. ♪ >> when run dmc came out, they were taking rock-and-roll music, and then putting it together with was fit for an arena. knocking the scoreboard down. >> aerosmith had sort of fallen off the map at that point. and sort of brings them back into the fore, and it also breaks run dmc in a much big ware because then you start to get more white kids listening to hip-hop. >> run dmc's latest album, entitled "raising hell," has sold more than a million copies in just-13 weeks. a first for a rap record. >> the album is called "license to ill." that's a stupid name. ♪ wake up late for school and don't want to go ♪ ♪ you ask your mom please but she still says no ♪ >> hip-hop owas our baby. this is our culture. this is our music. we created it. and then, here come the beastie boys and we were afraid we were going to lose it. ♪ you got to fight for your right to party ♪ >> and then, when we started listening to their music, they really were funky and they could really get busy. so we were like, okay, all right. >> beastie boys come out with people thought would be a pop group. they were straigh

the dmc? what does dmc stand for? eddie good, this is john delorean the delorean motor company. and so it had many innovative features just like preston tucker did with his car you could see the the gullwing doors and the stainless steel body. that wouldn't rust. and he unlike tucker actually got financial backing for the car. he entered into a partnership with the british government because it's to a government a government's advantage to try to back car makers because car making provides jobs, so he had a plant built in belfast northern ireland. in the car went into mass production unlike with tucker. and he was able to build 9,000 of these cars very much like tucker. he was a tireless champion and promoter of his own automobile. and so you can see him trying to advertise his car and standing behind it on top of it. and it was a good looking car it it was sleek it offered fairly good performance. although there were some reliability problems with it. but what happened to him and his car he was able to produce 9,000 of them as i mentioned, but after just about a year he had to

. >> from run dmc wearing adidas to michael jordan, all those who made this the multi billion dollar industry that it is. >> reporter: inspired by black lives matter protests and calls for social justice, the two launch the start, strategic african-american retail track, a program that gives black franchisees access to capital and major vendors. >> it's upon us to help foster change. >> reporter: he believes this can come through growing wealth where families pass down assets. >> it is alarming just because you see all the different ways that systemic racism has really affected the black culture. >> reporter: start aims to address systemic economic disparities and motivate young minds. they held a panel discussion. >> i am a sneaker head. >> bri plans to turn passion into prosperity. >> i always wanted to create my own legacy. >> reporter: those legacies he wants to help build. >> when you have black ownership it helps them economically and it helps others believe they can be black owners as well. >>> 4:40. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> anticipation in the wor

. >> from run dmc to michael jordan to all of the young kids who have actually supported the industryltibillion dollar industry that it is it's unfortunate because there's only a half handful of american american owners in the retail industry in the world world. >> reporter: inspired by black lives matter and calls for social justice, darius filling who oversees marketing for athlete's foot. they started a pipeline program that gives black franchisees access to capital and major vendors. >> it's upon us to really help foster change. >> reporter: billings believes change can come from growing generational route where families pass down assets. on average, white families have a net worth nearly ten times that of black families. >> it's definitely alarming just because you see every different way that systemic racism has addressed the culture. >> reporter: they held a panel discussion to introduce the program to the public. >> i'm say sneaker head. i don't know if you can see what i'm rocking. >> reporter: brii renee wants to change her passion into prosperity. >> i always wanted to crea

that's from a study just out from the journal dmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decamp coffee are less likely to develop or die from the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites. according to a un scientists committee, that recommendation has angered the australian government, the reef as a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the endangered list. the when body says the decline in coral is due to climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action. get more. we are joined by rebecca amr. she is a journalist. she is based in sydney, rebecca, australia saying that the recommendation is politically motivated, that it will challenge it. what's behind the controversy? will is trailyn environment minister susan les, his said she was blindsided by this proposal. and then in fact, the united nations had to show the strategy and government that this kind of recommendation on the race would not be made

