot of ways, it's a shame that the same thing we were going through is the same thing that is still happening and not too much has changed , with the behavior of the authorities on just realizing that, you know it's not cool to , prey on your citizens. it is just never cool. john cole at one of the t

he was the champion for putting compton on the map., on the map, a city that very few people knew about, heard about. and, you know, he was able to accomplish that. and also, you know, in a lot of ways wake the world up to what was really going on in the streets of los angeles which is happening pretty much in the streets of every kind of neighborhood or every hood in america. >> cube, thank you. >> always good to talk to you. >> ice cube, thank you so much. he is inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame by kendrick lamar. that ceremony, watch the entire thing play out april 30th on hbo. >>> coming up next, we're learning more about the terror suspects arrested in belgium today. how they could be connected to the attacks at the airport. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhe

straight outta compton was banned.t made this group that was making all this noise out of l.a. become a nationwide story. i think that's kind of where things started to open up, when people said no matter if you like the music or not, we have to take this movement seriously. >> what was it like being in the middle of the storm to be nwa at that time and having it blow up so big? >> it was a trip because it was fun. we were living our dream. it was also crazy at the same time because we are going from being just local guys to these kind of ambassadors for free speech and we light this up, like it or not. we're going to change for anybody. ♪ >> was there ever a point where you thought maybe we have gone to accepted? >> i didn't feel that point that we had pushed it too far because we were trying to figure out where the boundaries were. after i left nwa, it felt like some of the records i wasn't there that they went a little too far. >> oh really? >> yeah. >> was that a tough call to walk away from nwa at that time? >> it

he can from compton. he grew up and now he is trying to address those similar problems. so it makes sense he'll induct them. >> reporter: a lot of people were hoping he might take the stage with nwa tonight and replace easy e but not going to happen. ice cube told the "new york times" he expects the living members to reunite tonight. unfortunately, they will not be cube claimed they weren't able to put on the type of show they imagined, so they'd rather not do it. no disrespect to the voters who are giving them this huge honor, but they'd rather leave it with that, with the honor. dari: a great night anyway. >> reporter: exactly. christina: going to be exciting. dari: thank you. this is fantastic. a four-month-old boy seeing his mom clearly for the first time. christina: his reaction couldn't be any more adorable. >> hi, honey. hi, honey. christina: he was born with a vision. he was fitted with rubber baby safe specs. stop -- dari: look at that. christina: grinning from ear to ear. dari: wow. christina: a touching moment. it was posted on youtube. he's starting to reach

we talked about his music, ba r barbersh barbershop, and the celebrated film, straight out of comptonhe ways in which nwa was the start, a defiant political act. >> we said you're about to witness the strength of street knowledge, meaning you are about to witness, you know, a knowledge coming off the streets, are out the streets that you may not have ever witnessed before. we just wanted to be real. we just wanted to be honest. street knowledge is a term to me, it means letting the streets know what the government, politics, police, whatever, authority figures are, are doing up to exposing them and also, letting if the politicians are listening, letting them know what the streets think and how things are going, and hopefully, there is some understanding that could be made in all this. >> you became like a flash point in a lot of ways. >> yes. >> what was that like to experience that and when you look back on it, it seemed totally crazy, that you were at the scenter of much controversy >> yeah, we didn't care, to get all this recognition, it was great. but also, we had to realize and g

at home in compton, "arthur,"n, whose identity has to be protected because of the pending lawsuit, hased with homework. he was rescued by his father from a drug-addicted mother, but because of his outbursts and defiance, he's bounced from school to school. students who've suffered multiple traumatic incidents are six times more likely to have behavioral problems; five times more likely to skip school; and two and a half times more likely to repeat a grade. public counsel staff attorney kathryn eidmann, who is on the legal team representing the students, says research showso that sustained stress alters brain development and, if ignored, can derail academic achievement. >> the children who have been injured, through no fault ofn their own, by these types of adverse experiences, needri intervention and support from the schools in order to be able to learn.rd >> reporter: the lawsuit is currently pending in federal court. with each passing year, new research validates a pioneering large-scale study from the 1990s that found one in four had growd up in households with substance abuse; one

