we go to harlem for some good old fashioned barbecue, and they're giving back this christmas. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with this tornad neworles, id a string of deadly tornadoes across several states. a mother and her young son among the dead. all part of a massive system bringing snow, blizzard conditions, rain, and ice, dangerous driving for millions. and now, of course, heading into the east tomorrow. these are the new images just in tonight. that funnel cloud in louisiana, right outside new orleans. jefferson parrish. it is now a confirmed tornado that has just touched down there. more than two dozen reported tornadoes in the past 24 hours. we now know it was an ef-2 tornado that struck grapevine, texas. these images from new iberia, louisiana, several tornado sightings today. and the terrible aftermath in four forks, louisiana. look at this. teams searching for survivors. finding the bodies of that mother and her 8-year-old son. elsewhere, this same system bringing blizzard conditions, this tonight from nea

joe: they used to call san francisco's fillmore district the harlem of the west.s a place filled with jazz clubs, nightlife, and a thriving black community. but then in the '70s, redevelopment came along, displacing residents, leaving the thriving culture mostly to memory. but the old fillmore will always have a touch of immortality thanks to the photos of david johnson. david johnson: that's the beauty of photography. it's a way of preserving what the world was like. joe: from the 1940s on, johnson's camera captured everyday life in the fillmore: on the streets, in the clubs. david: i liked to go into the dance hall there. joe: he dressed sharp, but the outfit wasn't complete without a large format camera. david: a handsome dude. joe: the camera first caught johnson's eye as a kid growing up poor in jacksonville, florida. he found one to call his own in a pawn shop. david: i started snapping pictures in my neighborhood. joe: after serving in the navy during world war ii, he returned to jacksonville and learned ansel adams was starting a photography school in san

[jazz music playing] - she was a small-town harlem girl. she loved to dance.e would make up routines in a room and pretend she was on one of harlem's chorus lines she'd seen up close. by 1940, she was working in clubs in her native harlem and on the road, where she met luther "slim" preston, a lanky, sky tall dancer with wiry legs and mesmerizing rhythm. they called themselves slim and sweets. they were loved and in love. they toured on the chitlin' circuit, and under manager joe glaser's care, opened for some of the greatest performers of the day, count basie, liol hampton, billie holiday, the nicholas brothers, coles and atkins, and of course, louis armstrong. [trumpet playing] - my father adored slim and sweets. my mother fell in love with louis while performing in the same nightclubs. she never acted on those feelings, however, because she was married to slim. my mother tells me that she never really knew how much everyone loved and respected slim until he passed away in 1950. family, friends, fellow dancers, entertainers, and people in the industry filled

. ♪ inspired after studying under trailblazing deviancer arthur mitchell at the dance theater of harlemballerinas company was finally noticed on the national stage when homer posted this dance on instagram to jason derulo's "if it ain't love," and it went viral with over 30 million views. ♪ since then, the dancers have taken their show to stages across the country. after seeing a friend perform with bryant's company, taylor edwards joined the dance company and found her place. >> it's so much diversity. like, diverse energy in one space. >> i always tell people, we kind of cut our bodies in half with hiplet. our feet will be doing something classical but our arms will be going crazy or vice versa. >> reporter: nia parker also dances in bryant's company. she's been hanging around homer's dance studio before she could even walk. >> so my mom actually was a student of homer hans bryant back here in new york, way back in the day, at dance theater of harlem. it was kind of guided to dth, because we have ballet legs and feet, she passed them on to me. a lot of dance studios will look at a chi

awaiting the arrival of one of the best-known teams, not the warriors but the harlem globetrotters. our bob redell -- where is bob? >> he's warming up. >> already practicing his best trick shot. >> there he is. >> is there a trampoline involved? >> oh, yeah, he's still warming up. >> that's going to be something to watch out for. first, meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> i wish she had a ball while she's talking. >> just don't hit me in the head. >>> we'll start out with fog in some spots. we're waking up and heading out and there see temperatures starting out chilly. it will shape up to be a nice day with low 60s today. we'll talk about what's ahead in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news out of san francisco. a two-alarm fire at an apartment building is now out of control. take a live look at the scene. this is happening right now at the building on castro and elizabeth. this shows smoke blowing into the air. sfpd says one person is displaced. the cause is still under investigation. we are continuing our coverage of the deadly earthquake, a 6.4 magnitude i

