the jury awarded marvin gaye's family millions after they determined that they did indeed copy marvin big upset to the defense. >> nothing detracts from the fact that we know it, that the song "blurred lines" came from the heart and soul of pharrell williams and no one else. >> reporter: as the lines between music tracks continue to blur. >> katy, did you use music or rhythm's from flame's song? >> it will embolden people to, you know, who may not really have a case to pursue one, and, you know, there are some statistic, i think it was eight out of the ten songsom grmy son. so people smell money. >> reporter: artists may have to create tunes on wholly original ideas or be >> our thanks to rebecca, welcome back. >>> up next, the dream come true for one special flight attendant. defeating the odds by flying higher. with cancer, when he was diagnosed his team at ctca created a personalized care plan to treat his cancer and side effects. so job could continue to work and stay strong for his family. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. we love you, daddy. good night. i love yo

marvin: absolutely.arket is very aggressive and what it expects the fed to do, not only in 2019, but when you look at the end of next year. the markets are saying fed fund is going to get to 1%. we need to stock you mount -- we need to start talking about negative yield. i don't know that jackson hole is the format the chair would use to start that discussion. david: to make news you could just say, "president trump, you're right." alix: thank you a lot. really appreciate that. let's turn to viviana hurtado, here was first word news. viviana: south korea will strengthen its economic ties with china. the government plans to speed up free trade agreement talks with china and the services and investment sectors at a time when japan has imposed certain limits on exports from south korea. is being launched at creating dialogue with government critics and hong kong. beginning over legislation to allow extradition to mainland china, demonstrators now want carrie lam's resignation and more democracy. bidhe u.k.,

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. >> back in the '60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was clean, svelte, clean-shaven,with brutality ♪ talk to me honey so you can see what's going on ♪ ♪ what's going on yeah what's going on ♪ ♪ tell me what's going on ooh >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protests here. and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america. look at yourselves, america. >> he's talking about the war. he's talking about poverty. changing artists in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially he did not want marvin to do what's going on. >> motown was supposed to be nonthreatening and you have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war. that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ why i i want to know what's going on right now ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out what's going on, berry tells marvin, okay if you are right, i'll learn something. if i'

good evening i'm marvin pinker director to thes jouish museum of maryland it's my pleasure to welcome the author of the new book, the unwanted. in addition to our audience at the museum we are delighted to be joined by viewers of cspan. tonight this is the spring of remembrance, a collaboration of museums and theaters in the city to inspire the community to think about the contemporary relevance of the events that led to the holocaust through exhibits, performances and lectures in. in the next rm you'll find the exhibit stitching history from the holocaust, developed our colleagues at the jewish museum of milwaukee, telling the story of a family who attempted to escape from nazi occupied prague via impassioned plooe for american visa based on talent as a dress kainer. the request failed. the family perished. her designs survived and have been brought to testimony of what america lost when we decide the desperate souls were unwanted. as we hear the case of this evening the the case of in family wasn't ewe nic and it wasn't just the haters complicit in the murder of the innocent. mr. do

i'm marvin pichker, director of the jewish museum of maryland. it's my pleasure to welcome you to tonight's program with michael dobbs, author of the new book "the unwanted." we are delighted to be joined by the viewers of c-span. tonight's program is part of baltimore's spring of remembrance, a collaboration of museums and theaters in the city to inspire the community to think about the contemporary relevance of the events that led to the holocaust through exhibits, performances and lectures. in the next room you'll find the exhibit "stitching history from the holocaust" developed by our colleagues at the jewish museum of milwaukee. it tells the story of the family who escaped from nazi-occupied prague via an impassioned plea. the request failed. the stranauds perished but the design survived and today has been brought to life as testimony to some of what america lost when we decided that these desperate souls were unwanted. as we will hear this evening, the case of the strenads was no case unique and it wasn't just the haters compliceit in the

