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before lyric seminar, my school was a gay--- utopia. the word "faggot" was thrown around it was an unsafe space. after the school-based initiative and after a pride seminar that we had at the school i saw a huge change in the school. i managed to come out in the middle of the assembly the whole school, and i was expecting a horrible reaction from everyone. but it was the most loving and respectful time. it was an amazing experience. if it wasn't for lyric, the school-based seminar, i don't know what would've happened to me. (applause) >> moderator: thank you roxie for representing. lorena larosa from carece. >> good morning, buenos dias. good morning, buenos dias. thank you. my name is lorena and i work at the central -- and resource center, carece. and i am the school liaison and parent trainer. today i will talk about a program that we offer at carece, second chance tattoo removal program, the only tattoo removal program that is free in the city. this program that we offer is for use; we offer intensive case management. if they need t

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lyric has been one of the most critical partners. i want to share a piece of a letter from the high school. at times i faced the depressions. there was this time that i might have turned people gay. these are so many of the items that we're told about. i feel very provided to talk about this. before our partnership with balboa partnership i find it hard to identify with invokes. i was disappointed but i'm glad that our partnership in the last two years we hope to include families next year >> thank you. >> i'm here to speak about the if you happened for the baby youth advocates program. first of all, i'd like to thank everyone for they're first two years of supporting this program. as we know a lot of young people from the bay view district do not get to interact with other youths they find a bay school interest 0 so it's the one home but there's no space for them to talk to one another where they feel empowered to do things like that. to talk about stress and trauma two of the youths are standing behind n me in solidity. we want the

. >> and he primarily did not write the lyrics for "light my fire." it was written by the guitar player. what did that say? he cared about the catalog. boy, i made a mistake and i have not forgotten about it since. the buick story is the first story that takes place while morrison is still living. he has gone on record, do not do this to our music. fast forward, another offer comes down the road. cadillac. this really is a multimillion dollar offer. the cadillac offer, what do they want, what song? >> "break on through." so cadillac starts the bidding at what? >> $5 million. tavis: and you guys say no. >> jim said we would all have veto power and we would all share the money. so i vetoed. and then they doubled. tavis: so they go from $5 million to $10 million. >> and then they tripled. tavis: cadillac is putting $50 million on the table and what happens? >> i said to the guitar player, what do you need to buy? we all have enough, houses and cars. he stays on the fence. so, when i entered into the struggle of trying to preserve the name in the lawsuit,

tavis: talib kweli has always pushed the boundaries of hip-hop with political lyrics the tackle the big issues of the day, so much so that his work has been prejudge before it was released. this may challenge what has come to be expected of him with his new album, "prisoner of conscious." ♪ ♪ ♪ let's waste no time hitting the high notes, low key ♪ ♪animated like jessica rabbit the third is so real you can see it, especially when you drop it low, you have got to know ♪ good to have you. how're you doing? >> i cannot complain. tavis: i have said this is a departure -- a little different from the flow you had before. is that a fair assessment? >> i would say it is slightly different in terms of the focus. my focus for most of my career has been lyricism, and at this point i think i am confident and often my craft that is going to be there. -- confident enough in my craft that is going to be there. in puerto rico. we did a record of feels like a west african music. me removing myself from just being beholden to hip-hop and where i am from and giving myself to the whole world and trying to d

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lyric from phonak. lyric can.rowdy at times when eric holder got into it with congressman darrell issa at one point. the two have tangled during the fast and furious investigation. right out of the exchange you're about to hear we'll be joined by the chair of that committee, republican bob goodlatte. first, though, have a listen here. >> i will certainly look at the request. it's not something that i have personally been involved in, but i'll look at the request and try to be as responsive as we can. i'm sure there must have been a good reason why only to and from parts were -- the yes. you didn't want us to see the details. mr. attorney general -- there no. >> in knowing to and from -- >> no, i'm not going to stop talking now. >> mr.-- >> characterize something as something -- >> purchase, would you inform the witness as to the rules of this committee? >> it inappropriate and is too consistent in which the way you conduct yourself as a member of congress. it's unacceptable, and it's shameful. bill: with me now is

griffin's mostly lyrical style is called americana, but there is the range of heafter w. to aa gospel cd, she went personal album entitled "american kid," which she dedicates to her father, who died. here is a tribute to the underground railroad. she sings this with her partner, robert plant. ♪ tavis: tell me more about how that track came to be. >> i got asked to write a song for a friend of mine producing a young band, and he was looking for songs for them. that this sort of a groove i had been working on, and i thought i would just write a song around it for them. i thought it would be right for them, but they did not dig it. tavis: yes. >> oh i had it, and i decided to keep it. tavis: i am glad you did. it is a nice tribute. so how does it feel how do you process, how did you not take personally being asked to write something for someone, in you write it, and they do not feel it? i guess it is not a personal thing if they do not like it. you write a song, and they say, "thank you, but no thank you." how do you processed it? >> it does not bother me. it is so personal.

