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that's jameson black. >> i'll give you 30 of those.here those who have to live it, see it, the things that men do day after day, night after night, in a town where people are encouraged to do their worst, where they can drink the stain away. this is the side of vegas i like. >> this side? >> yes, because people here are really cynical. >> really. >> they have a dim world view. even more dim than me. that's hard. you know what this whole show's about? you know there's a theme. >> no. >> this is about people who live here, you know. when all the meatheads come and go, they're still here. these people have seen every variety of horrifying human behavior. the old business model was come to vegas and behave really, really badly. >> i think it's encouraged people to be their worst. they're expected to do that. kind of makes my skin crawl. >> really? >> not here. here, i like it. i'm comfortable here, even in my basement. >> is this an easy town to make a living or a hard town to make a living? >> depends on what you do. 25 years behind the b

been our coated whether somebody wants to play a strand or facade of a shack and a note like james jamesonusic out of two turntables and some records and a mix in between. we are now in the 50th year but also at the same time rev, i am in awe of hip-hop. i am older than they have. bob therefore i'm able to put a perspective on us that we have the people are bigger than what comes out of us. the creation of hip-hop breaks down in the four elements. the jiang, and see, break dancing and graffiti. we as a people for thousands of years, we always have vocalization, instrumentation as musician ship. ben's culture and art culture. that is a term that begins in 1973 with cool dj herb and the system cindy campbell throwing it back to school party on its day. eloquently, yes sir. >> before we run out of time, i remember the summer of 1989 were two things happen. here is a breakthrough film from the young black director from brooklyn, spike lee who is with me this week at the funeral in memphis who was with and then attacks that to that film was this anthem from this long island group. public enemy,

jameson, what you talk about that you are also an african studies professor.celebrating black having this series while people are literally fighting not to be able to teach this history in schools all across this country. urban and rural areas. you have talked about how you are deeply affected by the death of dr. martin luther king junior will. do you ever worry that doctor king's story as well as your story and the story of so many other trailblazers in our community will be lost? >> the stories aren't lost as long as we continue to talk about it. the stories aren't lost as long as we continue to move the path forward. when i think again about black history, it is a history. it is the people who have contributed to every sphere of light in this country in this world. move the world forward. what we see now is really about people coming to grips with a reality that is different from the reality that they like to believe. it's a reality that's very powerful. it's important to the united states. it's important to the world. >> doctor mae jemison, i can't think o

his attorneys, philip jameson and brad jordan argue that terry kings as testimony undermine the state'sh jamie. >> when mr. baldwin moved into your house, did he have a separate bedroom? >> yes, sir. >> and if he stay in the several bedroom? >> yes, sir. >> she said that there was an innocent explanation for those text messages between her and jamie. the ones where she said she loved him. >> would you say to friends that you felt strongly about it? >> i say it every day, it's almost everyone to talk to. >> doesn't mean you're having an affair. >> no. >> did you ever told you loved her? >> every time we talk to her. >> not only that, but she told jurors that she would never betray judy. >> how would you describe the relationship with mrs. baldwin? >> she's one of my best friends i've ever had. >> you sometimes stay to their house, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> was julia always there when you stayed? >> yes. >> most importantly, the defense insisted that there was no crime. just to tragic accidents, and they said, the state didn't have any evidence to prove otherwise. >> there was no d

for her activism and charity work, pink and her husband carey hart are proud parents to 6-year-old jameson ready to go out on tour. so let's raise our gla >>> this is an nbc news special report. here's lester holt. hnchts good morning, everyone, we're coming on the air moments before president biden delivers a speech to the world from warsaw, poland, the remarks come nearly one year since russia's invasion of ukraine. and a day after the president made a historic surprise visit to the ukrainian capital of kyiv, to meet with president volodymyr zelenskyy, in a dueling speech today russian president vladimir putin addressed his nation, saying that russia was suspending its only remaining major nuclear treaty with the u.s. we want to go right now to chief white house correspondent kristen welker, who is in par saw with the president, to preview what we're about to hear, kristen? >> reporter: well, lester i think that you can anticipate a mix of strong rhetoric directed toward vladimir putin, and also a call to action to the global community from president biden as he prepares to mark this one