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he made his hits with kendrick lamar, diddy and c-lo green.d tribute posting videos and said he was honored to work with him. artists of all sorts sent love over social. police have not identified any suspects or a motive. chicago's police union protesting the decision by prosecutors to drop all charges against the "empire" actor, jussie smollett. they're chanting "fox must go." in this case, fox is state's attorney kim fox. her office decided not to prosecute jussie smollett for allegedly staging a hate crime against himself and also claimed that he was not innocent. meantime, civil rights leader jesse jackson held his own rally in support of foxx saying the criticism against her is politically motivated. matt finn reporting. he's been covering the story from jump and live in chicago. matt? >> shep, both sides of the protests getting in each other faces outside of kim foxx's office. at one point the chicago police had to step in and calm things down. this is really weeks if not months of frustration in this city coming to a head today. the ch

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space agency and nasa are planning a first test next year two spacecraft will be sent to the asteroid diddy mass and its tiny moon the noon one craft will observe and send a lander to take samples from. the other will be sent crashing into did he mean. it. like a game of cosmic billiards. neo shield scientists are trying to model how much did he noone will change course as a result. the end institute in freiburg germany is simulating taking aim at asteroids with a space gun this incredibly fast accelerator is used to fire tiny alamy and projectiles a different kinds of rock at speeds approaching ten kilometers a second. the force of impact is nearly doubled as material from the asteroid surface flies in the opposite direction it's called momentum in hansen and . have here momentum transfer through the impact of the projectile and also through the material that's expelled and moving in the opposite direction to the impact. from the net effect is to enhance the forward momentum as in a jet engine with mass propelled to the rear and forward acceleration to the slightly going to fit but that's

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and the 6-year-old girls and boys came out and danced a little diddy. the main theme was -- and curiously that headline was not there the next year and in 1978 pin dprks was the good guy. two years later, after 76, i was aioned to the american liaison office. i participated in the secret dpoeg negotiations. and that lead to the u.s. and china diplomatic relations. and ten years later i returned to china as the american ambassador. it was two years after the events in 1989, it caused attitudes toward china in the united states to turn extremely negative. when i got there the soviet union was in the process of collapsing. the day that i presented my credentials, the tapgs were in red square in moscow, and we spent our time discussing not u.s. china negotiations, but our impressions of the cnn news that was covering events in the soviet union as the country was on the verge of collapse. just to conclude this reminiscence about china, the high buildings in chao in a that you see how adays, just beginning to rise from the mudflats. they were about a third of

we had visited a nursery school and these 6-year-old girls and boys came out and danced a little diddy in which the main theme was xiaoping -- [ speaking foreign language ] and curiously, that line was not there the next year, and in 1978, xiaoping was the good guy. two years later, after '76, i was assigned to the american liaison office in beijing as the deputy head of the office, and i participated in the secret negotiations first with hua and later with xiaoping, that led to the establishment of u.s./china diplomatic relations. and ten years later, i returned to china as the american ambassador. it was two years after the events in kanamun in 1989 that had caused attitudes toward china in the united states to turn extremely negative. and when i got there as u.s. ambassador, the soviet union was in the process of collapsing. in fact, the day that i presented my credentials as ambassador to the president of china, the tanks were in red square in moscow, and we spent our time discussing not u.s./china relations but our impressions of the cnn news that was covering events in the soviet

diddy.uperstars lebron james and steph curry who weighed in during a postgame press conference. >> definitely a sad, sad, tragic event. obviously send prayers to his family, his community. >> reporter: and john legend in shock, tweeting, i just spent thursday with him and filmed a video for a beautiful new song. >> we come from gang culture, to we dealt with the system a lot. >> reporter: the father of two known for music, creating jobs in south l.a. as an entrepreneur with several businesses and investments in education and the arts. growing up as a gang member, he worked with police to curb gang violence. >> he was just there for the community. for the kids. >> reporter: and mourners gathered outside hussle's store to pay tribute. just hours before his death, the last thing he tweeted was, having strong enemies is a blessing. and hussle had called a meeting with the lapd, the l.a. commissioner and chief saying they were supposed to meet with him today to discuss ways to combat gang violenc

