jeffrey: under his stage name "black thought", trotter would write and rap his way to world stages as," a band known for its instrumentation, live performance and grounding in jazz and other genres. ♪ jeffrey: now in "the upcycled self: a memoir on the art of becoming who we are," he takes us back to the experiences and contradictions of his early years. deep love from his family, but violence and loss all around. the house he accidentally burned down as a young child. friends and family destroyed amid the crack epidemic of the 1980's. most of all, his mother, lost to addiction and then murdered. ♪ but this is also a story of resilience and triumph that came through art, most of all, the art of hip-hop. >> hip hop is making something out of nothing. hip hop is, you know, i talk about the up cycle. hip hop is putting the pieces of a thing that are salvageable to use. jeffrey: the up cycled self means taking what is around you and what? tariq: taking not only what is around you, but dealing that which dashed dealing with that which lies within. it is a worldview, a way of moving through

now these valley attacks when jeffrey black continues loops side with separate areas, of course the 2 or 3 where the occupation and it's the new phase of word that had witnessed port funds of, of minute trip ration 6 to select defined. the goal is to strip into 3 areas to help the is very trips to control or access of guns and to help the maneuvering troops to attack and to destroy more targets affiliated to the palestinian fighters . now the, the north of the church also had been on the heavier, relentless plumbing, as, according to the latest updates by the bows to the minister of health in gauze, i said that the, the tax on the territory by the occupation forces that during the last 24 hours had claimed the lives of more than 200 palestinians, and with what numbers of victims was still trapped under the russells. and they have not yet been effectuated by the civil defense team. but due to the absence of essential equipments and due to the uh, if you are east numbers of is where it strikes that had destroyed a separately residential areas. of course, because of to and from the point

yeah, that's right, jeffrey epstein's little black book is going to be revealed. what does this mean for prince andrew and co? i've got the lawyer who's represented eight of epstein's victims on and the journalist who led the charge against ghislaine maxwell . oh, and then there's this guy. >> if you want to go to war with me, you really can. >> he has nigel farage is on to discuss whether asylum seekers should get an allowance of around £1.25 a day on my panel, we've got christine hamilton , we've got christine hamilton, adam brooks and benjamin butterworth is going to get lively. this is patrick christys tonight. here we go . tonight. here we go. all right. email me now. tonight. here we go. all right. email me now . junior all right. email me now. junior doctors. should they get back to work? vaiews@gbnews.com. i'll see you after the headlines . see you after the headlines. >> patrick. thank you. and good evening to you. well, the top story from the newsroom tonight. the mother of the murdered teenager, brianna gee, says her daughter's two killers have not yet

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. >>> plus the judge's ruling that could blow the lids off jeffrey epstein's little black book with names of dozens of alleged victims and associates will be made public. i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know you like wrestling, so we got you some vip tickets. you have made an impact. so have you. for you guys to be out here doing something like this, it restores a lot of faith in humanity. >>> welcome to "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. let me bring you up-to-date with the top stories. israel and hamas are not near a final deal at the moment on a release of hostages in gaza according to an israeli official, but negotiations are ongoing. supreme court has ruled had he is ineligible for office and won't be on the ballot based on the 14th amendment insurrection ban and trump's team has vowed to swiftly appeal the decision. >>> trump campaign says the colorado judges are biased and

the judge's ruling that could blow the top of jeffrey epstein the black book. they released more than 150 alleged associates and victims, the convicted pedophile found dead. the six year old case leading to this new ruling is ahead. place to -- face to face families of hostages held by hamas getting a chance to confront benjamin netanyahu who has been criticized for ignoring their plight and not focusing enough on getting the hostages home. one of the families will join me this hour. leading this hour, the astonishing surge of migrants at the texas border. order officials say more than 23,000 migrants were put into u.s. custody overnight, detained from several different parts of the u.s./mexico border. cnn's rosa floor as starts us off from eagle pass, texas where they have been suspended because of a migrant surge. how is this impeding migrant processing and surrounding order towns -- border towns? >> it is a bottleneck impeding lawful trade and travel while illegal crossings continue. let me show you the lay of the land because it will give you an idea of the

yeah, that's right, jeffrey epstein's little black book is going to be revealed. andrew and co? i've got the lawyer who's represented eight of epstein's victims on and the journalist who led the charge against ghislaine maxwell . oh, and then there's this guy. >> if you want to go to war with me, you really can. >> he has nigel farage is on to discuss whether asylum seekers should get an allowance of around £1.25 a day on my panel, we've got

