chavez says she and heron were out feeding the homeless in east oakland. it was a weekly ritual. they would collect donations of food and clothing from community members. she stand that the 55 year old would die while helping others her boom boom boom like 34 shots. and i turned to look and he's in the gutter. this man was among those receiving a meal from the couple. he tells me. herron suffered several gunshot wounds. i was just basically pretty much trying to keep him stable and alive until the paramedics and the police got their hair in died at the scene. people out here is getting killed for nothing you get you can get killed for a blink of an eye. ron four days later, the man suspected of killing heron jamal taylor was caught by amtrak police as he arrived in chicago. police say he opened fire at officers, one of them shot and killed taylor. chavez says she cannot understand why anyone would kill her fiance who walks up and shoots somebody feeding. chavez says she inherent were victims from their home in april that they have been living out of the van and at the homes of fr

and heron's head park, and the awards that they have had are just astounding.and the fact that your staff has done such a phenomenal job over the last 19 months, i'm sure that we're on the road to recovery and going to do well. and i want to echo with the fact that vaccines are extremely important and anything that we can do to encourage our staff to get fully vaccinated, we need to do. and i am here to support you in that effort as much as i can. so thank you. call next item, please. >> clerk: item 10 is the consent calendar and there's three items, 10a requests retroactive to modify the contract 2113, and the roadway improvements to a completion date. resolution 2135. and 10b, approval to sub-lease between blue and gold fleet and vp san francisco for a month-to-month term to operate retail shops. that's resolution 2136. and 10c, request approval of a memorandum of understanding number 16811, with the city's recreation parks department for rec use of port property with submerged lands beneath a dock located at 502 and 504 jefferson street, and aquatic park and

chavez says she and heron were out feeding the homeless in east oakland. it was a weekly ritual.y would collect donations of food and clothing from community members. she stand that the 55 year old would die while helping others her boom boom boom like 34 shots. and i turned to look and he's in the gutter. this man was among those receiving a meal from the couple. he tells me. herron suffered several gunshot wounds. i was just basically pretty much trying to keep him stable and the live until the paramedics and the police got their hair in, died at the scene. people out here is getting killed for nothing you get you can get killed for a blink of an eye ron four days later. the man suspected of killing heron jamal taylor was caught by amtrak police as he arrived in chicago. police say he opened fire at officers, one of them shot and killed taylor. chavez says she cannot understand why anyone would kill her fiance. who walks up and shoots somebody feeding. chavez says she inherent where victims from their home in april that they have been living out of the van and at the homes of f

her fiance, robert heron lived in until he was shot and killed in what oakland police describe as an unprovoked attack by someone he didn't know. i never thought he would die in the street. never. on the morning of august 20th around 9 30, chavez says she and heron we're out feeding the homeless in east oakland. it was a weekly ritual. they would collect donations of food and clothing from community members. she stand that the 55 year old would die while helping others her boom boom boom like 34 shots. and i turned to look and he's in the gutter. this man was among those receiving a meal from the couple. he tells me. herron suffered several gunshot wounds. i was just basically pretty much trying to keep him stable and alive until the paramedics and police got their hair in, died at the scene. people out here is getting killed for nothing you get you can get killed for a blink of an eye ron four days later. the man suspected of killing heron jamal taylor was caught by amtrak police as he arrived in chicago. police say he opened fire at officers, one of them shot and killed taylor. cha

ahead of challenging corporate media to capitalism to racism and in our discussion he credits david heroning in person, would not make the sacrifice to participate and broaden his musical appeal without -- it was synonymous with him that it would interfere with really that word cutting edge and so talented and one of the earliest, greatest rappers ever. >> i love that idea of him as the foundation of rap because of the way he would do the spoken word poetry and some of it rymed and some of it was social commentary. at the end of every genre, it blends into a new one. >> genre bending part of our conversation. some of this may sound obvious because it works and clyde davis is buffeted by decades of success. what is more striking is to see how many times he basically managed to stay at the top by trying new things and bringing other people along so at a time when many executives were opposing or didn't get new voices whether joplin or heron, davis kept his ears open and he met with sean puffy combs that played davis music with notorious b.i.g. to help launch the bad boy record label. >> you

think about antecedents and the people who helped bring hip-hop into being, someone like gil scott heron, these are poets who crossed over from poetry into music and into hip-hop in some ways and were inspirations so there is this long time in history but poetry is its own art so is hip-hop and that's important to remember that hip-hop has its own power, passion, connection to the past and you know, i wouldn't trade anything for those layered tracks which you get to hear and think while you dance. >> i think we will have to leave it there. hopefully maybe you'll come back and you will wrap for us, i don't know. >>. >> i think you both so much for being with us this afternoon. and i want you all to know that if you are interested in upcoming interviews, please go to washington post live.com where you can register and get all the information for what's coming up and i'm robin givhan, thanks for joining us. >> the senate in recess until 2:15 eastern for party lunches. earlier today they voted to confirm the under secretary of education lawmakers will continue working on judicial