one man from harlem found out the hard way. >> a tiger was found saturday prowling around a harlem apartmentught a tiger cub called ming from a breeder for $2,000. within three years, ming weighed 450 pounds. when yates showed up at a harlem hospital with a suspiciously large bite, police investigated. ming was safely removed and sent to live out his life at a sanctuary. but in 2011, in zanesville, ohio, roadside zoo owner terry thompson's exotic pets weren't so lucky. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> yeah, there's a lion on mount perry road. >> before he took his own life, terry released his 18 tigers, 17 lions, and other dangerous animals into a suburban neighborhood. law enforcement had little choice but to kill the animals before they could harm the public. >> there was some very close calls. we don't go to the academy and get trained on how to deal with 300 pound bengal tigers. >> but stories like these didn't stop the tiger trade. oh, here's some pictures. can it be this easy? >> i get a call back from the first seller. >> hello. hello? >> yeah. hello. >> thank you so much for callin

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students from harlem giving back this holiday season. >> sometimes people have to take matters into their own hands. >>> and, paw submission. meet coal, a therapy dog making a difference by being different. >>> thns is "nbc nightly news" "kids edition.." >>> welcome back to "nightly news: kids edition." always nice to be with you especially on a weekend. 2022 american humane hero therapy dog here and introduce to you a double dutch theme and tell you a little bit about the sport and how it got a jump-start, if you will. >>> but let's begin with something many of you probably enjoy. sweets whether it's your favorite breakfast cereal or a must-have dissent, many kids and grown-ups often crave something sweet to eat. but why? what's going on that makes us want sweets so badly looking behind the science of a sweet tooth. >> reporter: a sweet tooth it's not a specific tooth in your mouth in fact, it has nothing to do with your actual teeth having a sweet tooth simply means that you're a big fan of sweet foods and often crave them this is a combination of your body and your brain telling you th

do you want me to let you know by thing you can call you put a fungal hodges harlem. the more kind of playing a put on your final while you are now muscle legal by showing you what all the got, what you cause. so it was not shown the jimmy on top quality part d trisha shoot out on a dongle while mom. sure. when you are, you can call, i hope women die go. but taliban spokesman, zombie le moore jacket, remains hopeful of more investment from china. col color smooth, but large toes who his chin and of his pon, mense. i did keep it up and you did a parody here with the borrower to work a hamburger or you quickly, well tell knit that color. i was a model one. hm. that someone would permit course, each in yula. so upon willis wanna um, come on the uh, carissa. dish hood to promote pick together here which to my already to which on the 22nd of june 2022. i'm gonna start experienced at worst, earthquake in 20 years today, young, thin and his journalists are cobble airport to cover the arrival of chinese. i talked to china as ambassador one. you know, the young said, it's the

and we just fell in love with each other the first time we met was at the studio museum in harlem. conversation between two generations of black ballerinas it was just fate like she gave me a second wind and encouraged me to see, you know, the picture beyond myself that my purpose was so much more than just my singular goal of becoming a principal dancer. >> yeah, and by the way, people who don't know the museum of harlem, it is where magic happens. we have a picture that shows the two of you sharing an incredible moment on stage when you danced swan lake and your mentor showed up with flowers and came on stage. bach talk about that moment she went through hell at a time she was told put on pale makeup so people don't know you are black and had to flee to europe in order to pursue her career because in the south she was getting the klan storming on the buses to get her off the bus what did it mean to you when she presented you with those flowers and you had that moment with her? >> this was such a remarkable moment because the history of people who bring the ballerina at the end of

the details in how it will be applied certainly in the pilot project we did in east harlem, it was kindy based in the connection -- >> that's fair and by whom. >> yeah. >> we really appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you, good to see you. come by we'd love to have you back to discuss these issues and more. >>> coming up a troubling plot foiled in germany how officials say they were able to stop a far right group intent on overthrowing the government. >>> plus we're live in ukraine. >>> we have just returned from the russian border where we spoke with ukrainian prisoners of war in their first minutes of freedom. they described brainwashing and psychological torture at the hands of the russians. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neiva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think