development in the jeffrey eckstein -- jeffrey epstein saga. 150 names have been released of associates and victims been released, what led to this ruling? what's in that black book? that's next. >> the names of more than 150 of jeffrey epstein's is allege associates victims and colleagues will be ruled by a judge. he was indicted in 2019 of operating a trafficking ring where he abused dozens of underage girls. he died by suicide while awaiting trial. let's bring in jean. why did the judge decide to release these names now? >> it's really the only unresolved issue of that civil suit by virginia that was settled in 2017, this has been the outstanding issue. mainly, most of these names have unveiled themselves to the public. the judge said they are allowed, let's show everybody what names will be released, it's a lot of them. first of all, alleged victims of jeffrey -- jeffrey epstein that have testified and trial. their names are public domain allege associates, those that he worked with, maybe they testified at trial and their names were in a police report. detectives in the attorney, some of those names have been in documents. one of many names put in the a

black and it's my book. the smart and poignant pick of the holiday weekend is the satire drama. american fiction. jeffreyd novelist seeing other african-american authors thriving by reading books that lean heavily into racial stereotypes. as a joke, he writes a spoof story of what is supposed to his own life in the and then a shock when it becomes a bestseller. american fiction is not only a clever statement on the expectations how we label each other, but also powerful statement on family and acceptance. leslie ago, sterling k brown quick appearance. tracee ellis ross who started attention getting sometimes dean's list zac efron sheds his pretty boy high school musical persona for career topping performance in the gritty wrestling saga, iron it's based on the true story of the erich wrestling not an upbeat sports movie, but instead he's a bit of a tear that doesn't back away from the setbacks in tragedy for the 4 brothers played by the bears jeremy allen, white harris dixon and stanley neither the family here nor the world of wrestling is painted with anything but very dark you. but it's a powerful one

. >> next up for tariq trotter, aka "black thought", a new roots album plus the latest in his solo recordings. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffreyhere this evening on pbs, frontline presents a film about the school shooting in uvalde, texas in may, 2022. "inside the uvalde response" draws on real-time, firsthand accounts and uses official bodycam footage and audio. produced with propublica and the texas tribune, the film reconstructs the chaotic response to the shooting and examines the missteps, lessons learned and the lingering trauma of that day. >> the gunman fires through the door into one of the classrooms, grazing the staff sergeant and the lieutenant. >> i saw my blood. i was like -- i have been shot. he was like, we both retreated back a little. we turned around and were like, i didn't know who was going to come out. >> surveillance footage shows lieutenant martin is going back down the hallway alone. and returning to where other officers are positioned. >> the first few moments of the response is crucial, is what experts said. this is the best moment in time to engage the shooter and rescue any victims. officers initia

black woman to have that honor. now there's a chance to see her work in a retrospective touring this country. jeffreyist for our arts and culture series campus. >> outside the museum in washington, d.c., a monumental bronze sculpture. a 24 foot female form titled satellite. inside, smaller but no less striking works in which artist some only export the representation of black women by pulling together different materials and forms and pulling from different traditions. >> something new. sometimes it collapses time. sometimes it makes similarities that may have happened over millennia more obvious. it's just one of the joys of sculpture. >> lee went big in her work and the attention it gained in 2019 with brickhouse. towering over new york's highline park. the exhibition now in washington, 29 works spanning 20 years, mostly sculptures but also several videos, was organized by the institute of contemporary art in boston. it includes major works that were part of her acclaimed venice product and a few new ones. heady stuff but at 56, she is hardly an overnight success. >> i was told i wasn't going to ma

they want to black, but they have i'm black and it's my book, the smart and poignant pick of the holiday weekend. it's the satire drama. american fiction. jeffrey wright stars in the story frustrated novelist seeing other african-american authors thriving by reading books that lean heavily into racial stereotypes. as a joke, he writes a spoof story of what is supposed to his own life in the and then a shock when it becomes a bestseller. american fiction is not only a clever statement on the expectations how we label each other, but also a powerful statement on family and acceptance. leslie ago, sterling k brown and in a quick appearance, tracee ellis ross costar attention getting sometimes dean's list zac efron sheds his pretty boy high school musical persona worker ear topping performance in the gritty wrestling saga, iron it's based on the true story of the von erich wrestling not an upbeat sports movie, but instead he's a bit of a tear jerker doesn't back away from the setbacks in tragedy for the 4 brothers played by the bears jeremy allen, white harris dixon and stanley neither the family here nor the world of wrestling is painted with anyt

to share how our hero is changing these numbers for black boys in particular, please welcome the star of the brand new film "american fiction," jeffreyright. [ applause ] >> thank you. reading is freedom. it unlocks the world's possibilities and a child's potential. alan irby's mother instilled this value in her son. she was an elementary school teacher and on weekends she'd call alvin to the kitchen table for reading lessons. he didn't like that much. but because of her care he read well. in high school he was bored in his regular english class, doing spelling tests and reading short stories, so he asked to join the advanced class. and there he fell in love with language reading classics. he also noticed that in his new classroom the students were all white. while in his regular class they were black and brown. this upset him and pushed him toward his life's work. he followed in his mother's footsteps and became a teacher. and in 2013 he launched barbershop books to encourage black boys to fall in love with reading as he did. to date he's put more than 50,000 books in 250 barbershops, reaching more than 10,000 boys. they're getting