compton reviewed the point. i won't go into a lot of detail except to talk about the difficulty that we in those we interact with can we in understanding how you give an opiate to in opiate addict. that is intuitive, that where you expect it to be going. as dr. compton laid out for you, if you get on the right dose. take method of -- take methadone. it is a full agonist. the more you take, the more affected has.if you get on the right dose , it controls your withdrawal so you can stay engaged in treatment and function. but it also feels up your receptors -- fills up your receptors. it keeps them on an even plane so that you are not being driven to use. but also, your receptors are full. so if you relapse and use something, there is no place for them to go. there is no receptor for that to bind to to you -- to reward you for that slip up. you can go okay, that did not pan out, and move on with your recovery instead of the whole bottom out of the top. it's not just about getting the dose in the right range and sat

. >> play straight outta compton. >> don't you want to be skinny? >> i think we can take them off, it's not that bad. okay.

same thing 66 at compton road, you can see a police officer pulled over there in the middle of the roadway. not sur what is going on there, but it seems like everything is open and just fine. right now 95 in rg quantico to the beltway, it will take you 18 minutes to get from quantico to the beltway. i'll be back in ten minutes. >>> developing right now, a scary photo from a very serious crash. take a look. several children were hurt in this pileup on i-270. >> we first brought you this story as breaking news last night. five cars were involved in this crash. in total a dozen people were hurt. eight were taken to the hospital and they should all be okay. the crash happened on north boud bound 270 in clarksburg. it's still reopened. >>> the medical examiner will conduct autopsies for the two amtrak workers killed in this week's train crash. amtrak train 89 was traveling from new york city to savannah. it hit a backhoe killing the backhoe operator and a supervisor. meanwhile investigators are trying to figure out why the equipment was on the track. the data footage will be brought to washingt

there's been talk about the way women are written in character descriptions for "straight out of compton it racist, "b girls" with hips. >> they asked for girls "a," "b," "c," "d." >> and then do you down to "c," medium to light skin with a weave. you get to "d," african american, not in shape and how do you grade women on this? >> that sounds like a police report. >> larry: so was she "a," "b" or "c." >> what's messed up is the least flattering was "d." they could have reversed it like "a" a little out of shape. >> it's crazy because i mean like me as an african american in hollywood. >> do you don't have to whisper. we know. >> larry: go ahead, mike. >> because i'm a black actor in hollywood sometimes i tell my agent, look, man, don't cast me for no black roles. cast me white. >> larry: you want to be the lawyer? >> i'm speaking about the money. >> larry: that makes a lot of sense. we'll be right back. >> if you live in the new york city area or planning to how many letters? five letters. just think about what am i doing right now? smile. (laughs) smile? uh huh. (ping sound of text mes

to name a few. >> oh, straight out of of compton was good.ith got an honor, got the m tv generation awards last night. he is joining the ranks of past resilience like sandra bullock, johnny dep. can you believe he is 47 years old? and this june he's had 30 years in the business. he kind of joked about his age as he accepted the award, too. >> when i first heard that m tv wanted to give me the generation award, you know, i thought that was like code for the old dude award. >> congratulations, best work behind you. have fun. >> and for the first time since 2007, these awards were not live. they were pre-recorded. >> well, it is now 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joins us live, from new york, with the preview. good morning, charlie. >> hey, good morning, brooke and jim. saudi arab quake ya reports on the 9/11 hijackers, plus we investigate how bus and truck drivers with dangerous medical conditions can still get behind the wheel. and this, doctor david august owes on the report that found a controversial chemical in

