up to be compton so i've got to get drunk before my day begins before my mama start bitching about my friends basic you understand everything i'm saying right here my reality is simple compton born and raised. fatherless child you know so my father died when i was a baby mama was a crackie a four minute we all have our stories i had to earn my respect in the streets in order to just survive and count and it was it was more of a necessity to say what you had to say like lose you know say i like the batterer you know sam i mean you know sam these are words that people understand where we come from so when you put that in a song that's what everybody will gravitate to. and engage. the part. of the common ground. the path of china's economy in the last fifteen years is different then other countries emerging that were once emerging economies that became big economies like the united states did the same thing they were export exporting it with unfair advantages until they got big and then they transition to a consumer economy so china and britain before then did the same thanks so china is

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known just had to be compton so i gotta get drunk before my day begins before my mama start bitching about my friends basic you understand everything i'm saying right here my reality is simple captive born and raised. fatherless child and also my father died when i was a baby mama was a cracking a four minute we all have our stories i had to earn my respect in a street in order to just survive in kind and it was it was more of a necessity to say what you had to say like. you know say i like the battery you know sam i don't mean you know saying these are words that people understand where we come from so when you put that in a song that's what everybody will gravitate to. on the sea on the line circumstances. allowed for these emergence of this very very long form once. i think that we may get the sons and even grandsons of dies at some point in the future it's primarily a political issue in iraq that has taken on minutes we. promise for cations. negative please god can start now and again for people that can't live. and they're like so tired can't. see how sick they don't have to tal

. >> advise anyone in the vicinity of 55th and compton to stay the heck away from here because it's notmen. >> we're trying to figure out what our next move is, and on the radio we learn that the last safe house that we had together had been hit by the police. we didn't know where to go. we know the cops are now closing in. we got to hole up somewhere. we can't be driving around. so we decide the place where we would be least conspicuous would be in a heavily touristed place. so we choose disneyland. as soon as we get our stuff in the motel, we turn on the tv. they've already surrounded the house on 54th street. >> it's not a place you want to be, i tell you that, ladies and gentlemen. >> i was at the corner of the house and i was kind of on my knees, kneeling down up against the house. and i notified my lieutenant of what i heard and the fact that they were barricading themselves. >> jerry brackley, he was the sergeant in front. and he gave an announcement 23 separate times, "to the people in the house at 1466 east 54th street, you're surrounded." >> "we want you to surrender and walk

really lovely story, daniel compton. how to make it in business, a tough business to be in.s. tributes pouring in for stan lee, the former president of marvel comics who died at the age of 95, he created so many super heroes that we know and love. a very long list. i view a marvel comics fan or not?” would say i am but more so because of the movies, i liked fantastic for, iron man. there has been a huge resurgence in the marvel brand, it almost disappeared, years ago it was just for geeks, the comic book geeks who have the comic books in the loft there for years and years, the franchise, the movie franchise owned by disney, is that right? yes. it has re—emerged, such a strong brand and accessible to all. you might say some criticism, they keep churning out sequels, actually what we need are some new. . . out sequels, actually what we need are some new... 6ive out sequels, actually what we need are some new... give us out sequels, actually what we need are some new. . . give us a out sequels, actually what we need are some new... give us a new direction. the lack of female su

they are also moving into the other suburban communities like compton and watts. we see that these spaces are very family friendly. when the economy is booming and everyone is working, after the second world war and as things start to decline culturally and politically, economically around things decline in los angeles. those communities start to look more like working class. and then later on in the century, getting closer to the 70's and 80's with the industrialized nation that happens. you know what happened. the community falls out from under them. that's what we see even today. has -- as someone my has studied this, question is how you researched this. you go besides census records for information? it was tough.: there is a lot less documentation about it. i relied heavily upon the senses. i look at voter registration rolls. i look at all of the newspapers, both black and mainstream at the time. and of course, the traditional sort of -- and those are traditional as well -- but primary sources like journals. there are letters and things like that. personal acc

