it's called “darryl's dream” and its author is darryl mcdaniels.ht know him better as dmc, of the legendary hip hop group run dmc. the path from rapper to children's book author may seem an unlikely one, but in mcdaniels' case, there were hints along the way. newshour weekend's christopher booker has our story. >> i'm dmc in the place to be. i goo st. john's university. >> reporter: since his earliest days on the mic, dmc, the co-founder of what many consider to be the greatest rap group of all time has offered countless rhymes and tales about what it was to be a kid from queens who wore big glasses, loved reading books and learned above all else, the importance and power of being yourself. >> when you listen to all my rhymes it's almost like you open up a book, you see this guy on a cover with a microphone looking like thor and you open it up and the first words in the book is, "i'm the king of rock. there is none higher. sucka m.c.'s should call me sire! to burn my kingdom, yomust use fire, but i won't stop rocking until i retire!" that means you

darryl zanuck wanted to continue to place her in light hearted, musical comedies.rally labeled it trash. >> she also discovered that her costar frank sinatra was being paid more than three times as much as she was. and she was furious. >> the consciousness has been for centuries that men are worth more than women. >> she was the main attraction. i mean, she was the reason that people flocked to the theater. so it was insane that she wasn't given a much more power position in terms of salary. >> it was time to put her foot in the ground and say, no more. and she decided just to not show up to work. >> this was an early instance of time's up. >> for anyone who thinks monroe was a perpetual victim, she walked off the set of "pink tights." enough said. >> one of the great tributes we can pay in memory of president age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. ♪ my name is austin jame

." >> despite all about eve's picture win at the oscars, the head of 20th century fox, darryl zanuck,ll doesn't see marilyn's potential. >> zanuck never likes her. he never thinks she's much of an actress. >> sometimes the way women look overpowers their ability to see they are very gifted with a lot to offer beyond that. >> he simply couldn't see that marilyn could be anything other than a pretty face. but johnny hyde persuades zanuck to give her another shot. >> it's the final thing johnny hyde does for marilyn. days later, he died from his heart problems. >> marilyn was extremely upset. he was the only person who had believed in her for her whole career. all of a sudden, she was on her own again and wondering what's going to happen next. >> announcer: this cnn original series, "reframed: marilyn monroe," is brought to you by aspen dental. we know the power of a smile and will do anything to help you smile again. book today at aspendental.com. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our

darryl in the book is them.e the people they were put here to be because, tiffany, then the next great journalist like you and the next great entertainers and doctors and lawyers and scientists and astronauts, so it's to encourage, to inspire, and also in this day and age, tiffany, you are perfect just like you are. >> i love that. well, first of all, i want you to know that as you were dropping that rhyme, the crew here in the studio, everybody started rapping along. i love that. >> exactly, they know it. >> you make such a good point. >> it's a classic. you are an icon. you rapped about going to college. i remember even with krs 1. absolutely. i remember him saying scott la rock has a college degree, and this was something to be proud of. >> yes. >> right. >> so hip-hop has really changed in some of the messaging that we hear now. so i'm curious if you, darryl, today could talk to little darryl at that time, what would be your message to little darryl, like the character in your book? >> yes, everything that p

simmons. >> this could be marlin's last chance to impress darryl sandic and improve her worth to thewant you to know i can give you peach with grand. i can realize just to hear it. >> she's memorable. she's given notice in i believe the "new york times" calling her superb. it's really just kind of the pate pateriotarcy. she was dreaded. >> she said, when i look at her, i don't see star. he was a shrewd businessman and saw the potential to make money. >> at the start of the '50s around 80% of movie-goers are women andizhanic wants to draw in the men. >> as a rule i never mix business and pleasure. >> the new obsession in the '50s is very much with the hour-glass shaped woman. marlin fits the fantasy, and a big part is the her bust size, her wait size, her as they called it often in magazines at the time, her chassis. >> they seen her up with a seven-year contract with fox. >> everybody in the business at that time wanted a studio contract. it meant you were in the door. you had a chance. but the bad thing about the contract is you really were owned in a sense by the studio. you had to

we'll follow-up with darryl. we'll make certain they contain all the commissions here and every year. >> chair peskin: okay. there other real estate brokers who serve on other commissions that require the filing of form 700s. they all -- i shouldn't say all, to my knowledge, they had several pages that would list out each and every year, every commission he received over $10,000. it's nice to know that after nine years commissioner honda has realized that this is information that has to be disclosed. the reason for disclosure -- this isn't a gotcha thing, that gives the public as well as the commissioner who claims to very carefully look at every one of his business relationships before votes at the quasi judicial body board of appeals, it gives them to know that. if you doing a dozen deals -- let me ask you this, commissioner honda. what is the standard industry practice for a real estate commission on sale of residential property? >> as far as what? 2.5%. >> chair peskin: to each broker? >> correct. >> chair pe