"straight outta compton" was banned. that made that group making all this noise out of l.a.y. i think that's kind of where things started to open up, where people said, no matter if you like the music or not, you have to take this movement seriously. >> what was it like, to be nwa at that time and having it blow up so big? >> it was a trip, because it was fun, we were leaving our dreams. it was also crazy at the same time, because going from being just local guys to these kind of ambassadors for free speech, this is us, like it or not, but we're not going to change for anybody. ♪ >> was there ever a point where you thought maybe we've gone too far and we're not going to be accepted? >> i didn't feel we were pushing too far. we were trying to figure out where the boundaries were. after i left nwa, it felt like some of the records went too far, i wouldn't have went there. >> really? was that a tough call for you, to walk away from nwa at that time? >> yeah, it was tough to come up with that as a solution. once i made a decision, there's nothing more powerful than a made-up min

steve: and from san jose, california, it's the compton family. and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash, and, remember, today, folks, if the franklin family wins today's game, they're gonna be driving out of here in a brand-new, state-of-the-art ford edge. hey, let's go meet the compton family. tiffani: hi, steve. steve: tiffani, how you doing, darling? tiffani: i'm doing well. how are you? steve: ok. good. what do you do for a living, tiffani? tiffani: i work in finance. i work in finance, bringing on new clients, help them build out their portfolios. steve: where? tiffani: san francisco bay area. steve: well, that's pretty good. tami, what do you do, and what relation are you to her? tami: this is my little girl. steve: are you kidding me? tami: no. this is my baby. steve: i thought y'all was sisters. this is your daughter? tami: yes. it is. steve: watch yourself, tami. i see you. i see you, girl. steve: steve, can i hug you? steve: can you hug me? tami: can i hug you? steve: yeah. yeah. come on now. i see you. tami:

kennedy: did you like "straight out of compton?" >> they got a lot of critical praise.as kind of surprised. kennedy: i thought we had to say was the best summation of donald trump's popularity. >> he's resilient and not particularly demagoguic nell got to the race bit. kennedy: i know you have been critical of donald trump. does this change your mind? does this part of the analysis soften your kri sneak. >> no, but i think he's basically right. i think donald trump is the cartoon version of what people envision as successful. gold-plated things. private giant airplane. expect to see him just sort of hitting people and throwing stacks of cash at homeless people then taking the money back and that sort of thing. kennedy: do we have any document tapings of that? >> not yet. but we don't need document tapings of anything be you can say i heard and that's apparently good enough. he did inherit quite a lot of money. he parlayed that into great fame and popularity in some quawshters. i think what mr. cube was saying is people might on some level admire that and think it's fun

john: the movie comes out last compton"raight outta when you have ferguson, baltimore, staten islandcedents brutality, and it was a lot of the stuff you were talking about in 1988, 1989, was super relevant again. in a lot of ways, it's a shame that the same thing we were going through is the same thing that is happening and not too much has changed with the behavior of the authorities on just realizing that it's not cool to pray on your own citizens -- it's not cool to prey on your citizens. john: when the movie came out was the beginning of this black lives matter movement. ice cube: one race in the culture is being treated unfairly, and it's probably more than one, probably a few being treated unfairly by the system, so that has to be addressed. i think the fact that you even have to say black lives matter lets you know how bad the problem is. people who do not understand the black lives matter movement need to understand when you feel that the government is against you, who is going to be with you? john: bill clinton was giving a speech in philadelphia and a bunch of lack lives ma

. ♪ straight out of compton >> this year's rock and roll hall of fame class is incredibly diverse.sic. ♪ >> reporter: deep purple sold more than 100 million albums. along with led zeppelin and black sabbath defined heavy metal music. lynn hughes is the band's front man. >> we never set out to become this, that or the other, pop, rock or metal. >> so you guys out there put us into a genre that you felt appropriate. >> so to you, you're all just rock 'n' rollers. >> we were just making music. ♪ >> reporter: what does it mean for you to be in this class? >> it's like i'm being inducted with some of my old friends. ♪ >> reporter: this year's inductees are uniquely connected. cheap trick played with deep purple in the '70s. steve miller once open for chicago. and nwa sampled steve miller's hit song "take the money and run" for one of its own rhymes. nwa is only the fifth hip hop act to join the hall of fame. the youngest group this year and the most controversial. ♪ >> reporter: their lyrics were extreme, profane. and brutally honest about their own black urban experience in the 1990s.

