i am one of the queer educators at lyric. without lyric i would not be standing here today. i would not be one of the queer educators that help facilitate the training that help train our future leaders that come to these meetings to get involved with the children's fund. it's very important that we continue to fund all these different type of programs we have in san francisco and, you know, give youth an early start to become leaders, to have a voice, to have skills to come up here and show what -- share what they need and experience they have gained. it's also important important that we [speaker not understood] the fund so those who missed the opportunity get a second chance to get those skills. you know, and i am very grateful for lyric. this is something i'm passionate about. i love coming to city hall and speaking to you. i love working one on one talking about the children's fund. i'm grateful you are here today to give us that opportunity and i really hope that you support us with this. thank you. (applause) >>> good afternoon. my name is beth. i am an attorney assis

theser lyrics that had been -- these were lyrics that had been written months to years before the shootings read them to show skinner's alleged propensity to violence. an apple cat court ruled the extensive readings unfairly prejudiced the jury. state supreme court is weighing whether skinner deserves a new trial. to critics like eric nielsen, prosecutors rarely if ever should use rap as evidence in court. he says it's an art form that intentionally uses elaborate word play and exaggeration. and while it may often contain graphic violence, nielsen argues that's a reflection of the communities where many young black men live. he says rappers are creating characters, not writing diaries. >> that is the most important distinction that constantly gets missed is that there is an author and a narratorme. we seem to be able to grasp the concept with every other art form that uses the first-person narrative. but rappers who go the extra mile to signal that they are inventing a narrator with their use of a stage name, we still revert back to this idea that they're the same, that we conflate the two

the lyrics were introduced at trial, and he was sentenced to life in prison.secutors hope will link -- >> two years ago in louisiana, a rapper namedxd terrence hatch w tried for ñrfirst-degree murder. prosecutors argued that a few cryptic words of one rap song were, in fact, a confession. not guilty. but one of the most skinner was convicted in 2008 of shooting a fellow drug dealer outside this new jersey house. during his wfÑtrial, prosecutor read 13 pagest( of skinner's but his conviction was overturned by an appellate court that ruled the extensive readings unfairly:bqejudiced the jury. the state supreme court is now weighing whether skinner deserves a new trial.Ñi to critics, prosecutors rarely, if ever, should use rap as evidence in court. he says it's an+z] art form tha intentionally uses elaborate word play andfá exaggeration.ca1 while itt( may oftenu contain  that's a reflection of the communities where many young black men live. m are creating characters not writing diaries. >> that is the most important ç"5%mmì(lc& that constantly gets there is an

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what would happen if you just switched the lyrics?at'd be weird. >> easy to do i feel like, right? >> so easy, that it's been done. first, the tune of "happy" with the lyrics "fancy." ♪ because i'm fancy ♪ because i'm fancy >> what? that's so cool. >> i thought it was just going to be, like, they change because i'm happy, because i'm so fancy to i'm so happy. >> all the lyrics. all the lyrics completely change. >> yep. >> but i like it. ♪ i feel some words have a ticket ♪ ♪ because i'm fancy ♪ might sound crazy what i'm about to say ♪ ♪ i'm a hot air balloon that could go to space ♪ ♪ i'm so happy ♪ clap along with you >> it's a feel-good song. >> yeah, right. >> a little more attitude. >> yeah. >> it's weird because, i'm so happy. you want to say, are you? >> confusing. >> it's messes with your mind a little. >> that's good. i like it. put those on the radio. ♪ bring that down >>> that's all for us here at "right this minute," we'll see >>> that's all for us here at "right this minute," we'll see you next time, everybody. -- captions

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we started writing a song, and we just came up with some -- >> lyrics. >> lyrics. song. >> were you so surprised by how quickly this went viral? >> i knew it would do good because it's so precious, but this well i did not expect. there's 20,000 comments. yeah, it was a million views and less than 48 hours it got up to 45 on the itunes chart. it was exciting. it was like a proud papa moment. it was like my director debut. the concept of the black and white was my whered. i even went to claires and bought the phone and the beads and stuff. you should have seen the looks i got at claires. the lady is what this is bearded dude buying all this pink stuff? >> you are a true musician. what do you think of her lyric writing skills? >> it was amazing. >> after what she wanted to write about, i said what emotion do you want to write about, and what do you remember what you said? >> love. >> you want to be a singer-songwriter? tell us why? >> taylor swift inspired me. i also want to be an actress. >> you are well on your way. you are already a video superstar. >> thank you. ♪

you have such beautiful lyrics. >> thank you!tting us one night when my mom and dad were out, and we played on pi o piano, she was good, we should write a song, and we just came up with some -- >> lyrics. >> lyrics, and we made the song. >> were you so surprised by how quickly this went viral? >> i knew it would do good because it's so precious, but this, well, i did not expect. there's 20,000 comments, and, yeah, a million views in, like, less than 48 hours, up to 45 on the itunes chart. i was tweeting and retweeting and favoriting everybody that downloaded it that day. it was exciting. it was like my director debut so the concept of the black and white with the pink was my idea and went to claire's for the bows and beads. you should have got the looks i got. what is a bearded dude buying pink stuff for? >> dana, you are a true musician, what do you think of the writing skills? >> amazing, i asked what she wanted to write about, what emotion do you want to write about. do you remember what you said? >> love. >> it's about a path