they had all sorts of bakery regarding crowd strike in the dmc lakes. i mean the list goes on and on. so there are people within these agencies, they go and do anything. there is no limits anymore in terms of the size, ation of federal agencies. to me that's a frightening thing. there might have been limits before they weren't so braves and a lot of the stuff was done as david said, you know, a lot of that under the radar before, but now it's just so the bombast, patrick got on top of it. they get complete media protection. ok, i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion. the media and january 16 with our key. ah ah the 30 the garage or finish the lady that can just you who but the know the mean, russell but i hope so. but over the over the years they sort of me the motion learning a lot of stories going in the course procure mrs. mr. bob rhodes. i position we think he might be a soldier because off the boot she's wearing huge, which fold up took a personal opinion

they have also sort of bakery regarding crowd strike in the dmc lakes. i mean, the list goes on and on. so there are people within these agencies. they go and do anything. there is no limits anymore in terms of the size, ation of federal agencies. to me that's a frightening thing. there might have been limits before they weren't so braves and a lot of stuff was done as david said, you know, a lot of that under the radar before. but now it's just so bumped the bombast, patrick, on top of it, they get complete media protection. ok. i get them and i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion. the media and january 16 with our key. ah, ah, ah. the media, a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation, community. are you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows, use always be polite, never engage with a

. ♪ my adidas ♪ >> reporter: from run dmc wearing adidas with the fat strings, to michael jordan jumpingketball, to all of the african american kids who have actually supported the sneaker industry and made the sneaker industry the multibillion dollar industry that it is, it is unfortunate there is only a handful of african american retail owners in the sneaker industry in the whole world. >> that is the store franchisee says he wants to help change. >> lowman owns nine the athletes foot franchises including this one in atlanta. >> have a good day. >> it's the global brand's highest grossing location, nearly a third. families in this neighborhood live in poverty. >> protests for social justice and calls for racial equity inspired him and the athlete's foot marketing director darius billings to launch start strategic african-american retail track that gives black franchisees access to capitol and areas where minority entrepreneurs have historically hit a wall. >> it upon us to really help foster change. >> billings believes change can come through growing generational wealth where familie

they had all sorts of bakery regarding crowd strike in the dmc lakes. i mean, the list goes on and on. so there are people within these agencies, they go and do anything. there is no limits anymore in terms of the size, ation of federal agencies. to me that's a frightening thing. there might have been limits before they weren't so braves and a lot of stuff was gone as david said, you know, a lot of that under the radar before, but now it's just so the bombast, patrick got on top of it. they get complete media protection. ok. i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion, the media and january 16 with our key. ah, ah, the responding will be necessarily need budget. you have to do the packing, but again, jack in john's island is died. i might have to go to the the, the most the most difficult really, the one had to buy the buy they're out of 410 days right on the bank. but we were going to waste water chemical lights and has our, this is going to develop new to men, th

they had all sorts of bakery regarding crowd strike in the dmc lakes. i mean, the list goes on and on. so there are people within these agencies, they go and do anything. there is no limits anymore in terms of the size, ation of federal agencies. to me that's a frightening thing. there might have been limits before they weren't so braves and a lot of the stuff was done as david said, you know, a lot of that under the radar before. but now it's just so the bombast, patrick, on top of it, they get complete media protection. ok. i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion, the media and january 16 with our to the the, the ah, the ah oh, when i was the wrong. why don't just don't the world yes to fill out the scene because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well the part we choose to look for common ground in doing the breathing technique and then take a pool in here and then we don't know where it goes to. to break down, i need to

they had all sorts of bakery regarding crowd strike in the dmc lakes. i mean the list goes on and on. so there are people within these agencies, they go and do anything. there is no limits anymore in terms of the politicize ation of federal agencies. to me that's a frightening thing. there might have been limits before they weren't so braves and a lot of the stuff was done as david said, you know, a lot of that under the radar before, but now it's just so the bombast, patrick got on top of it. they get complete media protection. ok, i gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion, the media and january 16 with the ah, the always be polite, never engage with an aggravated or confrontational office. don't get into any conversation to start answering questions. just ask for an attorney to survive and interrogation. you've gotta be ready. you're definitely don't want to be going to trial in a jump. so one cups, you're more likely to walk free. if you're rich and guilty, yo