. >> straight outta compton. >> hip-hop is here forever get used to it. >> all that. >> he is wearing special glasses to help him see clearly for the first time. >> and all that matters. >> for the win. he knocks down a three with 0.02 to go. >> amazing! >> on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> you want to talk about a debut? another bomb! gone! he's done it again! home run number six for trevor story. this is not fantasy baseball here. this is the real thing for this rookie. just unbelievable. >> welcome to the weekend, everyone. we got a great lineup for you this morning including a business to the arc. a photo arc is the project aimed at documenting the animals that may soon disappear. we will check in with the photographer and find out just how far along he is in this massive undertaking. >> melissa cookson is the world only female barbecue champion. we will talk to her about competing in the male-dominated field and how her daughter might be her secret weapon. >> charles bradley's first album came out when he was 62 years old and now he is packing in festivals and selling out venue

straight outta compton got more than one nomination.ment award to the old actor -- and the old dude is will smith. it was a wild night in hollywood. >> too much. too much. >> reporter: as the biggest stars in music and film mingled at mtv movie awards for a musical celebration of this year's best movies. the night was filled with funny acceptance speeches. >> david hasselhoff and god. >> and amazing music performances. ♪ and sneak peeks at some of the summer's hottest movies. ♪ >> reporter: star wars the force awakens won movie of the year. director j.j. abrams accepted in front of an audience filled with light sabers. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: they poked fun at the oscar snub controversy. >> i'd like to take an opportunity to thank the academy -- i mean, mtv. i'm sorry. >> reporter: as they paid tribute to will smith. >> whoa, hold up. >> reporter: who was honored with the generation award. >> i'm dedicated until i die to life and love. thank you all. >> reporter: to mtv movie awards history. melissa mccarthy became the first

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you know straight out of compton was huge, so they say they want to do more movies like that. >> hisre. >> but talks about how he struck billions adhd, his life could have been different. >> your empire rap today? >> yes, mike. >> we saw the bus in our shot this whole time, they back it up down market and he took off down fourth toward chestnut. >> now trying to veer them around. >> now all making the turns, turning on chestnut. so -- >> looks like one of the officer is directing the traffic there, kind of move things around. >> look at all of the buses. okay, more on that after the break. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton

straight out of compton is one of best rap album of all time. >> what is with it young white guys andther segment. >> this is really embarrassing now. i would like to be a back-up rammer. have you seen them? they do nothing. they just stand back there. yeah. after that, my answer is horrible. >> you could be a back-up singer? >> no, back up rapper. >> both the cover bands. >> tt would be good. >> i would pick cold play. so in one evening i could poison them. >> that's not nice. >> poison them with love. and poison. we'll go this way. if you could eat one thing only, for the rest of your life, what would it be? >> in and out. >> it has to be in and out. >> i'm going to leave that one alone. >> lobster. >> lobster? are not they hike insects in boston? >> they ran out. >> yeah. i hate it. >> keep it going, people. >> you have to eat it forever and ever. >> i would eat blue crab covered with old bay. >> interesting. you know what mine is, right? salami. do you know why? you can bring it anywhere with you. it doesn't need to be refrigerated. always so tasty. >> i would say bald eagles. >>

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shield wipers in spots. 50 in and out of town rolling along quite nicely here this morning. 66 at compton road, same situation where it is just a little bit wet and you have some of that spray coming down right now this morning. taking a look at 95 when you're talking about the distance here or the time it will take you to get from quantico to the beltway, that is about 18 minutes, so you are on time inside the beltway up 395 looking good, as well. i'll be back in ten minutes. >>> a close call as a plane makes an emergency landing in a neighborhood. the remarkable crash the pilot end a pass at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, and gun control advocates" for his accomplishments as a young legislato