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but technically we did make -- we did make it clear that we just wrote the lyrics. >> seth: the lyricse are no lyrics to that song. >> seth: there are no lyrics. [ laughter ] but i have a microphone here. will you, for us, please sing the "taxi" theme with the lyrics from that sketch? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] and actually -- i'm not kidding -- i really wanted to do this for a really long time. [ laughter ] like, this is my -- this is like a watered down will forte -- >> seth: gotcha. i'm going to pretend to be horatio playing piano while you do this. >> okay. so, this is the piano part. ready? ♪ [ scat singing ] ♪ this song is called taxi ♪ [ laughter ] and then he sang -- ♪ this song is-a-the taxi this is the lyrics. >> seth: that was it! [ cheers and applause ] we might have to mount the whole thing, i think, to give it its context. >> i smell -- i smell a broadway musical. >> seth: i smell broadway musical. we're going to be right back with more from the great maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] the harshness of the sun, the cold wind, and the polluti

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where that word comes from that word stems from the old school libertarian but you're an artist the lyrics in this album also talk about religion brainwashing people not caring about anything outside the world other than themselves and you take the phrase that you only live once and you spin it around and say that some people don't even live once what do you mean by that the you know it's a post-modern statement about you know taking a selfie in front of the eiffel tower i mean it's funny we were doing this protest . like a week ago and we're like marching down the street and there are all these people on the side with their i pads and i phones like four or five of them just lined up there and so i usually don't use a bullhorn but this time of the give me that on my end so i'm just like look i'm a hey hey i'm not trying to be a jerk but i just want to point out this is not a performance you guys are standing there watching us through your phones you know like this is actually happening is actually like do you want to stay in there and experience this thing like viscerally through your i ph

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i grew up, with song, lyrics. >> now you have two grammys. >> i do. >> at 26 years old. >> for my work with alycia keys girl on fire album. i produced a song, featuring maxwell. and, also rihanna's unapologetic album difficult a song with her and m and m. >> how do you just say that. how do you say that i work with rihanna and m and m. >> it is my life, man. >> so what instruments do you play. >> i don't play anything. >> really. >> no. >> how do you produce. >> the computer. >> are you serious. >> in 2014 technology is amazing. i know, man. >> so tell me some of the records. you worked with alycia keys. >> yes. >> you work with miley cyrus. >> that is my sister shot to miley. >> you brought her to philadelphia to create her new style. >> when she first started working on this last album she was here for a stretch of time. me and my guys, it was a great time. i love her. >> you have this new record, usher's new record, and, and -- >> he is an icon, industry legend. >> now we have, you produced good tips for usher. can i do my version for good day philadelphia can you pro

bob dylan's hand written lyrics went up for auction and got $2 million.aying $2 million for bob dylan lyrics is a good way to know bob dylan would have hated you in 1965. the reason they're so valuable is because if you buy them, you'll be the only one in the world who knows what the hell upon dilan is singing. the most expensive manuscript ever sold. the previous record was for $1.7 million was paid for the handwritten lyrics to the song "tequila." there they are. well, there it is. you probably knew that, sfligt >> yes. >> jimmy: this is one. while everybody was busy trying to like soccer, the world's ugliest dog was crowned. he's a 2-year-old mutt named peanut and it's hard to argue with the judge's choice on this one. >> the world's ugliest dog is -- peanut? peanut, the 2-year-old chihuahua-shih tzu mix, bringing home the prize of the world's ugliest dog, beating out nearly 30 other pooches. holly from greenville, north carolina, found him and fell in love. >> he's either the world's ugliest dog or world's prettiest rat. we're not sure. wow. poor thin

he -- >> charlie: he does the music and the lyrics?to another level and he's not scared to say what's on his mind and he does it in a way where it's just -- you know, amazing. >> charlie: press eats him up, don't they? >> yeah, man. that comes with the territory, you know. and he's walking on some pretty -- some dangerous ground. he likes to live on the wild side seems like, but, really, seems like he's trying to offer himself. he's showing us who he is and the media eats that up, you know. >> charlie: what is gangsta rap or maf oso rap? >> i think that came in the '90s. it wasn't the type of records you play on the radio at all. the language was out there. >> charlie: violent subject matter. >> violent subject matter. some would say derogatory. some would say disrespectful to women. but today it's funny because they play that stuff today, whereas back then no chance. but, yet, these guys still sold records, lots of records and got the title gangsta rap. >> charlie: this is your rap. i got (far from my life but kid who made his fame fr