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right next to that she installed the marvin windows which are modern style, they have no o.g.ocks from the outside, and they have wide frames as opposed to the frames of the old windows. they have modern doors in the back, so the back of this building is beyond historic character. the fact of the matter is that the windows that we chose look almost exactly like the marvin windows that she has, and that was acknowledged in our h.o.a. meeting by our other neighbor who looked at both. we had an example of the window there and from a distance you can even see that there is a difference. regarding the permit process, i wanted to address this. this was an over-the-counter permit because this was a simple window replacement. there was no change of size, frame, functionality, so the city allows for this, and any kind of various reviews of other departments i think are not needed. this process is to avoid these types of things. i don't think there was anything wrong with that process and the way it was done, you know, first of all, we selected a contractor and then after we selected th

marvin hit says point blank say from kingsley command 10 minutes later kept dormant in the lead thomas muller couldn't poke on the rebound my boy and were punished soon after rafael guerrero's past fighting center with acres of space to run into being bushman stay cool to double his sides leave my another not made to add to his growing collection. clearly rattled yoshua kimmage decided a cynical ankle stump was the only way to make a stand and was lucky not to see red even off the vi or gave the referee another look to nil final score dortmund lifting the 1st piece of silverware of a new season 1st blood to the black and yellows as boy and for short. thanks. and finally french inventor frank is the part that has 6 feet it in crossing the english channel on a jet powered device he calls a fly on board the 35 kilometer long trip from the northern coast of france to england south coast took him 20 minutes. is that. the 5 turbines on the former jet ski champions craft propel timothy that up to 190 kilometers an hour this was his 2nd attempt to cross the channel and his 1st try back in july

febrero de este aÑo hacia estados unidos en busca de un futuro mejor se alojaron en a iowa, en casa de marvinortÓ que el cuerpo de rossibeth y sus hijos se hacÍan sin vida en su casa. hoy estÁ en prisiÓn y enfrenta un juicio por el delito de asesinato en primer grado. justicia, esto, porque esto que estamos pasando eh es algo muy duro. en. quÉ daÑos que pueden ya me entiende a apoyarlas en esta parte. a esta abuela y madre ahora sÓlo le quedarÁn los recuerdos. >> lo que no quedan conmigo que como amaban esta huelga. y era la buena, no que su mamÁ. y como amaba y a muchas chicas. >> al llegar el cuerpo de rossi p en medio de la tristeza y el dolor, este pueblo sepultar a los tres el dÍa de maÑana. el copago duras claudia mendoza, univisiÓn. en mÁs de latinoamÉrica, la administraciÓn trump incorporo a mÉxico a la lista negra de paÍses que considera no estÁn haciendo lo suficiente para combatir el narcotrÁfico y la producciÓn de drogas. ademÁs, el gobierno estadounidense amenazÓ con suspender la ayuda financiera que recibe en mÉxico para erradicar este flagelo si el prÓximo aÑo no mejora la situ

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pedro: marvin gonzÁlez, de 32 aÑos y su hija se entregaron a lima el mÉrito paso, texas para pedir asilo a la violencia los hizo reingresar de nuevo, solo para morir en custodia de inmigraciÓn. >> mi hija sufriÓ por todo poco, porque su padre falleciÓ. Él dio la vida. pedro: glenda vino en 1014 y dejÓ a jocelyn en el salvador. con ella trajo a su hijo mayor margen tiene ahora 14 aÑos. en charlotte tienen un cuarto de para atrÁs su hija y muchos sueÑos para compartir con ella. tras la muerte de su padre, la niÑa continuarÁ su proceso de asilo sola, en carolina del norte. su madre dice que harÁ lo posible porque su hija supere ese trauma, mientras van recuperando juntas dos aÑos de separaciÓn. jorge: los manifestantes que protestaban frente a un centro de detenciÓn indocumentados fueron atropellados por una camioneta. al parecer, fue intencional. el incidente dejÓ varios heridos. vilma: un grupo de la organizaciÓn never again action protestaba en rhode islands, un centro de detenciÓn que tiene a muchÍsimos inmigrantes detenidos. de repente, una camioneta embistiÓ los activistas que estaban