the rap group that was inducted last night, they said "straight out of compton," the movie that came out last year, really put them over the edge. >> groundbreaking stuff from mwa. >>> time for your exclusive cbs 2 forecast with meteorologist vanessa murdock here. she's keeping busy. there's a lot to talk about. >> lot to talk about, and also finally some more seasonable temperatures at the week's end. but today, of course, the day everybody wants to know what's happening because, yes, we're talking spring snow. first let's start off live outside to show you this beautiful picture. it is bright to start off. sunrise around 6:30, right now it's 38 degrees, we have northeast winds at 6 miles per hour. your headlines. for today rain and snow arrives. south of the city through the mid section of new jersey. and then another cold night. just how cold? we're talking the possibility of record cold overnight lows. that's how cold it's going to be tonight. as for the winter weather alerts, from 7:00 this morning through 8:00 p.m. tonight a winter weather advisory, but the only county in our v

and rap nwa known for "straight out of compton." steve miller used his speech to criticize the hall of fame for among other things, a poor record on including women. >>> all right. let's check in with dylan with the check of the cold forecast on the east coast. >> we will touch on this one more time. we have cold and potential for snow. through ohio and up to 10.5 inches of snow in northern this area of low pressure, that's your polar vortex. as it slides a little bit, it's going to allow that cold air to settle into the great lakes and northeast which we've been seeing a lot of lately. highs today will be running about 20 to 25 degrees below average. so this is certainly not what you'd expect this time of year. syracuse barely getting above freezing. burlington above 30 degrees. then into tomorrow morning it is going to be very cold. teens and 20s back through the great lakes stretching into the south as well. columbia, south carolina, starting off tomorrow morning at 34 degrees. we have the snow falling through cleveland. we also

and rap nwa known for "straight out of compton."ong other things, a poor record on including women. >>> all right. let's check in with dylan with the check of the cold forecast on the east coast. >> we will touch on this one more time. we have cold and potential for . we have seen snow falling through ohio. we have up to 10 1/2 inches of snow in northern michigan. this area of olympic is your polar vortex. it will allow it to settle into the tpwhraeubgs and northeast, lately. highs will run 20 to 25 below average. this is certainly not what you would expect this time of year. syracuse, freezing. same as pittsburgh. burlington, 38. detroit, 33. as we go into tomorrow morning, it is going to be very cold. teens and 20s through the great lakes, stretching into the south as well. columbia, south carolina, starting off at 34 degrees. snow falling through cleveland. lake-effect snow coming through indiana. this is going to move eastward. the big city not seeing more than just cold rain showers. we could end up with two to four inches. nor

in the 50 and 60's the compton cafeteria was one of the few places in san francisco and probably the nation transgender people come together. even many gay bars shunned the transgender. in the 60 the cafeteria management call thd police and asking them to come and enforce against their patrons. the women and members of the lgbt community began to picket [inaudible] known as compton cafeteria riot. 50 years later we acknowledge the achievement and other community members and acknowledge there is still a long way to go. transwomen are subject to violence across the country squin north carolina we have seen the cod fiication of discrimination against transjener people. our city stands together with the transgender community and honor history juchievement and work as legislators and allies are far from done but look forward to the commemoration on transmarch in june. second, i am calling for hearing on below market rate housing with affordable housing unit city. one that was the topic of discussion today. i firstcologyed for a hearing on this item november of 20 freen 14 and was sus pric

." >> one film that was said to be snubbed by the oscars this year "straight outta compton" took home the best award for best true story. >> that's the category. >> i would like to take a moment to thank the academy. i mean mtv. i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. my bad, my bad, my bad. my bad, my bad. we're happy to be spending this 25th year with you all. >> and you can understand why after all that. >> my bad, my bad, my bad. >> the academy kind of snubbed them. so checking out last night's highlights. the force awakens," director j.j. abrams accepting it as you can see. and best female performance? >> that went to charlize theron for her role in "mad max fury road." also a good one actually. i kind of think she looks stunning no matter what she wears. >> absolutely. >> she's one of those people. she could wear a paper bag and look absolutely gorgeous. >> just not over her face. >> please don't. >> she's beautiful. >> best male performance went to leo dicaprio for "the revenant" so he's got the golden popcorn and he's got an oscar. i'm sure he's loving the oscar pore. >> making up fo