they contributed very much to the diversification of hip hop's audience and globalization of hip hoparound the world at a time when hip hop was really deciding what it wanted to be. >> all right. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> that's "the ed show." don't forget ed will

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still the same people that we need to reinvigorate we have pop music not rap music but we have hip hop music truth in music is being spoken again through all of these genres into what you call protest music i like to call movement music and it's coming back in people's ears are open to it and we're really excited about that now george martin as you are a new york congressional candidate and have pop artists what made you want to become part of this album. well first of all thank you it's good to be here this is a really important project like jason first of all that the album represents the diversity of the people who are associated with the movement and as as a hip hop artist as a person who represents the fifth element of knowledge it's important for me to be able to use my voice my talent to be able to show other people that they don't have to give up their talent their love of their art to be able to do things professionally positive in an especially to be able to use their voices to articulate the needs of a community who are often overheard so it's important for me to be a part o

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generated music industry of the mainstream hip hop with a message of rock truth philippic oh now better known as a mortal technique is a proven born harlem raised hip hop artist and political activist a self described socialist corella text views about politics religion classism and racism are expressed poetically and powerfully through his lyrics and some of his albums packed more historical relevance than an entire school history book to maintain control over all his work tech a sign with the late was never sign of a label which gives him the ultimate freedom of expression is a vocal supporter of many political movements and struggles for justice since occupy wall street started last year has been an active voice of support for the cause and now a documentary coming out july tenth gives us an intimate look at his life music and activism check out the sneak peak. of. the voice of. all around the world in the name brad your problem is i was someone else simply because of the music and then there was no way to. thank you. thank. you so much. it. was nice. for us. to discuss more about hi

the reality of this is that it wasn't always that way in the birth of during the birth of hip hop and then subsequently about a decade afterwards there was always a presence of that voice that voice of truth whether it was public enemy and others x. clan individuals who brought these taboo subjects these things that were supposed to be resolved by civil rights struggles which were never resolve things like racism and classism unspoken truths the black eye of america things that i felt were necessary to describe especially in an age where we're at war with an idea of terrorism rather than the causes of such a thing so i think that for me it was important to maintain as much control over my art form as possible which is why i chose to be independent and become the label myself as opposed to signing with a large corporation that would then have a process of approval over the work that i do and i honestly you know will probably make a lot less money per unit and that's always going to have more economic control as well i think someone said it best you can have political sovereignty withou

and that's what hip hop is.voluted right now, because some people have used it for economic means. >> one more question, and apparently the turks have that oral tradition as well. i have been doing that for 10 years, the oral story telling. do you sense the anger is not as forceful as it used to be back then. >> i would say it's frustration more than anger. there are still people living in the same conditions as they were 20 years ago, and some of them worse. this whole economic outcome hit black people harder than anybody else. so it's there, it's just some people that are not speaking of it. they are speaking it in their music. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us. i really appreciate. >> thanks. >> the movie is premiering tomorrow. check that out. and when we come back i attended the white house correspondence dinner over the weekend. and i had some interesting experiences. >> i'm coming. in fact i'm already here. okay. the dinner is going to start soon. some butterflies. ♪ uh, i'm in a timeout beca

before they hit the bridge, the honchos going, "hop, hop, hep, hop, hut, 2, 3, 4" or "step, step, step, step--" but when they get to the bridge, they--break, stop. and then--like that. and everyone crosses the bridge out of step. why? 'cause the bridge-- what if the resonant frequency of the bridge is--hut, 2, 3, 4. you know what i'm saying? in fact, this happened in manchester, england some years ago. all the troops are following the honcho and the honchos is counting-- so he goes across-- and he's ahead and he keeps doing-- he's on the other side of that bridge yelling-- and the people are-- wipe out city. you guys know about the golden gate bridge in new york, i guess. how the golden gate bridge is-- get the same resonance. yeah, they really screwed up in this, man. talk about the disaster of the earthquakes. the golden gate--i mean, the george washington bridge, george washington. [laughter] you guys been known the george washington bridge has a resonant frequency that's equal to that of cat's trot? you guys know about that. cat, yeah. medium-sized cat. who's from new york city? th

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things like the use of hops as a natural antibacterial agent. people think hops are only in beer. but as a craft distiller, i can tell you that there are times i use hops when i need bacterial control. things like how to make a really high percent rye mash because rye is a grain. and it gets too thick too quick and if you don't get it -- if you don't get it all stirred into the mash hot enough, it foams. we've had -- the first time we came here, we made the foam that ate manhattan. it foamed all night long and it was 2 feet deep and 6 feet wide when we came in in the morning. and it didn't stop until -- until we distilled it. and so we finally learned how to control it by studying what they did. and they actually got lard and put it on a paint brush and they would hit the foam and it breaks the foam. then eventually we learned how to not make the foam in the first place. and that was much better. but all that came from studying the antique techniques. >> there are a number of manuals on distilling that were written during this time period the late 18th and early 19th century that

