it does not work, it does work, it just has to be national more people get filters, inglewood, on the 4th of july, holiday weekend and the other side of the being outside make us easy target is caleb because that's a problem. that is a problem because at the same time we to each other just like you don't see any black people doing school shootings doing you see all why people or somebody, you know, they are raising all buyers. i'm bringing up everybody's stuff. will you go directly to our records are blowing each other? this is why, why do we have is a black people a each other so we don't kill it. it doesn't make sense to me and all my name is i needed to go to regular day. got no built in my madison getting some food somebody for another star soon. a lot of people want to arrive is gonna finish please. and then another heat is always on the car. lab tons of their car stopped at the hood of my car and we like they show this so we, we've been down. i get all the way though. oh, i'm going to, you know, says thinking about it again. as i'm going now, i noticed the car and to actually se

yeah, there's one guy that does like one of the tragic things that happens in inglewood. you know, we got a lot of them come to starz and a lot of people that and pass like hailing the, you know, one minute man on the same next menu here. some tribes come out of the visiting or a ramp. you mentioned the south side neighborhood of englewood, late in the day, she had it for the bus to take her home. she was standing near a 15 year old boy. we're in the dark colored s. u. v rolled up. it'll with fire. the teenage boy, the intended target is rushed to the hospital bills for bon, sadly, kalen won't be so lucky. hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you comfortable. my show is

yeah, there's one guy that does like one of the tragic things that happens in inglewood. you know, we got a lot of them come to starz and a lot of people that and pass like hailing the, you know, one minute they home saying next many us some tribes come out of the visiting or a ramp. you mentioned the south side neighborhood of englewood, late in the day, she had it for the bus to take her home. she was standing near a 15 year old boy. we're in the dark colored as you be rolled up. it'll with fire. the teenage boy, the intended target is rushed to the hospital bills for bon, sadly kalen mortgage, so lucky to speak. you know, i believe this is the direction to follow because china and india together account for ship only stands to wind on this truck. no one is going to be a win win situation. both sides. not just the one ridge street. it could involve a new stage of interest or development of the central nation countries, which are the pressure tons to expand its social economic as well as the boots collect the is a lot. it's can be started by line. please can be expanded

cube grew up in los angeles and lived a stone's throw away from inglewood famed forum arena. >> he sayss been a basketball fan for as long as he can remember. >> i would be like, man, i wish magic johnson was just driving by my house one day and saw me playing and stopped and came back and played, you know, it was like i was having those kind of dreams. as a 11, 12 year old youngster. >> now that his vision of a professional three on three league has come to life and is thriving seven years in, he said he hopes his success is an example for the next generation of kids here in oakland. >> if you believe in it, go for it. if you can see it, you can achieve it, it all starts in your mind and in your heart and your passion. so, don't let nobody turn you away from what you believe in. >> well, there are still tickets available for the big three games tomorrow and sunday with a special buy one get one deal for father's day. just visit our website ktvu dot com slash web links for information ahead of their trip to historic rickwood field in birmingham, alabama, the giants held a special event

. >> i believe i was putting the right place at the right time ryan young, cnn inglewood, florida this is cnn breaking news hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this sunday. i'm forgetting the whitfield and we begin with a dangerous wildfire that as rapidly growing in los angeles county. the post fire has already burned through more than 12 thousand acres, enforced at least 1,200 people to evacuate a state park. now, officials warned that the area could see wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour let's bring in now cnn's camila bernal, who was near the evacuation zone in gorman california. so camila, how fast is this wildfire spreading hey friday it gets spread very quickly because of a number of things. >> one, the very high temperatures to the low humidity and three, you mentioned those very high winds just during the day today, we're expecting 45 to 55 mile per hour wind gusts and at night, between 6070 miles per hour. so that causes those flames just spread extreme. let's just spread very fast now, i want to show you here behind me the kruse still working in this a

theo chikomba outside inglewood nursing home in eastbourne , yeah. it's normal eastbourne, yeah.just a surprise because it's been so dreadful for so long. >> yeah, i don't think that we should be particularly worried. obviously if you're a vulnerable person, you should take extra precautions. of course, that almost goes without saying, but i don't think we should be too, too down and out about finally having some sunshine. >> we infantilize people a little . people can tell if it's little. people can tell if it's hot outside. they know they probably need a drink of water. yeah. and if they don't have one, some, you know, kind person will will lend you a drop of water. i'm sure . water. i'm sure. >> well, i think what i think we need a bit more of in this country, though, is air conditioning. we seem to have an aversion to air conditioning in aversion to air conditioning in a way that most european countries. yeah, because it's not worth it. >> is it? because it's only hot about two weeks a year? >> i think it's going to become more and more worth it, i think. i think because you

i grew up in inglewood california and witnessed how naturally brilliant and curious black and brown children thirsty for engagement or trapped by narratives that left them misunderstood and often ignored. these experiences form the roots of my belief that schools must nurture their heart, soul, purpose and intellect of each child. berkeley unified we work to ensure that each and every child is seen, valued and educated. we embrace this work every day and it is what called me to do this work and in this district. a small labors urban school district serving around 9100 students and our 11 elementary schools, three middle schools and two high schools. many know that i often describe our students as our babies. as young as four, they are all someone's babies, the most prized creation. it's a privilege and ultimate responsibility to serve them. public schools reflect the values and aspirations of local communities. berkeley is no different. our history of activism, social justice, diversity and inclusion is alive and well today. and we recognize the need to teach students to express themselves w

host: inglewood, california independent. good morning good morning. i have a comment on a question.comment isms. hayek sta her speech say she is nonpartisan and not democrat or republican which is a that's definitely a lie but my question is, every time i hear one of these people with america first america first, the first thing that comes to mymind is and i wish c-span would show this any time of them comes on the first thing that comes to my mind is the picture of the ku klux klan marching with america first signs. is that who you attach yourself to because that's where america first came from. guest: stephanie. you are up early in california. first of all it's afcpi which is nonpartisan. it's conservative and personally i worked on the trump campaign so i never said i was not nonpartisan. i'm very partisan and you look at my twitter feed and see the same thing. in regards to the racial issues, ad that the kkk lincoln, the republican president who is for freedom. to continue this misconception isj- dishonest and a flat out lie. there's that. host: independent line, david in massac

communities and it can allow communities to form her places and this is the example of a project we did in inglewoodlled a mural so people returning to l.a. or coming home or surveilling the neighborhood understand what this community cares about and this also has become a really good gathering placeizers and artists in the area and so art is really critical for people to form connections on this is in sacramento called underbelly and this is a mural we put it undeea the freeway in order to commemorate the state's largest farmers mark and this is a place where all people in the community were already used to using but it was dark you got out as quick as possible and we wanted to create a space where moore was possible so we installed this with the help of caltransre freeway operator and now it is the template work freeway beautification throughout the state and the sight of so many compelling and interesting gatherings that were not happening before and this is an interesting project in brooklyn by suzanne lacey and she wanted to get people excited about and involved with gender poli sactivate stude