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her lost movi last movie for fo to open and darryl zanuck has a stunt to put her back in her place. >e to her was about resistance to the idea that marilyn monroe could be anything other than a sex object and certainly that what she was not was an actress. >> very nice. >> it's wonderful. wonderful, wonderful. >> it's the same thing as ever same look at this basically up skirt shot. >> i said what has marilyn monroe got that a million other women have and prefer not to tell? >> the two marilyns were seem as impossible to reconcile as if it isn't possible to imagine that a woman could be sexual and flirty and giggle and also be serious and be driven. >> at the new york premiere of "the seven year itch" the press is on alert. nobody can be sure which marilyn monroe they're going to see. [cheering] ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ for everything we need. for everything we want. for everything we do. [cheering] we're all better off with an ally. ♪ someday you'll catch the perfect wave. with an average of $550 worth of benefits to enjoy during your stay at fine hotels & resorts properties, "someday" can

and darryl mcdaniels of hip hop group run dmc on his children's book “darryl's dream.”, on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the anderson family fund. the estate of worthington mayo-smith. leonard and norma klorfine.

we'll follow-up with darryl. we'll make certain they contain all the commissions here and every year. >> chair peskin: okay. there other real estate brokers who serve on other commissions that require the filing of form 700s. they all -- i shouldn't say all, to my knowledge, they had several pages that would list out each and every year, every commission he received over $10,000. it's nice to know that after nine years commissioner honda has realized that this is information that has to be disclosed. the reason for disclosure -- this isn't a gotcha thing, that gives the public as well as the commissioner who claims to very carefully look at every one of his business relationships before votes at the quasi judicial body board of appeals, it gives them to know that. if you doing a dozen deals -- let me ask you this, commissioner honda. what is the standard industry practice for a real estate commission on sale of residential property? >> as far as what? 2.5%. >> chair peskin: to each broker? >> correct. >> chair pe

so joining us now, the pittsburgh fire bureau chief, darryl jones.g the time this morning. a lot on your hands. first thing, how do you manage these rescues and to get the folks off the bridge safely? that's no small thing. >> no, it wasn't. i attribute that to the highly skilled people in our ems bureau able to conduct that rescue. the technical aspect of that, we worked together. fire, police, and ems. coordinated effort to respond to and recover from this incident. >> kudos to your colleague and the first responders there for acting so bravely and quickly getting to the scene. obviously, given the weather at hand there too. i'm curious, there had been a previous bridge collapse just two years ago. was this particular bridge on your radar in terms of concern that we could very well see the images that we see now? >> no, it was not. and we do have people go out and inspect the bridges, as you know, the city of pittsburgh is the city of bridges. we have a lot of them. and they're routinely inspected. if there was any warning or concern, we would have

run dmc founding member, darryl mcdaniels has now written a new book. happy new year. how are you? >> happy new year. thank you, t.j. i'm doing really, really, really good. looking forward to an awesome year. >> that's what we need here on this first monday of 2022. i'm holding a become here. it's a picture book here. who is the kid on that cover? is that supposed to be you? >> that is a young dmc and the place to be. >> so much about the book, how much of this really is following your story as a young kid? it has a message in there for kids now, but how much of this is your story about being bullied or rejected or talk about being different? >> well, back in the day, '30s, '40s, '50s, way back in the stone age, all young people go through the same thing, so when i was a little kid, t.j., i got teased, bullied, and picked on because i was a straight a student, always on time. i listened to my teachers, obeyed my parents. i wore glasses. they used to call me four eyes. it was, like, hey, binoculars, i read comic books. i was this geeky, nerdy kid, but al

and community leaders stepped up big -- people like reverend rita paige, bernice edwards, darryl chambers and his team, and maria matos. [applause] because of the efforts of so many, we were one of only 20 states to meet president biden's goal -- 70 percent of adults vaccinated by july 4. this work saved lives. you're getting good help there, tracy. we provided more than $400 million in support to small businesses. we supported child care providers, who stayed on the job throughout this crisis. and thanks to the hard work of educators, we got our children back in classrooms. [applause] that's why, despite the trying times -- and because of the ongoing sacrifice of so many delawareans -- i'm optimistic today. over the past two years, we've seen clearly that the people of our state are resilient. they're innovative. they're kind. they never give up. they're focused on the present -- but hopeful for the future. because of the incredible strength of the people of our state. and because of their resilience. i can tell you confidently today that the state of our state is strong. and we are eage