. >>> the world's most famous basketball team is headed to the bay area, an >>> the harlem globetrotterst to the area. >> so fun. the world 2023 kicks off just after christmas. our own bob redell playing some basketball with player scooter and wam at chase center. >> what a childhood dream to get to play basketball with a globetrotter. >> he's not going to be a globetrotter for sure. they also have games for the oakland arena, s.a.p. center, and the tickets are on sale now. bob has no chance. >> no chance at all. >> sorry, bob. >> it's all about having fun, though, right? >> why was he on the ground. >> it's a trick shot. i guess we'll have to go see them live in person. >> when they come. >> oh, that's what he was trying to do. . >> exactly. >> here to join us with what's coming up at 5:30. >> watch roku, apple tv if you want to tune in for a newscast. >> there's a lot to deal with in humboldt county. we are live in the earthquake zone with challenges. san leandro earlier today, maybe you felt it. are the two related. we talked to experts, along with people who felt the east bay earthqu

harlem rapper dave east has joined us several times as you may recall.ly family and see him in concert. there we are. first before i explain why it is back in the news, here are highlights you might remember of his time on "the beat" with me, tony schwartz and nick kristof. >> i feel like people are more into power than love, you know what i mean? the nypd need to fall back this week. it is happening everywhere, but i'm from new york city so it bothers me, the cops that police me and my family, you know what i'm saying? it is killing innocent people. >> dave, sometimes people ask more certain than they are to appear strong. >> yeah. >> you ever see that. >> yeah, i believe that. i feel like it is an illusion 90% of the time. you may do that more to try to seem more certain. >> yes, i agree with that. you know, any strength over you, as i think you have heard me say, any strength over you becomes a liability. >> you had this line, we would go hustle so eagerly, watch what i say now because my daughter is repeating me. >> she is repeating me. i'm mature, i

get that if you just look into harlem to you via that, the listed on what the, what to them honestly, you know, are you ever worried about her being a field reporter in person? yes, we would want it from you guys may be unintentional. probably maybe hitting her on her leg, but targeted like this in a deadly spot that we never thought of this. i never hit my mind that to happen, but it did. unfortunately shortly after the killing became public. these really military issued a statement saying that palestinians may have been responsible. oh wow. oh good, good. good law is really government distributed, this video saying a palestinian gum and likely shock should in. oh, but these really human rights group, but sell them quickly. debunk deb, sending a researcher to the location in the video that day, and showing that it was impossible that she was killed from there. we went to that spot to, to get from the side where she was killed, read to walk and take several turns to very narrow alleys and it's an impossible shot. there's absolutely no clear line of sight. why do you think that is real

the golden age harlem of pittsburgh. >> sala: they used to call this city 'hell with the lid off'. men in the neighborhood, in the morning, i saw them getting up and going to work. my dad for example, dropped out of school, but was still able to find work that paid enough to raise a family. my mother had 12 children. >> anthony: and your dad was able to raise 12 kids? >> sala: that's right. >> anthony: wow. that was a very different america. >> sala: that was a very different america. >> pedestrian: how you doing, sala? >> sala: good, good. this is where i lived, this is where i grew up. all of this area, this whole flat parking lot area that you see. this is where we lived. devastation. they just completely devastated our whole neighborhood. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: in the 1950s, the city came up with a plan to revitalize the hill district by leveling large swaths of it. eight thousand residents, including sala, were displaced. and instead of new housing, the land was used to build a hockey arena. >> sala: difficult, painful memories of what used to be, and now we see suburbanites coming i

ah, ah ah, welcome back to was a part of smith you now chevy, casa member of the ciocca harlem, and the country's former ambassador to you as ever john and great britain, mr. kevin, because it's clear that you are very strong advocates of diplomacy and we shouldn't be. but do you believe that that ever comes a point when diplomacy simply exhausts itself, one more forceful measures to defend countries, existential interests are required. we have a thing which is a kind of a legacy that we have received from i took, i took, as you know, was of course a military commander and went off to woods or the sentences of the mottoes that he used was a, unless your national interests are vehemently challenged. war is not there, that's what he has said. and i think is that simply implies that that i think it also sees roar is a very, very last resort. now, one thing that i think differentiates any of the turkish operations and syria from the russian operation in your brain, is the fact that the map in practical terms has already changed. regardless whether or not the international community recogniz