marvin de 32 aÑos de origen salvadoreÑo.s fallecidas en lo que va de este aÑo hablando de adulto. borja: este incidente se presento en un centro de procesamiento en nuevo mÉxicoy cuando el seÑor gonzÁlez estaba siendo procesado, tuvo algunas problema de salud y trataron de revivirlo, pero lamentablemente fue sin Éxito. dicha agencia lamento esta muerte y que estÁ comprometida con la salud, la seguridad y el trato humano de las personas bajo su custodia. vamos a conectarnos hasta el paso, texas. allÍ estÁ pedro que tiene todos los detalles. pedro: quÉ tal, borja, carolina? me encuentro acÁ en el paso, texas y estoy al pie de un canal de riego donde se registrÓla Última muerte de una joven mira de punta como ustedes pueden ver, las corrientes de este canal son bastante fuertes y mucha gente desestima el peligro en este lugar. ya son nueve muertes las que se registran aquÍ en el paso, texas. esta es la mÁs reciente. oro joven guatemalteco de 20 aÑos de edad, el lunes pasado junto a otra persona intentÓ cruzar por este canal des

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marvin, i really -- i look at what was good.l work, paint, appliances, appliances were very strong for home depot carl, i come back. where is the recession is it just in the yield curve? as brian monahan said. >> people are trying to use these to extrapolate 14 trillion in personal consumption expenditures to 100 billion in revenues here. you think this represents all of american retail? >> 23% of -- according to home depot, 23% of the economy. and these are very housing related and don't spend your money on -- houses going down in value. >> the reason you chose that watch, acronym, a couple of months and a brilliant call, is because you knew these were the ones that would steal share. >> i visited them all. i was blown away the new targets, they are as exciting as when you first went to target when you were younger. urban target with the third floor being school uniforms of the neighborhood, with the first floor having the freshest produce, consumables, produce, not from china, not from china. >> right. >> i'd like to focus on

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plus the real military records didn't need neil young to create protest songs that's what $970.00 is marvin gaye was for gullibility levels so high on science i was even more concerned about former reuters reporter carey gillam who now works for the nonprofit us right to know and publish the book whitewash the story of a weed killer cancer and the corruption of science gillum exposed the multitude of monsanto's wrongdoings that endanger the. health and safety of americans who work in agriculture and consume g.m.o. products but before its release monsanto had a kerry gillum book spread sheet more than 20 actions dedicated to opposing her book before its publication including working to engage pro-science 3rd parties and criticisms and partnering with search engine optimization or seo experts to spread its attacks if a company has complaints of the company wants to make a statement about something they should do it in a truthful way so that people know it's coming from months santo and not engage in these secretive strategies ok has anyone told monsanto's manager of global intelligence and in

. $5 million is what ultimately rob thicke paid marvin gaye's estate for his "blurred lines" copyright> you just never know what will happen. >> but back to gaga, her attorney tells "e.t." she's determined to stand up on behalf of, quote, successful artists who find themselves on the receiving end of opportunistic claims such as this. >>> all right, let's turn to the shakeup at the voice. adam levine is gone. good news for blake, gwen is back. and we have exclusive new reporting on their tv reunion. >> that was cute when you did that. >> "they're playful, flirty and laugh nonstop," that's what we're told is going down on set as "the voice" coaches tape season 17. our source calls it "an ideal situation." "blake loves working with gwen because it really gives them time to be together." ♪ go and make like you >> we hear they also just bought a house together in l.a. as stefani unloads her $25 million beverly hills mansion. ♪ if i was a rich girl >> "e.t.'s" learned this swank 15,000-square-foot estate is now in escrow. besides seven bedrooms, a tennis court, and a pool, there was selling

she will be giving a talk this afternoon with marvin jones on how to research your life.ers. did tersh show up? and gary were the founders of the alliance. also, many thanks to dan kerr. from american university. he brought the humanities truck. that is the red truck parked on the green. with the help of dan and his students and our board, it is filled with photos, videos, and artifacts related to fort stevens. do visit it. it is air-conditioned inside. recognizen, i want to the commissioner for this area. some of you from maryland not know there are advising neighborhood commissions. candace nelson, where are you? there is candace. work forso head of the democrats. she is a hard worker. i appreciate her being here. i do not have too much more. i also want to thank the barbecue smokehouse and and leto's restaurant. both are located on georgia avenue. we like to support our local establishments. they are providing lunches for our speakers, reenactors and volunteers. the barbecue smokehouse bus truck will be here somewhere. it is a yellow or red truck. it was here last year