. >> hill: darryl dwayne directs community engagement at the newark museum of art. to replace columbus resonates with the counity. is there a connection from harriet tubman to the present right now? >> oh, certainly. harriet tubman's legacy still lives on today. i mean, the fight for equality for people of color is an ongoing thing that, until it's lly leveraged, is going to be something that we're constantly fighting for. i feel that art has always been the doorway in, the doorway that grabs the attention of the public, and once you have their attention, you do something with it. so, hopefully, we hope this sculpture will do just that. >> hill: mayor ras baraka says his decision to remove columbus sparks controversy to this day. >> even in here in new jersey, i'm getting pushback saying that what we're doing is anti this group of anti this person and we are destroying history, but that's not the case. what we will be actually doing is telling history as it is. and we're including ourselves in it, you know, our story has not been told. so, we're including ourselves

looking outside along the barca darryl in san francisco. and there's the exploratorium and there's the bucky ball as well. you can see it. the fog match routing that right now a key ball named after buckminster let's check in with rebecca strom. see what's happening. >> well, guys, you senate to definitely starting to see the fog rolled through that marine layer coming through and it's been a little bit hazy around the bay area might have noticed that as you're out and about today, in fact, we can still kind of make it out here with our east bay camera. normally it's a lot clearer in the show. you can see all the way across the bay typically and sometimes on a really good clear day, you can actually make out the golden gate bridge towers right around that area. but not today. we have been seeing of the hazy skies because of the colorado fire that is burning in the central on along the central coast in the big sur. the good news is the wind speeds are very low. last check about 4 miles an hour there. and the humidity levels are very high. so

and the government's part of that to a guys i'm here with darryl. we were out at the revive $66.00 camp ground, about $44.00 and a half weeks ago. and daryl got hit by a car and tom is still recovering in the hospital. but the good news today is that in 6 days, next monday he's going to move in to eat a village to his permanent home. m. you warned a whole i've been on the streets, courtney sh ah. several years now 20 years and to mos. ah let's wait here. it was in 3 weeks after darrell got hit by a car just right out here in almost the same spot. another person coming towards the camp ground that was pushing a wheelchair got hit by a car, and that car continued to drive on. the police are still searching for the person involved in the hit and run. and we realized that we had to do something. so that night we went and we purchased a daily de blinking lights. and we started paying our residence at eden village to come out here to the camp ground and help people across the street. so that we didn't see any more accidents. thank you very much and you ha

while you're getting darryl back on-line, it's 7:14. may we take a 15-minute break, then, to 7:30 and start again? and because i know that the next item is probably going to have a lot of public comment, and we don't want to be here until the wee hours of the morning. >> clerk: okay. >> president swig: we're going to limit public comment for the next item >> and 6d these are appeal numbers 21-076-077, 079 and 078 and joshua cliff, glen rogers, david rowe man owe and deanne dellbridge versus san francisco public works subject property of various locations are market street and appealing the issuance on july 30th, 2021 to bay area rapid transit approval treatment of 32 street trees at various locations and on market street for the construction of can pee structures over the bart enter trances. if the trees and bay since cannot be replaced due to not meeting the minimum planting, the face value should be assessed which is greater in value. tree replacement is required where refew able and shall be planted with at least order number 205249