lyric from phonak. lyric can.ng from wjw, this is mark vin re, a repor vinnie, a report from the scene. >> they've set up this welcome home gina banner in front of of the house where neighbors have been coming by bringing balloons all morning long. since the news broke yesterday. we have members of the guardian angels, who have been here to family, to inform famil the media nicely that they would like us to stand back and not harass the family. you have family members who have gathered. the brother, other relatives coming in and out of the house right now. just to kind of be together. obviously the atmosphere here is joy, but at the same time a little bit of anger as the brother said to me and also a cousin. they are trying to come to grips with the reality here that the suspect had a connection with the family, something we're learning more about and we'll have much more about later on today. martha: it's something we'll learn more about that the families may have known each other to some extent. obviously it's a

some have connected to these lyrics.s, letters from 70-year- saying, "that reminds me of my husband's." it is a gift for me, and it is amazing that people have connected in that way. tavis: have you figured out, at least for yourself, what it is about that lyrical content? what'd is about your style that allows a song to work for a seven-year-old as well as for a 70-year-old? >> i do not know. when i write a song that comes quickly, and my ego is removed from the process, those are the songs that really seemed to resonate with people, because it is not about me, trying to get on the charts or anything like that. i do not know where these songs come from, but i definitely feel it is as a very spiritual process, and people connect. spirituals. tavis: i started this conversation off, and everybody is saying the same thing about you, that you are blowing up on the charts here, like you have been doing in europe for some time. how are you processing this now that it is happening for you in the state's? >> i came over here wit

. >> i'm the deputy director over at lyric and i have to echo our community partners and say we've been around for 25 years and this epidemic has been unchanged. it persists because of'slation, over the years have been attacked and assaulted in the streets because they are transgender. our youth are abused in their homes. they're threatened with weapons in the schools. this is an ongoing problem and it hasn't changed. i think one of the key things to focus on is what are some of the solutions and it's about getting behind the februarys actually we have a team of youth and [inaudible] their launching a campaign to make their school transgender inclusive and to have transgender bathrooms. they weren't aware their school had policies around it, weren't aware that there were resources available. it's their queer brothers and it's their fierce straight allies. we see this in the community as well and it's been the partnership with groups like the domestic violence [inaudible] so i thank you for making space for this conversation and i'm excited to take meaningful steps forward that will stop

if you listened to the rolling stones there may have been a few moments when you wondered what the lyrics said. if so you are not alone. while preparing this report in 1997 bob shah found out. [ music ] >> the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band, the best love in & the most enduring. in 33 years they released 30 albums. spiked with rock 'n' roll standards we all know by heart. or do we. >> reporter: rolling stones, you know them, you love them. well,we tested a theory. stones fans everywhere we turned. >> great fan of rolling stones. >> we are in the rolling stones booths. >> waited in line over night and i got tickets. >> reporter: each fan had a favorite fan. >> jumpin' jack flash. >> reporter: and almost no one knew the lyrics to their favorite song. [ singing ] >> that is it. >> that is it. >> reporter: you don't know the rest of it? >> i don't. [ singing ] [ singing ] >> that is all i know. [ singing ] >> however. [ singing ] >> reporter: keep going. >> i can't. >> reporter: let's help you out. we will play you a little bit of the song and you tell us what they are saying, all right?

lyric number three. to sleep without watching tv. >> a whole lot of lovin'. >> huey lewis is right. >> congratulations, huey, you know your own songs. >> huey lewis on the board. and number four. i love you huey was the -- >> bad is bad. i was right on that. not quick enough, huey. i'm sorry. there's a strange pair of shoes underneath the bed. >> you're going down. >> it's still that same old -- >> oh, get in there. >> i have no idea. ♪ while it's still that same old rock and roll music that really really drives them wild ♪ the heart of rock and roll. >> is that it? that's it. who knew? hey, jim my kimmel. >> he does know my stuff. >> he does. >> huey and the boys will be on my show wednesday night. i'll be playing my bass clarinet on that show. little something moment. planned for jimmy. >> terrific. >> sammy, i pass the mike for a look at one or two things. >> i can't even believe it, jimmy. it's the speed -- >> he's the huey lewis and the news rainman. >> even more than huey lewis. >> he's so good, so