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what we've seen from the conclusion from the reports so far mueller diddies cover there was no conspiracy collusion. plenty of contacts between the campaign and russia but there was no collusion. i think on that issue what the attorney general said basically is correct. the president was facing tremendous pressure. he is focused on what the press says about him. the press were relentless. they were certainly helping if you like getting this story out there. charles: barr saw that to some degree, people thinks he saw that in sympathetic role or factor in his ultimate conclusion not to pursue obstruction charges and yet you have a lot of people, i toggled around all the channels today, people called mainstream media crestfallen or angry. feels like it will continue. >> that is partly fair. i don't think however there is any question that the report itself does not say the president didn't obstruct justice. very clear. the report goes through 10 instances where it is alleged or possible the president may have obstructed justice. mueller doesn't come to conclusion on that. mueller points to v

. >> yes but it's a winner take all business uber was competing with diddy in china and struck a dealhave winner take all. uber was competing with grab in singapore, and the same thing happened uber was competing with kareem in the middle east, uber just bought kareem. and in the u.s. i think the same type of arrangement is going to happen >> so leslie, final word on this this goes back to the dual class structure that a lot of ipo ease's the founders can say yes or no depending on what they think is the right exit >> exactly they're less inclined to sell their business it's their baby. it's hard for them to sell something they've built and grown. in lyft's case it's a 24 billion valuation. that's why you tend to see companies with super majority voting power trade at a discount you don't have that takeover speculation that would ever happen, because it's just such a high hurdle to get over when you have a founder led dual class structure. >> thank you leslie and jay. >>> shares of amd getting a pop up today they are up 60% so far this year can the rally in the chips keep going? we'll

laced the track you rocked the floor ♪ ♪ notorious, they got to know >> "i'll be missing you" was diddy'si'm coming >> and everybody wants to party. ain't nothing wrong with partying. puff daddy built an empire out of it. ♪ >> the sound shifted and the use of samples exploded. "mo money mo problems" was a diana ross sample that an older crowd could hear and say, well, that sounds familiar to me, so maybe this isn't all bad. ♪ i see myself in the pistol smoke ♪ >> you have songs like coolio's "gangsta paradise" which is, on the surface, a heavier song but the hook is so inviting and warm. ♪ been spending most of their lives living in a gangster's paradise ♪ >> hip-hop had hit a point it had become mainstream and starts appearing in other forms of music. there's this kind of rock-rap happening. ♪ sometimes, something kicked >> there's hip-hop that can be found in pop music. ♪ harrison ford getting frantic like sting i'm tantric like snickers guaranteed to satisfy ♪ >> r&b and rap mixing for new jack swing. ♪ new jack swing around town doesn't give a ♪ >> teddy riley was the big new jack swi

diddy data. the starting point is income tax return. he makes all kinds of assumptions to expand income tax data up to national income. tax returns caption about 6% of national income. so this they start from same pt use tax returns, they also extrapolate up national income that they make all kinds of turbine assumptions. dozens and dozens of them. it's a fascinating paper. they come out with completely different results. as you can see auten entered to find an after-tax with after-tax income levels here, the top 1% % share has essentially been flat or five decades now which is remarkable. if the data is right and completely undercuts a lot of the nerd we hear about higher earners doing very well and everyone else not doing very well at all. let's switch over to talk about wealth inequality. there are some of the same sorts of issues. this shows you the top 1% share of all u.s. wealth. there's two main sources of data here. thomas piketty and colleagues have made a name for themselves estimating the top 1% share of wealth if that's the

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it diddies track him, the mueller investigation from what he is doing.ike he is doing a whole lot more now? >> i think he is doing a whole lot more, i think even his critics which is very telling do approve of his foreign policy work. even the people who are first to criticize his tone, manner of expression, there are very few people who say he is not doing a good job on foreign policy. david: even on issues like the middle east which is a tough nut to crack? >> there is fighting there for thousands of years, right? he also obviously made some very polarizing calls as some people see it, that is to say moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. there have been lots of big moves. but also things that the u.s. promised to do for decades and not just followed through. david: here is the president. this happened moments ago. listen. [reporters shouting questions] >> if you're cleaning house at dhs what would you like to see? >> i never said i'm cleaning house. i don't know who came up with that expression. we have a lot of great people. we have a judge ruling tha