. >> after a six-year absence, darryl zanuck is returning as the studio's president. >> zanuck takescareer at the very beginning now really saw what kind of a gold mine he had in marilyn monroe. >> when fox rehired marilyn, she showed them who was in charge. she had finally forced them to accept her value, they rehired her at a million dollars contract and that contract has to have meant more to her professionally than any other victory she achieved. she'd been vindicated and made them eat their words. >> she was at the top of her game. she was at the height of her success and all of a sudden, the curtain came down. it's like wait a minute, the movie is not over. the movie is not over. or could i have a different game plan? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells

but instead of pulling strings with darryl zanuck to get marilyn her job back, he puts in a word with of a rival studio. harry cologne, who was the head of columbia pictures introduced, understood, and manipulated the star-making process. >> cohen offers marilyn a six-month contract. but he insists on big changes before he will cast her in a movie. >> i think the platinum blond was inspired by jean harlow. it was the ultimate hollywood look. the ultimate star image. >> it's almost unearthly. almost like an angel, with glowing hair. >> blondness is hugely valued in american movies and culture of the time. often associated to purity and innocence, but also associated to sexiness and sometimes even pornography. >> for marilyn, the platinum was the step into a different stratosphere of like, i am now this kind of created persona. >> cohen's same formula had transformed spanish dancer margarita can seento into hollywood scar rita heyward in the 1930s. >> she was what they will call ethnic in those days, meaning she was latina. they dyed her hair, she end went electrolysis to raise her hair

particularly against her studio and against darryl zanuck who ran 20th century fox.ripts with hack directors. and she was fighting to assert control over her career, to improve the opportunities she was offered, to ensure that she created her incredible stardom and they weren't giving her movies that were worthy of it. she was saying give me projects that can show what i can do and everybody wins, what's the downside here? most important, she wasn't getting paid. and she discovered her co-stars were making literally ten times as much as she was. and so it drove her to break with the studio, to set up her own production company, and as we saw in that clip there, to begin to fight for certain kinds of measures of respect like director approval, co-star approval, and script approval. >> that's pretty extraordinary, especially at that time too. i mean, she had already transformed herself so many times over, right? sometimes at the recommendation of bigwigs in hollywood. and she did so. so i guess what i'm saying is, she found ways in which to acquiesce and at the same ti

. >> how did darryl let you go?e i didn't ask him. >> shit, thelma. >> the thing i love about "thelma and louis" is it was a love story between two women. that was one of the great female buddy movies of all time. >> two friends decide to get away and things go off the rails really, really quickly. >> shut up! you hear me? shut up! >> please, please don't hurt me! >> you let her go, you [ bleep ] or i'm going to splatter your ugly face all over this nice car. >> i was driving home one night and the idea just hit me. two women go on a crime spree. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, this is a robbery. >> it wasn't just the idea. i kind of saw the whole movie in one flash. >> goddamn, you bitch! >> i don't think he's going to apologize. >> nah, i don't think so. [ sound of gunfire ] [ screaming ] >> it's an odyssey of two women on the last journey. they would not know it was the last journey, therefore the journey had to be magnificent. >> a lot of women looked at this film and thought, i can relate to those women.

and was signed by nick saban, former nfl quarterback, oliver luck, former buffalo bills linebacker darrylusly west virginia a very small community. these people all know each other. they're all friends. the fact that jerry west and nick saban did something publicly like this is pretty extraordinary. >> it is, and the name that jumps out there is nick saban because of course anyone who watches this show knows, nick saban and joe manchin are old buddies going way, way back. they are real life friends. so for saban to put his name to this letter is fascinating. he's kind of taking the manchin position. yes, i want to get voting rights legislation passed but not by scrapping the filibuster, so saban is taking the manchin position there. >> helene, final thoughts on this morning. what are you working on? >> i'm all about ukraine right now. >> yeah. >> you know, we're in a state of sort of suspended animation at the pentagon waiting for, you know, sort of a shoe to drop. so there's a lot of activity there. there's a lot general mark milley, the chairman of the joint can chiefs of staff has come

of faith in go get another shot because i think we are going to be here in two months hearing how darryl fourth shot. somehow selfish not getting a fifth shot. get ahold of yourself. settle down. we need a third party outside government, no political bent to give us an idea of what is actually hitting us in america. meanwhile, up next, business owners. >> steve: brian, can i add something? here's the thing, you don't trust government. and i get that a lot of people don't. however, do you know who i trust? i trust my doctor. in talking to my doctor yesterday about omicron, and, you know, the thing about omicron is the vaccines have not been as effective with that as it was with delta. and he said think about it this way, steve. he said think of the vaccine as like wearing a kevlar vest. it is not going to-i essentially what the kevlar vest is going to do it will stop the bullet. but it won't let the bullet kill. that's why i trust the doctors, i trust the science. you know, it's the only game we got right now is to get vaccinated and boosted. and unfortunately this omicron is sweeping thr