tavis: give me a sense of how that lyric came to be. back story to that when i started in vegas as a kid and i got to know some not sure at a very young age. ,e already -- he always said when are you going to write me a song? he hated pop music. what i was doing, because i worked there and the mob controlled everything, they were decent with me. the years go by and i was down in miami, he was doing a movie and he called me up and said, kid, we are going to dinner. you go to dinner. and he is with and he was doing his last album. i am done, i am through, the rat pack is over. i am doing one more album and i am retiring. i go back to new york where i was living and everything had manifested itself. one more album, i could not believe it. i started typing. the end is near, so i face the final curtain. i called him in vegas and i said, i have something very interesting. i flew out a week later and i played it to him. he said kid, i love it. listen to this, he put the phone up to the speaker. he plated to me and i heard it for the first time

clearly there are resources [inaudible] efforts that are funded, whether it's ella, lyric, so i think that's one piece of the puzzle that we need to create domestic violence funding for the transgender community. we need to look at the police department to see if we need more support in the hate crimes unit. i think we need to look at funding. like wise with the district station. i think the human rights commission is really key. my understanding is that you don't have a hate crimes unit so i think that's really critical because it's not enough for these other agencies to have that funding. the hfc plays a very important role in making sure that we as a city are /tkoupbg doing this. and then there are other policy issues that need to be addressed and then larger issues around services that need to be provided for this community. but i thank you all for being here and i want to thank the women who have come out to

frontman tim lambesis bangs out lyrics like, i must be reborn. ♪ >> reporter: but what a quick fall fromsis in a prison jumpsuit, accused of doing something very much against his religion. hiring a hitman to kill his estranged wife. >> i find it very sad that somebody professes to be a christian, then allegedly does something like this, they don't have those values or they've gone astray. >> reporter: what could have led him astray? his lawyer says it was roid rage. >> his thought processes were dramatically impacted by it is steroid use. >> reporter: videos show his startling transformation. here he is thin in 2008 showing his love of tattoos. and here he is buff. in just a few years, he put on 50 pounds. his lawyers say the steroid made lambesis mentally unstable. they say he lost god and that's why, last month, he asked a man at his gym if he knew anyone who could pull off a murder for hire. >> specifically asked, do you want her dead, he said yes, that's exactly what i want. >> reporter: but lambesis is just one in a long line of people accused of hiring killers. in 2009, dalia dip l

>> often it starts with the melody but sometimes with a lyric. i try to -- i mean mostly improvise as a band and then i try to put into words what the melody is saying and the thing is it's sort of -- you know, it's -- again, it's preten shl. songs are kind of prayers to -- they are for us. you have to be true to your -- in yourself or they just don't come and i say "true" meaning it's not the subject you think you have on your mind, or else i'd be writing songs about poverty and all things. that's what's occupying my mind. but the songs are more a preoccupation of your spirit. and, look, all of these problems that we've been discussing today are for me spiritual problems because i dread a territorial phenomenon but a famine is a completely different thing. a famine is man made. a disease may be caused by a bacteria or a virus but preventable, treatable disease -- >> rose: can be pandemic. >> it's a political situation, it's an economic situation. it's that will. >> rose: act of will and commitment. >> yeah. so when you're dealing with songs, it'

next we have district 8 representatives to speak about lgbt youth and -- >> as a director of lyric- based initiatives i have seen firsthand -- i have seen straight identified students who wants partook in bowling behavior in our class understand the intersection between race and gender and how a trans-student access to bathrooms without harassment is not too far from racial profiling. i have witnessed

finish the lyrics to this summer beach boys tune. ♪ we'll be falling in love to the rhythm of a steelo take ya ♪ >> she doesn't know it. >> that was perfect. >> aruba, jamaica, i want to take you. >> tell us about it. >> huge hit for the beach boys. one of their number ones. first hit in 20 years when it went to number one. we have to talk about something really quick. have you ever been to kokomo? >> no. >> it's in indiana. crimes against geography. >> from florida, what song did danny zuko and sandy sing in "grease" describing when they met? summer lovin', summer night, summer waves or beach babe? >> got to be summer lovin'. [ buzzer ] >> that's one of the lyrics, but i think the song is called -- what is it, bill? >> summer nights. >> that's okay. you're going to love my cd. >> well, allegedly. >> the correct answer, summer nights. >> summer nights. you know, top hit on the billboard charts back in the day and one of the only big hits from the movie that was part of the original broadway. >> oh, really? it all puts you in a great mood. >> back over to kath. >> where are you from? >

magazine reports the bureau spent all that time in the early days of rock 'n' roll looking into the lyricshe fbi found it impossible to tell if the song is obscene because in those two years it couldn't figure out what the lyrics said. nobody else could either. >> that's how you -- >> that's what they said. >>> all right, more legal trouble for amanda bynes, the former nickelodeon star was arrested after police say she threw a bong out the window of her manhattan apartment. >> what is on her head? someone in the building had called police to complain that she was smoking marijuana and rolling a joint in the lobby. when cops showed up, they smelled weed and see her heave the bong. she was charged with reckless endangerment and tampering with evidence. >> almost seems like a performance artist, so strange. >>> kmart let customers know they can ship their pants. now it wants to share its big gas savings. >> let's face it, kmart isn't exactly known for being all that edgy but a new series of commercials is winning lots of fans and i'm getting lots of laughs. take a listen. >> i hate these big