. >> jay-z in other hip-hop news.ews of day i started a sentence like that. >> in other hip-hop news, jay-z is supporting gay marriage. he claims discrimination against a gay person is the same as a black person. jay is arguably the most powerful person in hip-hop. said president obama's decision was the right thing to do. he said i've always thought it was something still holding the country back, what people do in their own homes is their own business. it is no different than discriminating against blacks. it is discrimination pure and simple. [ applause ] >> as far as celebrities go, jay-z is greater than manny packio. >> who gets punched in the head for a living. >> i never thought i would give elisabeth hasselbeck an okay. but she's -- she said i have a major problem with bristol palin saying you will mature as a mother. will you find out the conversations you have will change the way you put opinions on the table. how dare you then bring in sasha and malia to the situation. you need to mature because are you not

scholl's... ... and mix a little more hop in our hip hop. the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, your feet will feel so good... ... you'll want to get up and go. >> pelley: most of us face a rough patch at one time or another in our lives, and we end tonight with a man who can teach us all something about how you turn sadness into joy. steve hartman met him on the road. >> reporter: after jim cotter lost his wife last year, he set out to participate the town, but don't judge him too harshly for that, not until you hear the rest of his story. >> i miss her. and this just gives me something that keeps me from missing her more. >> reporter: the town jim set out to paint is gloucester, ohio, population 2,000. once a thriving coal community, it's been both peeling and unappealing for years. >> pretty bad. >> reporter: jim said he always wished someone would fix it up. so after his wife died he decided to be that someone. >> we can do something about the town. we'll paint it. >> reporter: the town? >> the town

scholl's... ... and mix a little more hop in our hip-hop.e energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles ... you'll want to get up and go. president obama is the first sitting president to announce his support for same-sex marriage. for me personally it is important for me to go and head and a firm that same-sex moc couples ought to get married ... the president made the announcement yesterday during a white house interview. presumptive republican nominee mitt romney quickly reiterated his opposition to the issue. some wonder whether the president's support of gay marriage will hurt him in the november election. in our last hour... wgn "politics tonight" on cltv paul lisnek... said it may create the momentum he needs to win. 50 percent support gay marriage overall nationally but in the young people the numbers are in the upper 60's so i think part of the political calculation to the extent there is one has to energize the youth vote who has not been that thrilled with this president they did not turn out the vote an

i say -- ♪ fire burning inside my eye this the music that saved my life y'all be callin' it hip hop ♪my life y'all be callin' it hip hop i be callin' it hold up fire burning inside my eye ♪ ♪ this the music that saved my life y'all be callin' it hip hop i be callin' it hold up ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> oh, it's a happy winesday, wednesday, may 30th, everybody. hope you're doing really, really well. hodie is. >> you could hear it from over there. >> actually, i love it. love it, love it, love it. >> okay. on the front cover of "people" magazine exclusively revealed earlier on the "today" show is the new baby! jessica simpson and her new little baby. >> maxwell. they're going to call max or maxy. which is quite sweet. >> her hand tucked behind her ear. >> all the weight jessica lost is in that baby's cheeks. she has got the chipmunk cheeks. one cute little thing. >> there are reports out there that say that jessica simpson for selling her photos go

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i'll have to hop into the water.s soon as i can get into the water and swim, some people are going to run until their waist and start swimmer. for me, it's different. as soon as i can get down onto my belly and start swimming, it eliminates the amount of hopping i have to do. >> is this a wholesale change in your life? this is obviously an event in malibu in september. how much on impact for the rest of denise's life has this made? >> now that i'm doing this, i know that i can do absolutely anything. kwl mean, the possibilities are -- it's limitless now, and i know that. just getting out there and swimming, hopping in the water and swimming and coming back out, getting on a bike and running, i can't believe that two years ago, i was laying in a hospital bed thinking my life was over. and now here i am today living my life to the fullest. >> really apraeshate it. a real inspiring thing. a real honor to know you. >> thank you very much. >> we're going to be talking about something that can help you chase life right aft