votes in but the plan also turns the federal elections commission into essentially another arm of the dmc also strip state legislatures of their inherent power to draw congressional districts and then give the power to computer algorithms. these would favor democrats courtesy of big textures like they do in every other situation we are seeing. democrats would just use their 1-party control of congress to eventually do away with voter id anyway. thankfully mitch mcconnell sees through this effort and so far at least republicans seamlessly united opposition to the manchin trap but i have to say this is to be the end of any serious speculation about joemanchin as a secret moderate or even a conservative. nothing could be further from the truth. when he has a chance to choose between preserving our democracy and turning our government into a one party oligarchy manchin chose the latter. he chose stacy abrams and chuck schumer over the views of most of his west virginia constituents. that tells you everything you need to know. we already have a preview of what happens when democrats dictate el

question to you, he was a guy who uncovered the russian the basically intelligence agency attack on the dmc come the democratic national committee, back in 2016 what you see and why should all u.s. businesses who are watching right now do and know about the potential here. guest: they should be aware that they are tech targeted, hospitals pharma companies, obviously pipeline companies, any businesses, school districts and even police departments, there was one in dc that was attacked with the data lincoln and a police department. you're all targeted if you have any money to pay a ransom they will come after you and you should be prepared and you will see that somebody is going to get in. it's impossible to keep them out. but you when by protecting and you need to be prepared and will also plan for the worst case scenario. you need to respond quickly and look for backups, can that be done. everyone should be thinking through that right now. see tip thank you demetri it's great to have you and your expertise, thank you so much. see you next time. guest: thank you. liz: in a report card it jus

that's from a study just out in the journal dmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or detached coffee are less likely to develop or die from such diseases. the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites, according to a un scientific committee. that recommendation has angered the australian government. the reef is a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the endangered list. the human body says the decline and quarrel is due to climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action. get more we are joined by rebecca, i'm or she is a journalist. she is based in sydney, rebecca australia saying that the recommendation is politically motivated, that it will challenge it. what's behind this controversy? will is trailyn environment minister susan les, his said she was blindsided by this proposal. and in fact, the united nations had assured the strategy and government that this kind of recommendation on the race

we are conducting major exercises in europe, monitoring dmc and career, conducting freedom navigationperations and strategic waterways and global, sustaining operations cyberspace, supporting allies and partners in africa and latin america, patrolling the skies in the middle east. joint forces currently conducting safe, responsible and deliberate strategic retrograde from afghanistan in good order while entering continued support in the afghan national security force. the purpose of the united states military is simple. it's to protect and defend the constitution united states of america against all enemies, foreign and domestic. with that comes tasks. task one is prepare for. in order to deter enemies. two, fight and win america's wars if deterrence fails. u.s. military is a critical component for overall national power. combination of our diplomatic efforts, economic strength and overriding hope for the american message and military humility deter adversaries preserve great power of peace in this era of power competition. the current strategic landscape is witnessing rapid change an

we are conducting major exercises in europe, monitoring dmc and career, conducting freedom navigationrations and strategic waterways and global, sustaining operations cyberspace, supporting allies and partners in africa and latin america, patrolling the skies in the middle east. joint forces currently conducting safe, responsible and deliberate strategic retrograde from afghanistan in good order while entering continued support in the afghan national security force. the purpose of the united states military is simple. it's to protect and defend the constitution united states of america against all enemies, foreign and domestic. with that comes tasks. task one is prepare for. in order to deter enemies. two, fight and win america's wars if deterrence fails. u.s. military is a critical component for overall national power. combination of our diplomatic efforts, economic strength and overriding hope for the american message and military humility deter adversaries preserve great power of peace in this era of power competition. the current strategic landscape is witnessing rapid change and

tracy chapman's music, run dmc. >> beastie boys. >> life could be lived in color, aspiration and hopend white. >> all of that culture and then there's the reality of it. you wrote that there's the impression that we are a chaotic and divided country. is it only an impression? >> well, the reality is life was built up from liverpool in the 1980s and perception was all i had. i told myself i was an american trapped in an english person's body and then i acted upon it. also the reality is the discordance between america the idea as a kid and america the reality as an adult. it's the epigraph of my book. let america be america again, the land that never was and yet must be. on independence day when i bite into my first hot dog, it's those words i hold in mind. that's the task ahead of us. >> i'm fascinated by this. as a kid i was fascinated by liverpool because of the beetles and was drawn over the other direction. but -- and i know when i went there i was like, okay, england isn't -- you fell in love with america and all its flaws. >> i adored america. i am who i am because of america. a

