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to work with cube and cedric and nicki minaj and malcolm lee, it was like, wow, beautiful. >> beautiful job with the cast. so talented. tonny in the way they worked together. this one has a social message to it that's very important. >> we didn't want to do just a barbershop, you can always climb the local celebrities. we wanted what was going on the south side of chicago. you can't do a movie barbershop without talking about what's it was the perfect backdrop to wrap this movie? >> it was also about this 48 hour, the weekend of a cease-fire and you got that from a real-life story in memphis. >> yeah, i read a story about a guy who, you know, he didn't know what to do, he said he was going to give out free cuts if they stopped the violence and i just thought that was a great premise and a great thing for him to do for the community and, you know, so, and barbershop, we got something similar. >> you surely do. that was very important to you? >> yes, it's empowering. i remember hearing president obama saying in a speech like it's going to be up to you what you do in america, the people. f

we also found out, today, some knew before that when spike lee was making malcolm x many years ago heetting studios to bite. he had to raise money. who stepped up to the plate, it was prince. thank you so much for sharing that fantastic story. we'll have more on the life and legacy of prince. just ahead tributes continue to pour in around this world and out of this world. nasa tweeting this photo of the purple nebula in honor of the pop legend. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected. the new 2016 nissan altima. built to stand out. try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamins to help convert food to energy. mmmmm, these are good! nice work, phillips! the tasty side of fiber, from phillips'. i missed a payment. aw, shoot. shoot! this is bad. no! we're good! this is your first time missing a payment. and you've got the discover it card, so we won't hike up your apr for paying late. that's great! it is great!hike up your apr for paying late. (both simultaneously) thank you. at discover, we

i did not know until yesterday that when spike lee was trying to raise money for malcolm x, it was princeayvon martin was killed in florida, it was prince who stepped up. were there other stories like that of folks that he'd helped out, large and small, that we just never knew about? >> oh, yeah. there's tons. there's tons. as far as -- back as far as i can remember, even in '84 when we first started the "purple rain" tour, we would stop at different cities. if we could, if there was a place where we could go play for either the handicapped or kids who were terminally ill, hospitals, we would bring toys for kids with cancer. we were always doing something. he was always wanting to give back to kids. >> two of your biggest hits, "the glamorous life" and a love bizarre" both collaborations with prince. you also sang background on some of his biggest hits. you were his most famous percussionist for several tours. what was it like collaborating with prince? >> it was a lot of fun. we learned a lot about each other in collaborating. i think it was just as much fun collaborating with him as it

lee. nhk world. >>> australian prime minister says. malcolm turnbull said his country will jointly develop and build its new fleet of sub marines with france. >> our future sub ra renes, 12 regionally superior sub marines will be built her at osborne in south australia. they will be designed in partnership with dcns, the french naval ship-building company. >> france won the bid after competing in a race against germany and japan. australia plans to build 12 submarines and start putting them into service in the 2030s. japan's pitch relied on what it called state-of-the-art technology in its submarine plants and the fact that winning the contract would help to secure cooperation among japan, australia and the united states. but experts have said japan lacks the experience in exporting technology unlike its european rivals. >>> infectious diseases such as ebola and zika have been posing threats around the world. one u.n. executive says the key to tackling them starts at the roots. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the head of the united nations ope

spike lee, referencing the famous line from malcolm x about are you tired of being bamboozled, led astraye big introduction was from the local transit workers association. that's a kcovete eed endorsemen new york state. that was big. but tonight isn't just about politics for senator sanders. bernie sanders is from brooklyn. he came through this park as a kid, as a teen. and to now be here with all these thousands of people calling his name, what did it mean to him? here's what's he had to say. >> the message matters but so does the man. bernie sanders is from brooklyn. to be in washington square park, which i know you came to and came through as a kid, as a teen, to be here tonight with tens of thousands of young people shouting your name, believing in you, what does it mean from where you came from and where you are tonight in the same place? >> i grew up in brooklyn in a 3 1/2-room rent-controlled apartment of a family that did not have a lot of money. standing here tonight with the support of so many thousands of people is very humbling experience. it's a very, very moving experience.

we heard about his social activism when spike lee was trying to raised money f for malcolm x, it wasnd freddie gt s martin, it was prince that stepped up. there were tons. as far as i can remember and even in '84 when we started the purple rain tour, we would stop at different cities and if we could, we could play at the handicap and bringing toys for kids with cancer and he always wanted to give back to kids. >> two of you, you are biggest hit "glamorous life" and "love bizarre," you were his most famous percussionist for several tours. what was it like collaborating with prince? it was a lot of fun. we learned a lot about each other in collaborating. i think it was just as much fun collaborating with him as it was playing and performing with him. he would just come up with crazy ideas and you kind of go, i am not sure if that's going to wor but let's try it. that's what was great about him. it was great about him because by the time he was done with what he was creating, you're like, this started here and now it became this. he was a visionary. he was a genius at writing songs. and