outside the capital harlem for the torrent came down from a height of 30 meters bearing people. as i slept in their tents. no, our loads up to oregon. our neighbor woke us up because their house was shaking and they saw the water and dirt was already falling towards the farmhouse. they woke us at around 13 of us. we all ran up hill, not long after that may be just 2 minutes later we heard the dirt falling loudly and our houses were destroyed. said africa's president sir rum, oppose. it has been heckled at the start of a conference by the governing and see, i want them to go on the parties holding a leadership po with no poser, tips to win a 2nd term. despite the disruption, he listed his government's challenges and achievements over the past 5 years. early this week and see blocked a possible impeachment inquiry. the allegations he covered up the theft of undeclared foreign currency from his farm. i didn't have internet with me here. i some are, is president has warned against complacency over the threat of famine as a country face is one of its worst droughts and decades. a son

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barbara and gave her out to sarah or europe harlem european parliament, vice president has been suspended after being caught up in a corruption investigation. if occasionally was one of 5 people arrested by belgium police on friday in a bribery scandal which allegedly involves officials from cotter. belgian prosecutors to say the country tried to influence decisions made in the european parliament by giving cash payments and gifts to legislators. a catherine official has rejected the claims. cilla had anal, does it not as a step closer to selling humans back to the moon? as the autumn, a spacecraft splashes down safely? must we had to a fee for woke up studio. what our team looks ahead to the semi finals are 2022. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with most of my cattle aways i there thanks for joining in while that cyclone, that midland falls south of to nights injected a lot of moisture into the atmosphere for india. but the rain are quite a ways nor so in lots of per dash mahar roster. i don't think rain though for me by but increasing cloudiness does seem likely on monday with the hi

quarantine facilities, you may be more seriously infected on because there are serious cases, the harlem would be better if you a quarantined at home jobs. despite china 0 cove, its strategy infections have climbed in recent weeks. the loosening of rules could have a dramatic impact on the health of the people and the economy in the coming weeks. car leg al jazeera last not so to come here and al jazeera, including they were banned from high schools or more than a year. now afghan girls have been told they should take exams and years president joe biden address is a national vigil. the victims of gun violence. morning status ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle aways hello, we've got more snow in the forecast, the parts of japan over the next couple of days. there be some wintry weather just sliding him once again. just making his way see effects notice coming into western parts of honju and into her kyra striding where the system that moves out of the way. and that just allows things to wear. cheer ups any bit more, the way dry weather coming to eastern parts of j

and then a harlem you get food, you came from different part of the world, and then people from east europe. so this word, migrant gives a very wrong picture. i think that it's very important to understand that your countries are now intercultural and ethnic so you can say that europe is no white and christian, but many europeans do want to still have that perception that if you are non white and non christian, then you don't belong here so that when i go on speak with different ethnic groups, they feel very uncomfortable because for the last 1015 years, you're going to have changed from welcome me to saying to people, stay away. you don't belong here so that that pain has, has come. now do you think, do you think so when it comes to the welcoming of various, whether it's refugees or emigres coming into your if you think that welcoming is. busy more practiced by the politicians, or is it more by the every day joe, who works at the local bakery who works at the local shopping mall, where, where is the welcoming really coming in from when it comes to refugees, for example, in 2015, he

and i will always remember the afternoon bob and i spent in harlem a few years ago talking about history in the writing process. there is a greater appreciation for his book. now his archive is at the new york historical society i can't wait to visit. who knows bob maybe you could give me a tour of the exhibit. in all seriousness i want to thank you for all you have done to help us expand our understanding of the past, the present leading to our ability to envision the possibility of the future. i wish you a wonderful celebration in many more years of continued good work. >> thank you bill. >> thank you louise. this is such a thrilling day for me. to have people that i so much admire talk this morning about what is called my archive. bob douglas, bill, lisa, jane, i said what i wanted to about each of you. i could use up the entire time a lot of the syllogistic from the bottom of my heart you given me a day i will never forget and thank you. to have people i so much admire here to talk about me makes the stay that is accurate. today is thrilling because it's an announcement that my paper