. >> while some of his lyrics are uninintelligible, he is freestyling after getting his wisdom teeth pulled. is this chinstrap thing new with wisdom teeth? we're suddenly seeing lots of videos with these things. >> i think i got the lyrics. >> that's the hook. wisdom teeth freestyle. >> i am impressed that he didn't talk nonsense. he was freestyling. >>. ♪ wisdom teeth freestyle, ♪ wisdom teeth freestyle, yeah >> hard to rap with all of that wadding in your mouth. good job. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of "right this minute." we'll see you next time. e?w >>> hi, everyone. i am beth troutman. we have the videos you've been looking for "right this minute." >>> a bus driver notices something about a passenger. >> he keeps a very close eye on her as she moves to the back of the bus. >> what happens when the driver springs into action to save a life? >>> he is a daredevil who lives by the motto. >> go big or go home. >> why the go home part was one rough ride. >>> cameras catch a lady outside a club. >> looks like she is working on something pretty hard.

first time the black congregation sank thomas a doris sister take my hand precious lord i heard the lyric through is a storm. i how were you this song you'll never walk alone the the soft united states representing the generation of my parents, my father a chooindz immigrant who became a united states citizen and my moth an american-born chinese and i take this american song and transform is to my own expression this is dedicated to my 17 year-old dauth daughter who's from chinese and one the 3 victims who died at the marathon boston bombings on may 15th. little listing is a what a 22 years old female student from china who attended the boston university and she loved music and she loved to play the piano you'll never walk alone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) >> wow. this was amazing first of all, that was amazing thank you so much that that was a breathtaking performance and it was amazing. by the way, i've been told we've been joined by supervisor scott wiener and supervisor chu. (clappi

before you record a song, like when you have the lyrics, you have to submit the lyrics, so they're goingre going to check it. even sometimes they will, you know, suggest you some words you change. >> that must be funny. >> very funny, you know. >> now, is that still the case? >> no, it's not like that any more. they're not going to censor you, because it's risky. you don't know what will happen to you if you write and sing something wrong. >> so let me ask this. if all your dreams came true, where would you want to play? >> really? new york city. >> you want to go to new york city? >> my dream is to be strong, so that's why -- what i'm -- what i keep telling my band mates. >> come on. >> so old people reach out. making roll and roll is hard enough. truly independent rock and roll is even harder. i'm guessing making it here is even harder still. so gentlemen, you deserve success. people should hear you. alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my ven

his guitar over and he would play the chords to "breakfast at tiffany's" and we'd make up our own lyricse full-on conversations about how we felt about each other and lyrics that we would just freestyle. it was cool >> at first i kind of blew her off. i was like, no, she's too young for me, she's too young for me. by the time she was almost 19, i said, you know what, this is going to be my girl, you know. so we moved in together. >> but their drug addictions often made life difficult. >> you're always on the verge of eviction, always late on bills. we've been living on the streets. multiple times in jail because of drug addiction. >> i have a love affair with open thias that i cannot shake. i can't lose her the way i look at it, you know? >> and for chad opiates have proven to be a powerful mistress. >> if i was on a cliff and i had my daughter and my wife in my hand and i'm trying to pull them up and there's a bag of heroin and that bag of heroin is going to fall off the cliff and something's telling me, you'll never be able to use that ever again, i'm going to let them go and grab that

and bright stars. >> well you, you know that was in four different keys, but the lyrics were -- >> ing. and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air. >> that is our national an them. we should know it. what's interesting about that song it's actually an okaytive and a half which is why nobody can actually sing it. it started as a poem and the original star spankled banner you can see at theational historical museum in washington. >> how fascinating. you are from rochester? that in new york. what atracks vacationers the most, the ocean, countryside, national parks or lakes? >> it's a guess. >> iknow. the first one. ach. ocean. >> i would have guessed that one too. >> and it is the ocean, actually. and 51% of the americans choz the ocean. and 13% of the ones go to national parks. and working for national geographic. >> true or false, observing a moment of silence at 3:00 p.m. on memorial day is the law. >> i'm going to go with false. >> and you would be wron but you're lauky. >> it's a law? >> it's true. it was an act of congress. so you won't go to jail for breaking it. it wa