as soon as i can get down onto my belly and start swimming, it will eliminate the amount of hopping i this a wholesale change in your life? how much of an impact for the rest of denise's life has this made? >> now that i'm doing this, i know that i can do absolutely anything. i mean, the possibilities are limitless now and i know that. just getting out there and swimming -- hopping in the water and swimming and coming back out and getting on a bike and running. i can't believe two years ago i was laying in the hospital bed thinking my life was over and now here i am today living my life to the fullest. >> really appreciate it. it's a real inspiring thing, a real honor to know you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we're going to be talking about something that can help you chase life right after the break. you hear a lot about coffee. you hear a lot about the caffeine in coffee, but there's something in the seeds which might help you as well. we'll explain. stay with us. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just ta

there is a very specific discipline to all the art forms of hip hop. >> brown: back at the evening hip-hope byfield ran through a song the students had written called "think cleveland". >> ♪ no time to fly high no friends in the sky ♪ 'cause all i see is drug dealers, drive-bys and people getting high ♪ stevie, where's the ribbon in the sky? ♪ all i see is white lies and pride >> brown: and this week, there he was, in washington, d.c., on a kennedy center stage... one of more than 50 students from around the country brought in to share their work and talk about very current issues, including bullying and the trayvon martin case. >> ♪ what's going on... >> brown: and last night, the students were in the audience for a concert by john legend, soul-singer sharon jones, and the national symphony orchestra as they reprised the marvin gaye original. >> ♪ what's going on >> ♪ mother, mother there's far too many of you crying ♪ brother, brother, brother there's far too many of you dying ♪ you know we've got to find a way ♪ to bring some lovin' here today... >> brown: the kennedy center's online wh

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. ♪ you gotta fight for your right ♪ >>reporter: if there's a party anthem that helped bring hip hopa pop music audience. >> they opened up mainstream america for rap. >> reporter: adam, yelp, just 17 when he got together with friends in brooklyn to form a band. they would become known as the beastie boys. their first album "license to kill" was released in 1986 and quickly went platinum. one of six albums to do so. they hit number one four times. and sold 40 million records worldwide, setting the stage for future acts. >> any hip hop artist today are driving down the road run dmc and beastie boys fans. >> he first told fans in 2009 he was sick. >> i felt a lump in my throat. >> it was cancer of the salivary glands. he was too sick to go to the rock and roll hall of fame. they accepted the honor without their friend. >> you think of not nosed adolescent kids. the interesting thing is they grew up. >> yelp was 47. he's survived by his wife and their daughter and his music. >> again, that was charles reporting. major league baseball is paying tribute to him. several ballparks played be

. >>> hip-hop crews will battle on the ball room stage tonight.the executive director of urban artistry joins us. welcome to fox 5, everybody. >> thank you so much. >> tell us about this event tonight. >> tonight the final event, so it's the final battle featuring french and american dancers. [inaudible] >> i love it. there's the no. it's in arlington, virginia. tell us about the dancers that will be representing d.c. >> some of the dancers that are representing d.c. are the dancers are urban artistry and the dancers from decipher and their dance company. >> you talked about bridging the cultures. why is that so important? >> because i think hip-hop -- [inaudible] -- it was created in the u.s., and to show our french people hip-hop and bring it back leer in its birth country. >> how has the whole festival been? >> [inaudible] -- a lot of great exchange with local partners like julius. >> julius, what are we going to see today? >> what people will see, a bunch of talented dancers speaking with movement, with motion, trying to share a little bit of

it meant a lot to hip-hop. it meant a lot to rock-and-roll.oubt they can go on without adam yauch. >> he did not confine himself to music. he produced films, became a buddhist, and campaigned against china's occupation of tibet. diagnosed with cancer in 2009, he said he was healthy, strong, and hopeful. but last month, he missed the band's induction into the rock- and-roll hall of fame. hope was running out. ♪ abracadabra he with his band mates revolutionized pop music in america and influenced generations of performers and fans alike. >> there's plenty more on the bbc news website. thank you very much. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york. still vermont, and honolulu. andan's own foundation union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small busine

that's why i pay attention to the hip-hop generation, because they have the men involved.t least having an imagination to reaching out to the young people. what dr. king, when he talked about the war in vietnam, he said i'm not speaking out against the war in vietnam unless i speak about the violence against the young people. >> the critical point of how you opened up is it a moment or a movement and the movement has to have direction. and so the critical point in this trayvon martin movement is where we are we going. and it's so critical and i cannot hear in any consistency talk about trayvon martin and we not have civil rights organizations as the church, as the academy, not raised robert champion from florida a&m. so if we're going to become up in arms about -- if we get up in arms about trayvon martin, we cannot excuse black on black crime. >> absolutely. >> it's got to be incumbent on us to be consistent across the board that we are not just holding candle light vigils and having a funeral at the church and there's got to be the same kind of consistency for the moveme