to identify which areas should be given petition status this will also benefit locals as well as marvin life going forward how i am proposing to design marine protected areas is to incorporate also the social aspect the social benefits that people can derive from marine protected areas so we're not just protecting the natural environment but we also protecting the benefit that people can get out of marine protected areas now and in the future vision is a traditional industry along the coast the tourism could provide residents with even better paying jobs. archaeological artefacts have been discovered a line for example in table mountain national park that dates back thousands of years caesar says these sites could also be incorporated into an even larger protected area and it would assure you have tracked plenty of visitors i found that some communities didn't realise that there was tourism potential in the area and that they could switch from harvesting to thumb thing like tourism taking people out teaching people about the area using the indigenous knowledge which people are so hungry

recibieron con nuevos regalosla pequeÑa estaba abrumada de tanto cariÑo y feliz de estar con su madre marvinde asilo aquÍ en carolina del norte su madre dice que harÁ todo lo posible para que su hija olvide el trauma que viviÓ al ver morir a su padre mientras van recuperando juntas los aÑos que estuvieron separadas y una corte de apelaciones determinÓ que los niÑos inmigrantes detenidos en el gobierno federal deben recibir alimentos y pasta de dientes, jabÓn asÍ lo dicta un viejo acuerdo sobre las condiciones de detenciÓn. las Órdenes de allanamiento de cinco compaÑÍas avícolas en mississippi la semana paz nada sugieren que contrataron a migrantes indocumentados, 680 trabajadores fueron detenidos en estas redadas algunas de las empresas contrataron hasta trabajadores que llevaban grilletes electrÓnicos. y esta noche el presidente pronunciÓ un discurso en un mitin de campaÑa ante miles de sus seguidores y uno de los temas que abordÓ fue el control en la venta de armas. donald trump fue aplaudido por sus simpatizantes tras la masacre en el paso el controvertido tema. trabajamos muy duro para a

marvin? all the way in the back? >> thank you, marvin, wilson center. just a quick sort of broader note, three sinusitis cultures in taiwan, republic of korea, and japan, with no tradition historically of democracy, and nevertheless, transitioned into functioning, stable, rooted parliamentary competitive democratic systems. it strikes me as something of a cultural determinist, or something really important going on here, and then on the cultural theme, just a minor question. but, your repeated references to spirit and sort of related notions of sort of psychic strength, i am wondering if that in fact echoed something fundamental in japanese culture? that that was appropriate? that the notion of you know, whatever, that the notion of psychic, mental resilience and strength was actually very fundamental? to the cultural grounds that the occupational authority was working in. >> thank you for your question. about this, i will start with the second one. did the echoes something fundamental in japanese culture? i would be hesitant to say that. what it is int

marvin? way in the back. >> thank you. marvin ott, wilson center. a quick sort of broader note. three sino sized cultures in taiwan, republic of korea and japan with no tradition historically of democracy have nevertheless transitioned in to functioning, you know, stable rooted parliamentary competitive democratic systems and it just strikes me as something of a cultural determinist. something really important going on here. and then on the culture theme just -- this is a minor question, but your repeated references to spirit and sort of related notions of sort of psychic strength i'm wondering whether that in fact echoed something fundamental in japanese culture? that there was appropriate. that that notion, you know, sort of -- sort of the notion of psychic mental resilience and strength was actually very fundamental to the cultural ground that the occupation authority was working in. >> thank you for your question. about this, i'll start with the second one. did this echo something fundamental in japanese culture? i'm -- i would be hesitant to say that. but what is interestin

