>> lucious line is a musical god. >> also a crazy son of a beep that has a dream.dream. >> and nobody ever try to get between lucious and his dream. >> we were hustlers. only choice we had but do you know what the first rule of hustling is? supply and demand. >> hey, who said that? >> that's my baby. smart man. that's why you create your own customer base. get some that far good stuff. make them want more. >> so it is not just even the way she says it, right? guys? >> oh, baby. >> it is like great create your own customer base. like the way she slides these words out, right? cookie by the way was having to step up for the company in front of all of those big investors, finally learning just how sick lucious is. but please do not think for one second that our cookie is getting soft. >> lucious save your little sad songs. i don't have time for them. those voice come between me and my money. i am i just did what i had to do. >> did what she had to do. coming up 8:45, guys from the score john show here big youtube sensation, and they're casino of like, mike, kind of li

this character, lucious lion, has als.nd he, in the character in the tv show, he is trying alternative drugs. of course, we don't -- >> well, i'm glad you're bringing this up, because i want everyone to come to my site and we posted the medication that we have. but your point is well taken. there are a lot of these medications outside u.s. that are experimental, and it may work. right now the fda is not approving this. so, it's important to have a conversation. we've brought als association online, we're having communication with them. this is a great awareness and a really good point you're bringing up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to get back to eric's point of how you know it. i told you one example of how i might look for it in the office. but if you're a person out there -- i'm not trying to anyone, because this is a very rare disease -- you start having falling episodes. why am i suddenly weak? why can't i hang on to anything? why can't i speak. >> is it sudden or gradual? >> well, it can be sudden, actually

some of the same traits held by character lucious lion. >> i gave you a anniversary present earlier.ink terrence does a phenominal job. i think does phenominal job. i think lee daniels is showing the world in a different way than it has ever been seen before. >> and i think the story the story line could go on forever. >> that story line mirrors ti in many ways, ti's children following in his footsteps in the entertainment biz. he teaches to them knowledge is key. >> i just tell them to learn as much as they can about the business because the one who knows most is paid most. and everything you don't know, the person that does is going to charge you for telling you you know, i just try to keep them a breast he had something probably the key to a lucrative business. >> i will start choosing a successor. >> so lucious lion pits his children against one another ti said woe never do. >> i don't think that should be inspired by the parent. they are going to naturally be compared to their sibling. i think i have a better impact with them, you know, liken forcing or inspiring comradery. >> h

i got this, i got this sense that cookie, no, lucious is going to gotten guage today that other womancookie. >> i know, we all love to see the interaction. we'll talk to lee daniels probably hopefully (movie clip). >>> ♪ ♪ >> lee daniels, from philly, welcome, lee, welcome home. >> radnor high school's own. did i hear that you got pick up for another season? >> can you believe that they were -- fox is crazy enough to let me back on tv. >> no, they know what they're doing, i mean, millions and millions of viewers every week, keeps growing. >> i know. isn't it great? >> it is. >> here is the thing. here is the thing. you know, it is just my story. you snow little bit -- a lot of it of my story from philadelphia, and what's so wonderful, is that people that are from philadelphia, will understanded really understand the experience, and i talk about 42nd and walnut, or when i talk about south philly, people, it is very specific to philadelphia. so it is exciting, it is very exciting to be able to make my mom and everybody down at saint thomas church in west philly happy. >> have i gotten a

. ♪ roar report long, straight, short, curly lucious weaved in hair.ws if you rock any style you want stylists say. pretty much without damaging a hair on your head. when it's properly zone into your own braided hair. >> carla gardner loves that hers lasts for months. but when it comes time to take it out and redo -- >> you know $500 is a lot of money for me. >> reporter: so is the extra 50 bucks and more than an hour in a salon chair. this single mom with a college bound daughter had to cut some corners. >> so i did what most people do. i got a seam ripper and some scissors and proceeded to take my own hair out. >> reporter: also, using a point tee rat tail comb to unravel the braids. trying to maneuver the sharp tools in a mirror -- >> i lost lot of natural hair. >> reporter: she lost some blood, too. >> it's very dangerous. >> reporter: you ended up with a bloody school. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: an bloody finger? >> absolute. >> i just started thinking. how can i take these three items that i use to take my hair out and just make it one? >> repor

. >> long, straight, short curly lucious we'ved in air allows you to rock any style you want stylistsuch without damaging a hair on your head. when it's properly zone into your own braided hair. carla gardner loves that hers last for months when it comes time to take the out and redo -- >> $500 is a lot of money for me. ♪ >> so is the extra 50 bucks and more than an hour in a salon chair. this single mom with college bound daughter had to cut some corners. >> so i did what most people do i got a seam ripper and scissors and proceeded to take my own hair out. >> also using a point tee rat tail comb to unravel the braids. trying to maneuver the sharp tools in a mirror -- >> i lost a lot of natural hair. >> she lost some blood, too. >> it's very dangerous. >> so you ended up way bloody school. >> yes, i did. >> an bled dee finger. >> absolutely. >> i just started thinking how can i take these three items that i used to take my hair out and make it one. >> this is what she came up with with. the first prototype was kind of rough. >> but no sharp edges. >> to be able to isolate that thread

you know, the character on the show, afraid of lucious, the character on the show, you say people arest having this conversation. people have an idea that baking is sort of like precise chemistry situation, it is not. everyone's grandmother was able to throw together delicious baked goods without looking at a bok or using measuring cup. doesn't have to be like. that will just be familiar with what you are doing. >> i'll look you in the eye, your publicist is not here. >> watched total epp side? >> i do like the show, i do. the muse sick fantastic, which is like, you know? >> you're freak i shallly tall but i do love you. i'll take one of your freak i shallly good cookies. everyone says they want to at ten of them. >> chris murphy? don't be anti-car person. >> cookie? >> we love cookies. >> okay, good. stretch. giving away cookies? cookie the charger? >> name is kinding. that's what they call her. too bad they don't have somebody named platinum? >> or diamond ring. i'll take that too. >> have some name scotch. that would be good. >> hey, vodka, come over here. >> so what about this new

and even in the empire show, you can see lucious is growing there.kimberly crenshaw about the ways in which black girls are overpoliced, how they're pushed out. i also wonder if there are notions about masculinity, notions about femininity and particularly high stakes for black folks about being a real man or being a real woman. it sounds silly but how is it that love helps you to navigate those rigid notions about what is the right way to be? >> i always say that love erases that space between you and me. if we can show each other love and know that vulnerability is a strength that showing someone in your intercommunity is actually a space of love and kinship, we can move past these sexist notions of masculinity and femininity. >> tell me what's happening tomorrow. >> we have a panel, a town hall of young people there who are not just going to be talked to by our special guests but can talk with. we want it to be a conversation an actual sharing where people can say, my family my community, people who look like me actually really do love me. >> it's