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>> stephen: and now, performing stevie wonder's "someday at christmas" with the harlem gospel choir,♪ one warm december our hearts will see ♪ a world where men are free someday at christmas there'll be ♪ no wars when we have learned what ♪ christmas is for when we have found out what ♪ life's really worth there'll be peace on earth ♪ someday all our dreams will come to be ♪ someday in a world where men are free ♪ maybe not in time for you and me ♪ but someday at christmastime ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ someday at christmas ♪ we'll see a land with no hungry children, ♪ no empty hand one happy morning ♪ people will share our world where people care ♪ someday at christmas there'll be no tears ♪ when all men are equal and no man has fears ♪ one shinning moment one prayer away from our world today ♪ someday all our dreams will come to be ♪ someday in a world where men are free ♪ maybe not in time for you and me but someday at christmastime ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ someday at christmas man will not fail ♪ hate will be gone and love will prevail ♪ someday a new world that we can start with hope in every heart, ♪ som

issue as shocking video shows a violent attacker bashing unsuspected victim with a baseball bat in harlemthe suspect pulls a bright red bat out of his pants, bludgeoning the victim, who suffered a huge gash to the head and the suspect is still on the loose. turning to chicago, police are warning residents to be on high alert after a string of rememberaed robberies over the weekend, 10 of them happened in less than two hours with three victims getting hit in the head with guns. police say every suspect in this crime spree is on the loose, former chicago 911 dispatcher, keith thornton jr. says no one is safe. >> these are not isolated incidentses, they are running out to people in affluent areas and minority areas, as well, no sort of lechl who they are targeting, they are just going to get you. >> griff: total crime is up 41% in the windy city. >> ashley: milwaukee inner pas are blaming the district attorney for their son's death after a serial felon was released on the street. -- police say he was going 109 when he crashed into a tree, he had been previously arrested for three felons rela

our new empowerment center, a $250 million mixed use estate project in harlem, which combines financing from every single tool, new markets tax credits, low income tax credits, equity and debt will provide thousands of jobs for harlem and provide a new headquarters for the national urban league. high-quality retail stores in a new civil rights museum. we can greenlining versus redlined. today i am proud to say that the bill that you all have proposed would fill important gaps, senator brown in this ecosystem of protections necessary to protect people from systemic scriven nation in the marketplace. i want to close with this point, which is an important point. every study by brookings or mckinsey shows that if we close the racial wealth gap in this nation by eliminating discrimination and access to capital in wages and homeownership, the impact on the american economy will be 2 trillion to 3 trillion in gdp. let us understand that systemic discrimination affects not only black and brown communities, but it affects the nation at large. this is about the america of the 21st century. i thin

very harlem, washington heights. it's super great. and i'm going to perform that there.ear a live version of it. >> stephen: there you go. so you've collaborated with a lot of incredible people. one person that you collaborated with is, i'm an enormous fan of, not only her music but her as a person-- you and brandy carlisle. >> love brandy carlisle! ( cheers and applause ) i love her! >> stephen: you collaborate with her on "a beautiful noise" in 2020. is she-- did you ever hear her or see her do any of joni mitchell's "blue?" because she did the whole album. >> i just realized she did the entire album. i know that she loves joni. she talks about joni so much. and i know she covered "blue." but i didn't realize it was the entire-- i didn't put that together. >> stephen: is there some artist out there that you love so much you're like, i'd like to recreate that entire album as an homage to that person? >> i feel like if i was to pick one, it would probably have to be, like, "songs in the key of life." >> stephen: ooooh. ah >> what do you think? >> stephen: yeah. >> i'll t

in harlem, it became so popular that men and women put come from all over to present their looks to ale were telling someone to their face that they were a messy bitch who's out fish is trash. the circle of life. in the early 1900s, one of the top drag performers was william dalton are better known by his drag name, julian eltinge. look at those outfits. look at how good her makeup is! and that was before bright and wild. she pulled that off with house paint and beet juice. julian was able to take her drag mainstream, performing on broadway, and even in front of king edward. of course, he liked at. that dude could rock a cape. in fact, the king was so impressed, julian was a bulldog, which personally, i don't think it's a great price. i want something that doesn't need to shit three times a day. drag balls exploded throughout the 1920s and 30s, but like with most things, popularity brings out the haters. mainstream actor started liking them to homosexuality, and soon, masquerade laws were passed. prohibiting cross-dressing and public. you know what that meant. that's right. the harry