i landed on a place, compton's cafeteria. an all-night diner.i would say that is where i first -- i saw these beautiful women and i later learned that they were born as male. but i became friends with them and i learned about their lives. they had decided to match there outside with their insides. they had what i call a courageous nests. by deciding to live the way that they know that they are, they were started by being abandoned by their families. they had no family, and they came to san francisco, and their lives became completely criminalized. they couldn't get jobs. they couldn't go to school. they couldn't get any kind of healthcare. so this play will tell the story of their lives. when you see this play and hear these stories and learn about them, you will understand what informs their choices in life. i will say that these women were sex workers and they ended up in prison, sometimes. in one case, in many cases, they found themselves in prison because they were impersonating a woman. they were wearing women's clothes. they went to jail f

i do have one update for compton's transgender cultural district.the mayor's office and housing community development issued a request for proposals in august for grants to go to compton's transgender cultural district planning. the primary objectives of this grant are to engage the community in the implementation of a strategic planning process to establish the first transgender cultural heritage district in san francisco and to coordinate initiatives that support the key objectives of the district and that's a grant for $100,000. and then, moving on to japan town. i have one update. the community is engage in a community design process led by the recreation of the parks department for peace plaza. planning staff attended a community design workshop just recently and they're planning on one more community presentation that will present and revise design based on the input of this last community meeting. next, the lgbtq plus cultural heritage strategy. we presented here in september. we are now taking the draft recommendations to potential community

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host: compton, california. good morning. caller: good morning. this is interesting because the reason we are fighting the war in afghanistan is because of 9/11. it's the reason it started, because of saudi arabia. and now, we are now supplying saudi arabia weapons to go to war in yemen. this is totally ridiculous when you look at this money being spent. and then we want to talk about the debt? and put it on the generations? it's crazy. as the people, we need to yell stop. look at what we are doing. crawford on the cost of the overseas operations, can you break it down by country, at least the major countries and major operations? guest: yes, i can. the largest portion of spending so far has actually been for iraq. that's $822 billion just looking at the state department and the doj spending. until recently. and then, afghanistan, actually surpasses iraq spending recently because it has been a longer, more persistent conflict. that is $975 billion. and then, the war in syria breaks out to about $54 billion so far. monica is a post-9/11 veteran cal

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killed children women in hospitals funerals bombed all done largely by a campaign that was waged by compton solomon but yes this this murder of the journalist and started to show he has has really been the incident that's causing him the biggest hazy headache and briefer you talk about this narrative as a reformer when we talk about the crown prince and it sounds like you believe that narrative to be a false one brief answer if you would. i'm not the greatest thirty expert in the world that i don't claim to be but the people who follow the country closely assume is that narrative starts because the press rubbished it and said it was nonsense and said that people needed to be very careful about this person because it was very dangerous and so it's proved who took it to thank you for joining us i think you. top story of this hour divers in indonesia have found the flight data recorder from the lion at plane that crashed on monday coming one hundred and eighty nine people to help the device will shed light on the cause of the tragedy. in situ up to that so more of the top off each hour of cour

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burglary she said she's faced sexual abuse in all four of the men's prisons that she's been held in compton has had her previous requests for transferred to and argues that she would be safer in a women's prison her lawyer has praised the federal judge's intervention. this is an important step not only for school but in general for transgender women in prison across the nation well the department of corrections which is responsible for they supervision of inmates a set makes every possible effort to safeguard vulnerable prisoners. the illinois department of corrections maintains a strict a zero tolerance policy towards all forms of sexual abuse and sexual harassment the department carefully considers housing assignments and the unique needs of offenders who identify as transgender. or we discuss the u.s. prisons policy towards transgender people with rights activists anthony rogers right the political commentator steve malzberg. trumpet ministration recently loosened and changed regulations that came down under the obama administration they say that if you're if you're judged on what you ar

and instability was abound the gang flourished and terrorized the local population the irony is compton's flaming that you know drug traders are being exported to the us and back to the next forty to central america some drug cartels that actually began in los angeles and moved into el salvador and have room to do that again because of the instability the u.s. was greatly responsible for there now the u.s. has i warn history of interfering in foreign country's affairs and in this instance it seems the consequences are finally coming home the u.s. has been involved in the very. very disastrous way the violence that the us set in motion in these countries has never stopped it's just taken different form it's really the victimizer us blaming the victims for their own life but the u.s. has a huge role. in that it has a lot of blank that it has to really open up to and that is how the news is looking safe asa day here and don't forget that we've got plenty of stories for you to you on our website you can find that at us and. when else so it's seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me.