>> look the lyrics under my numb are problematic.you can draw a direct line from this song written in 1966 to the killing spree. she's right that she shouldn't have to listen to these lyrics why she's shopping for vegetables. somebody argued. that she can shop for vegetables somewhere else. so she can put in ear buds and continue shopping at traitor joes. the company will know what songs not to play. i would prefer that trader joes do this voluntarily. if they don't, we may have to look into other methods of making them get it. they just don't get it. >> i think that was a reasonable response. i think we will touch on the name trader joes later because it implies actually a masculine structure joe being the trader. what was he trading. ? he was probably trading in mass oj eny. he hates him. paramore has a ph.d. in cultural theory which is a really important theory to have. isn't she well qualified to harass poor store employees just trying to get their work done over something as serious as music choices. >> i feel bad for her. the l

. >> the lyrics are violent. they're about killing somebody. >> it was a song by the group "guns and roses" with the lyrics i used to love her but i had to kill her. she drove me nuts and now i'm happier this way. >> it is kind of strange this is deleted hours before we actually got the machines. >> was this merely a coincidence? after all, it was only a song. >>> justin barber told police that a robber shot his wife, april, in the head and shot him four times while they were walking on the beach. he claimed he passed out, later regained consciousness and found his wife face down in the ocean. >> i saw her in the water. >> but the forensic evidence contradicted parts of justin's story. >> she had evidence of abrasions on her collar bone and by the back of the neck, they were consistent with the abrasions being placed there. could this have been caused by being forcibly held in the water? yes. >> and on justin's computer, forensic evidence found a possible motive. apparently justin had been trading stocks on the i

pairing the flag and the lyrics physically is a first.motionally it's nothing new ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the down's early light ...♪ >>> it's familiar to americans, we know the words - the first words anyway", but how did "the anthem. >> the anthem gets more publicity. >> reporter: this ranger devoted his life to history. he's the chief of interpretation at baltimore maryland fort mckenzie monument. his mission is to bring the distant past to life. >> this is the power of place, people love the anthem and the flag. they need to understand is the fort mchenry, literally on the exact original ground on which we stand. >>> the star-spangled banner flag is turning 200. the historical society researched the original play, and recreated it as accurately as possible, down to the very last stitch. >> one of the major sources i looked at was the report from the smithsonian. looking at what it looked like. taking it to a weaver and saying "can do you this?" i wanted to fly it. it's important or something like this. away we went. >> reporter: a t

it's the original star spangled banner lyrics. some call it a poem which, along with the flag is celebrating an anniversary. >> it's the perfect marriage for a short period of time. to bring the original lyrics that francis scott key penned with the flag that inspired those words. >> pairing the flag and the lyrics to the star spangled banner is a first. but it's nothing new. >> o say can you see ♪ >> it's a song as familiar to americans as a baby's lul baby'. you about how did that become so familiar? >> the anthem gets more publicity and the anthem gets more famous. >> devoted his life to history. he is the chief of interpretation at baltimore, maryland's fort mchenry national monument. his mission is bringing our distant past to place. >> this is the power of place. here's the thing. people love the anthem, they love the flag but they understand that fort mchenry is where they both come together. literally on the exact original ground in which you and i are standing. >> the star spangled banner ask turning 200 years old. the ma

the previous high was $1.2 million for john lennon's lyrics from sergeant pepper. >>> and when we come back, new weapon in the fight against breast cancer. the high-tech tool significantly increasing the detection rate. >>> and lebron james makes a major announcement about his future in miami. i had this chronic, deep ache all over. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can plan my days and accomplish more. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever or tired feeling. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hand

we had different lyrics. my parents were there. they policed me to a certain extent i could not listen to certain music. it is also the parents. >> come on, radio stations, help me out as a parent. it is so hard to compete. >> you are in the car with the kids. you have to turn the channel. if i am listening to beyonce but if they are talking about monica lewinsky, there is just stuff. >> i blame monica lewinsky, got to blame monica. >> that goes back to the 90's. >> we should get carbon in here tomorrow and you can debate him, how is that. >> i love carmen but you know song writers and you know producers, go to them as well. >> i have his number right here. we will get him in here tomorrow. >> i love carbon. >> you know, you work for a radio station. you have to put on a different hat. parents are responsible. artists are responsible. the radio station is responsible too. we're all in it as a team. >> it is radio and now kids have the internet. they have access to the internet. if we're playing clean version on the radio guess what

rap music lyrics playing an increasingly prominent role in criminal cases across the country. >> i can that it's in the hundreds. hundreds of instances. >> hundreds of instances where rap lyrics are used at some point in the crim ninal justice process. >>> this is pbs news hour weekend saturday. >>> we were reminded today of the worldwide appeal of american pop music when we saw how much time our british partners at itn devoted to their obituary of bobby womack, the influential r&b singer died lat night at the age of 70. helen callahan reports. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he may have started out in an ohio ghetto, but womack wrote and sang his way out, right into the rock and roll hall of fame. over the past 50 years his ins influences from soul, r&b and pop are enormous. have valentino to the solo artist and as a collaborator with other musicians. he wrote for others, too, and found worldwide fame when he announced the rollingstones to record his stone "it's all over now." ♪ lifelong friend ronnie wood led the. tributes writing on twitter, the man who could make you cry when he sang brought tear