workers and families of color, nonetheless, he found meaning, purpose, and value in the heart of in the harlem the existence of working people. he celebrated ostensibly ordinary lives and in doing so demonstrated that they were extraordinary and instructive. he called out oppression, exploitation and vigilantism and offered some of the most moving accounts of poverty and sickness in all of north american, he insisted government had a responsibility to protect and assist its most vulnerable citizens. he recognized the public health crisis in the california fields and highlighted the human suffering that accompanied the absence of medical care and proper nutrition. he accused and shamed those in power who facilitated, exacerbated and profited from the crisis. he firmly believed and lightened government had a place in america and that hope warrants serious restoration. those are the features of steinbeck country and steinbeck reacted this writer that we should remember. in one of the most memorable passages in modern american literature and film, steinbeck's tom joad declares wherever there is a

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one man from harlem learned the hard way.three ye ye years he weighed 350 pounds. he showed up with a suspiciously large bite, police investigated. ming was safely removed and sent to live out his life at a sanctuary. but in 2011 in ohio, road side zoo owner tony thompson's pets weren't so lucky. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> yeah, there say lion on the road. >> before he took his own life, terry released his 18 tigers, 17 lions and other dangerous animals into his suburban neighborhood. law enforcement had little choice but to kill the animals before they could harm the public. >> we don't go to the academy and get trained how to deal with 300-pound benangle tigers. >> stories like these didn't stop the tiger trade. here are some pictures. can it be this easy? i get a call back from the first seller. hello? hello? >> hello? >> thank you so much for calling me back. i saw on your website you sell ti tiger cubs and i'm very interested in one. i've never owned one before but they're so cute. >> we have the white tiger cub

a 250 million dollar mixed use real estate plaza in harlem combines financing from every single tool, low income tax credits, equity, and it. they will provide thousands of jobs for harlem and provide a new headquarters for the national urban league, high quality retail stores, and a new civil rights museum. we can green line versus red line. i'm proud to say that the bill proposed would fill important gaps center to brown in this ecosystem of protections necessary to protect people from systemic discrimination. i want to close with this point, which is important. every study whether via brookings or mackenzie shows that if we close the racial wealth gap in this nation by eliminating discrimination and access to capital in wages and in homeownership, the impact on the american economy will be a 2 to 3 trillion in gdp. discrimination affects the nation at large. this is about the america of the 21st century. i think you. i look forward to -- >> mr. daniels, welcome. >> chairman brown, ranking originally, thank you for inviting me to testify on this important topic. having had a career

they moved the headquarters of the organization from harlem to washington dc and they found a beautifulse on 16th street here in washington dc, five miles up the street from the white house and the shepherd park neighborhood. it was a very nice mixed neighborhood at that time. a lot of howard university folks, and journalists, a lot of well-to-do black and white people and they established the junta fee headquarters -- hanafi headquarters there. and members of the hannah fee community still live there. -- hanafi community still live there. the heart of american power in some ways, that is when his organization really takes off and that is where he begins really challenging the authority of the nation of islam and is able to put up a fight for the supremacy of american islam. susan: january 18, 1973 the competition between the nation of islam and khaalis group he comes up blood feud. what a difficult chapter to read in your book. what happened? shahan: and a difficult chapter to write. i put that chapter off for a long time. it was a horrific crime. at the time, the morning after it was

new york city, we saw a lot of -- a lot of finance leaders step forward and help with schools in harlemther areas. it made a real difference. what sort of public/private partnerships are possible in los angeles to help homeless people get off the streets, get help, and get shelter? >> well, that is the only way it can be done, joe. and it is an extensive public/private partnership at work here. for example, i mentioned the motel owners who are making their entire properties available. we have independent, nonprofit organizations that actually know how to get people off the streets and into housing. they work with outreach workers who were formally unhoused. we have a lot of good organizations in los angeles, but the fundamental problem is they don't have the resources or the capacity to address the problem at the scale in which is needed. so that's part of what we have to do here. >> mayor bass, al sharpton. again, congratulations and -- >> hi, rev. >> you know our people are ecstatic that you are there. i know you've -- 20, 25 years, at heart you are a civil rights activist. so the att