construction and things like that we saw in new orleans and other places where the digging up we've been compton of los angeles as well they're digging up knocking down buildings and then there's loads of scraping and. with bug couple minutes left if anything what what what is our lovely government suggesting that these people do besides laying the blame on what we heard from the mayor of new york very well this year the government declared a war on lead this came from scott pruitt many of us don't know what that means exactly but it was declared now there are current federal regulations that require the cities to monitor water for lead but a federal task force is hoping that the e.p.a. will revise some of those rules so that it says no level of lead exposure is safe that only makes sense but that obviously hasn't been done just yet as we can see now the agency is also recommending that lead service lines be replaced and up to ten million homes ten million homes and i'm sure that's probably under reported but this isn't something that a lot of people can do on these lines could cost up to twenty

. >> for what i understand, it is -- i am not sure if compton's is an approved cultural district. ok. >> there are a few others that are in the works that have not yet been approved by the city including the african-american arts and cultural district. >> if i read this correctly, it says if the old mint is developed with this community serving space, then they would get an additional $5 million if they choose not to have this space than they would stay at $15 million. >> yes. that is the proposal. >> is there somewhere that is clarified later on the amount of space or a set up for negotiations? >> i would add to the language that says through a competitive process. >> ok. >> all right. i am not sure if this would be done through the master tenant or through the city but i do support a competitive process. whoever it might be doing the process. the final decision maker. >> ok. >> they are conforming edits. >> i'm sorry i was a little confusing in my presentation. thank you for clarifying that. >> ok. should i talk about the one amendment that i want to bring back up or should we d

that are higher. 1.4%, there is energy of it's a bit of a slide there for energy and a tailwind for compton. let's take a look at the movers in the energy sector doing well, some of these were the biggest drags yesterday but today we have marathon oil, apache noble energy and hedge corp. helping out the energy sector. as the major averages, they are higher but off the highs, nasdaq of off the highs of 1.2%, a big pete's -- piece of this action, let's hop back into the bloomberg and look at apple. apple is once again down. this is a chart going back to premarket trading, earlier this morning down and right around 8:00, earlier after the market opened up at 1%, now down 3/10 of 1%. not a big loss, but down for the fifth day in a row. there is a real loss of confidence, similar to what we saw in 2015 and 2012. will it lead into the rest of the tech trade that happened yesterday? we will be watching that closely. and finally some big earnings movers, macy's is now trading higher up about half a person. buying intors are that turnaround, even though the guidance may have been disappointing. high

we heard a bulletin saying they had the sla cornered somewhere in compton. i got in the car, drove up. we got there. the place was a smoking ruins. you know, for a while it was devastating. it really -- we had no idea who was there. >> five bodies were found initially. >> the sixth body was not found until the following day. when they recovered that body, everybody thought that was patty hearst. >> and that's when everybody took a kind of a breath like, my god, is it patty? was she really there? >> there were six sla members inside the house. >> nancy lang perry, camilla hall, patricia soltysik, willie wolfe, donald david defreeze, angela atwood. >> the news story became, where's patty hearst? what's happened to her? >> considering everything i've been through up to that time in my life, throw vietnam in, may 17, 1974, is the worst day of my life. i don't remember truly what anybody did or what any of us said other than i remember patricia wanted to retaliate immediately. she was devastated and angry. she loved somebody that had just been murdered by the gov

donna persona is a legendary community advocate and cocreator of the compton cafeteria hit play and performershot lounge in san francisco. or story has been featured around the world including in the out magazine article, tenderloin is the night and in the short film beautiful by night. jojo tie is the youth commissioner representing district eight and a health worker. jojo is a clear, trans and filipino born and raised in san francisco and based in the castro. from their own life experiences of navigating personal and institutional challenges, they are committing to supporting lg deep -- lgbtq youth through luth -- youth empowerment and leadership. plee