still ahead. heron out there were on the greek island, a most for a new facility, has been opened, migrants, many of whose homes were destroyed by fire at night. and the emmy goes to the crown . netflix takes the top television was with there is a crown. ah hello, good to be with you. plenty of hot sunshine across the middle east. temperature is not as high as they were a few weeks ago. of course. now we are into autumn. so we've got 42 degrees in doha that's actually above average. 42 in kuwait, next stop pockets on its way in the north and in the south. we will start to see that pattern over the next few days, karachi, $36.00 on tuesday. i think our next rain risk will come on wednesday, but a better shot of it on thursday. and your temperature is will slide a bit. speaking of fighting temperatures got to focus on is stumble. we've got this run of rains and breezy conditions of black sea through the boss 1st. i don't know if you want to see this, but here's a 3 day forecast. down to 16 degrees by thursday, just a few days ago. we were in the thirty's, through the tropics of africa. we've

last year a you and him and his heron agency is warning. it needs more money to deal with a growing crisis in the democratic republic of congo. this year alone, ethnic violence has forced another 3000 people from their homes. catherine soy reports from the camp for displace people in the capital beneath. the keys in kiko, joseph and his family have been in this comfort, displaced people in borneo in a tory province since may their village is that a boot with benny territory in neighbouring north keyson. it's where one of the most feared armed groups called our lie democratic forces. all adf has been attacking villages, begun, and as if i've been fighting with the government forces, the troops is treated. dental ruble started attacking us. so we also fluids. the government declared a state of emergency me effectively placing it to re and north q and a military rule to counter the rebels. but it has been a struggle since we've been here, a convoy of civilian vehicles, escorted by the army, was ambushed by adf. several people were killed and o

still ahead, heron out 0. i'm adam rainy on an olive farm and central italy as hundreds of young environmentalists and international delegation gathered a conference in milan. we look at how italy is facing a changing climate. and cube is control of the economy has failed to deliver amid you reforms to businesses ah, ah, ah, the worst of the weather. rain wise in the next 24 hours. it like to be through sumatra. and this part of bornea general area of terminal, right in full sandstone, it's much dry in java and bali. it's still flooded on the ground in parts of thailand, but shower wise, they're faster than they were. cambodia looks particularly wet there the next day or so. the west worthington west pacific is always a ty, food. now we have one. this one here. look at moving straight towards tokyo and it is, but it won't get there. the heart is going to veer off. so the forecast the toko is a little better. it could be it's gonna rain by says eating, it's lightened friday. we bit of a right off with near gale

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>> heron at hartford crimson, the dealer.articular brand until say learned it's a strong brand than they buy it that way. i was always fascinated by the different t names they come up with. talking about truth in advertising we for "killing season" comes from a brand of heroin we got. inthese people are not kidding about the brands they put out. i do have a chapter in some cases, some of thehe brands, bus bunny, ms. kitty and i was upset with that because it carries you off into the park. we would play a game sometimes, any place the ambulance stopped in beautifully amulets, there was a heroin addict. k if i could pick up a bag i think it's powdered sugar but for the most part brands out there today are more like not been opposed to the kid stuff. >> that's great about the dangers of advertising or kills that are certain way look attractive to kids, not just prescription pills but any drug, it's so risky so i do see, you think there's a path forward in regard to addiction in terms of reducing the number of addicts? >> i go ov

. >> i want you to also speak to somethinge saw heron one of the programs you guys have, finished business and perhaps looking how luxury can be exclusive but not in a way that cuts out peop's opportunities. >> during the pandemic, it was obvious black americans, latin x americans, asian-americans were getting hit harder by the pandemic so we found -- we had a responsibility really to pay back into the communities that were a big part. what unfinished business is it's a pgram that essentially gave grant money to small business owners who black owned businesses, latin x owned businesses and asian owned businesses and to date we've given $5.5 million of caital to under 2,000 businesses. >> when you look at this big picture and people say okay, what am i paying for? is this over priced? he insists no because of the quality. tell us why you think some of the things are worth quadruple what others cost? >> champagne is made in a very, very traditional way that takes longer and done with more more quality. is it moreexpensive? yes. is it worth it? absolutely. consumers find it's worth it without