. >> he has a wonderful one man show about huey newton. it was a film that was just surreal and incredible. i feel blessed to have the opportunity to work with him. we are doing that through santo and san jose. people should look for that. it's going to be an amazing show. >> what's impressed me is you are committed to the art and the talent and not just the income, which you do appreciate. but whether you are getting paid or not, you will be there because that's your gift. >> at this stage if i am not getting paid, i ain't going to be there. can i say that. >> that's all right. it's true. >> i mentor young people. i used to act coach people like laura hayes. the young people i work with now, i don't charge because i tell them all i want is for you to be successful. there is stuff i do to give back. for love life, a lot of of that is volunteer work if you will. but when it comes to the business itself, one of my first mentors told me the word business is bigger than the word show. so you better have your business together. >> it's understa

huey newton, bobby seale, the black panther founders.rotesting the police when ah young man in north richmond got shot. so this is something that has continued its just now teat. but now we're looking at 10 years of that. 10 years. and so i think this is a turning point, because when you look at someone. you know, being being in a person that is handcuffed, that is helpless for nine minutes and 29 seconds. it dies. a slow death by the hands of the people supposed to protect us that hit you. and that's chuck baker, the ceo of the bay area. nonprofit 100 black men of the bay area. the organization mentors. young black commanded works to advance their social and economic progress, and baker said to me that the next steps he believer for people to continue this push for meaningful reforms to policing in the criminal justice system to ensure that black people are treated fairly and their lives are valued. baker told me that watching this trial unfold has been exhausting for him personally, he is satisfied with the verdict, but also ah, sadden

huey newton, bobby seale, the black panther founders. they were protest the police when ah young man in north richmond got shot, so this is something that is continued its just now teat. but now we're looking at 10 years of that. 10 years and so i think this is a turning point, because when you look at someone. you know, being being in a person that is handcuffed that is helpless for nine minutes and 29 seconds that dies a slow death by the hands of the people supposed to protect us that hits you, and now we have the verdict. thank you for the system in minneapolis. thank god. that was the right city. the right eggy the right jury. the right prosecutor, right? because it didn't. it doesn't always go that way. and then you think about the witnesses. sure where the where the witnesses testified against their own. that's something that hasn't really happened. so i think that is going to create some transformation terms of our minds and hopefully the policies. obviously your organization you you worked to try to lift up young black men. um w