mary j., diddy, run dmc. if you don't know, now you know.oderator: that is all the time we have tonight. certainly thank you for participating in a spirited and informative debate. we also thank the new york city campaign-finance board. we urge you to check the website n.y.c.votes.org. importantly, you will learn more about right-choice voting, just how the nominees for mayor will be selected. mw nbc, politico, the new york urban league, and the citizens budget commission, we thank you for watching. election day is tuesday, june 22. have a good night. ♪

mary j., diddy, run dmc. if you don't know, now you know.oderator: that is all the time we have tonight. certainly thank you for participating in a spirited and informative debate. we also thank the new york city campaign-finance board. we urge you to check the website n.y.c.votes.org. importantly, you will learn more about right-choice voting, just how the nominees for mayor will be selected. mw nbc, politico, the new york urban league, and the citizens budget commission, we thank you for watching. election day is tuesday, june 22. have a good night. ♪ >> his autobiography is titled laughing at myself, subtitled my education in congress, on the farm and at the movies. he served in congress for 18 years, a native of wichita, kansas he went on to serve as president clinton's agriculture echo terry from 1995 to 2001. in 2004 he replaced jack as chairman and ceo of the future farmers association of america, we spent some time talking about his interest and humor. >> dan whitman -- glickman on this episode. listen on c-span.org or wherever you g

mary j., diddy, run dmc. if you don't know, now you know.oderator: that is all the time we have tonight. certainly thank you for participating in a spirited and informative debate. we also thank the new york city campaign-finance board. we urge you to check the website n.y.c.votes.org. importantly, you will learn more about right-choice voting, just how the nominees for mayor will be selected. mw nbc, politico, the new york urban league, and the citizens budget commission, we thank you for watching. election day is tuesday, june 22. have a good night. ♪ >> president biden speaks today about the national covid-19 response and vaccination efforts. he has set a goal of 70% of adults in the country having at least one vaccination shot by july 4. the cdc reports we are at 65%. watch president biden live on c-span. >> saturday on "the communicators" antitrust policy in digital technology markets. >> we are off the charts in terms of where we have been for the last 40 years and in terms of competition and monopoly. in the last year we had five anti

mary j., diddy, run dmc. if you don't know, now you know.oderator: that is all the time we have tonight. certainly thank you for participating in a spirited and informative debate. we also thank the new york city campaign-finance board. we urge you to check the website n.y.c.votes.org. importantly, you will learn more about right-choice voting, just how the nominees for mayor will be selected. mw nbc, politico, the new york urban league, and the citizens budget commission, we thank you for watching. election day is tuesday, june 22. have a good night. ♪ >> on the sunday news programs, senators were asked on the prospects of an election reform package. for also questions about cybersecurity and a possible new round of sanctions against russia. >> the centrist, moderate, maybe the most powerful man joe manchin is going to offer a stripped-down version. i want to put up the main elements. make election day a holiday, mandate 15 days of early voting, ban partisan gerrymandering and use commuter models and require a voter id. senator manchin took

run dmc.e stage. i remember watching at home. flung on this unknown by the organizers of the concert. armed with an acoustic guitar. 72,000 drunk english people. stevie wonder doing the sound check. lent into the microphone and drew mystical strength from "fast car" and watching that she silenced 72,000 drunk english people which is not easy to do. drew strength and turned women bring stadium into the most intimate setting possible. when you heard the message which was do not stand for what you currently are grappling with. make bold changes and get out while you can, when you are a 16-year-old and hear that message, it is because of tracy chapman, the chicago beers super bowl winning team and said we have been terrible for 20 years and don't have to be what we are. we can flip the script. we can create a new narrative. each of these things seem funny on the surface. miami vice. only about cops and drugs on the surface. an animal farm is only about horses and pigging on the surface but a singu