since you need to stumble music number 2 could you really who are all banking fees on duvall marvin you know what we know man i'm not a mess i'm a ticket and a very momentous was dick this past doofus toss your head. don't need bush difficulties of bludgeon man a best time to see all the old things you just saw again what i see not to try to reach to shush just solid beer while they're at the highest the physically renewable the to be funded the sense. that i'm poor i left the best something we had to nearly always buy that city pascal capon this is beck and i will have the piano. it is a vice it was a phone. but we. limited maugham's t.v. over all their blue live policy eco morons will do the aborted if she does she'll be a white poly but. then of course as said maybe on dollar v.p. afternoon they show 2 known good ol days she did do enough balls it has a. liberal be an. actual move all contingent to the invasion played a $1.00 more than your own so much of a companion for a lead on assault to lead to more is also doing more oh shit. i did miss you the above children will be jewish was

you see that we improved marvin -- margin in one quarter. we are clearly looking ahead.can for filler guidance for the full year. we have seen a turnaround in the margin. kraft heinz is feeling the heat from wall street. , nearly 16%plunging to a record low after reporting earnings for the first time since february. the results were disappointing. it's a rough welcome for the new ceo who said, the level of decline we experienced in the first half of the year is nothing we should find acceptable moving forward. problemsare definitely here. one of the biggest challenges is that they are in a tough position as far as making a major acquisition. that was always the goal here. they tried to buy unilever. they could've gone back to cutting costs which is what they do best. with the debt and stock price they have, it will be very difficult to do another deal. that leaves the new ceo to try to get these brands growing. there's a lot of stuff there that is out of step with where the consumer is these days. ♪ ♪ global markets took a one-two punch this week from escalating trade te

marvin ellison, in one year, marvin ellison has turned around you know how he's done it? by bringing in systems, customs relation management. he said that so many stores were out of stock, and now they're not. that's just execution. cornell, on his conference call, is talking about the risks he took, small format david, who would have ever thought that small format targets, the soho target >> any listener or viewer who's watching knows how frustrating it is to not have stuff in stock. managing that is huge. by the way, sales force does report tonight >> a lot of first-round drafting of that. remember, this is keith block tonight. this is keith block. >> co-ceo. >> it's not going to be mark benioff. he's in geneva i think keith block is going to deliver. >> i tried to pry him out of your grip. >> he doesn't like you >> yes, he does. we had a nice lunch. >> you did when was that? >> i'm not telling you >> i told him not to have that lunch with you all right. well, anything goes. the other day that fella who runs viacom, he showed up on another show >> that was only because

trade war, lowes didn't get questions because the analysts were tired of beating a dead horse and marvin did a fantastic job congratulations. where do i come down i think we could still talk ourselves into a recession if the president takes them on a trash talking wide receiver, they would actually learn to trade bonds. bottom line to borrow a line from ftr, we had nothing to fear but fear itself. it sores angry rhetoric and frightening jeremiah from experts that don't listen to conference calls because they believe they are irrelevant so the next time someone tries to make you panic, keep in mind theyprobably don't know what they are talking about bernie in more aryland, bernie? >> caller: boo-yah dr. jim. >> what's going on >> caller: go ravins, we'll see you tomorrow. >> oh. >> caller: thanks for your guidance and advice over the year, jimmy. i got to say you're a great entertainer and watching you every night really always puts a smile on my face thank you, my friend appreciate that. >> thank you look, i have to entertain to get viewers. okay, i could just put people to sleep and i w

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marvin antonio gonzalez hahad traveled to the united states with his young daughter. his daughter is now being held by u.s. immigration authorities. the cause of death has yet toto be determined. this is antonio gonzalez's father, speaking in el salvador. >> he said to go could no longer stand the poverty -- he said he wanted to go, that he could no longer stand the poverty. amy: at least 15 asylum-seekers have died while in u.s. custody since september r of lasast year, seven of them werere children. president trump said friday he no longer would nominate texas congressmember john ratcliffe to replace dan coats as director of national intelligence. trump blamed the quote, lamestream media for treating ratcliffe unfairly as reports emerged over the past week of bipartisan concerns over his qualifications for the role, namely that he exaggerated his accomplishments as a former federal prosecutor in east texas, claiming he had lots of experience jailing terrorisists and helping formm george w. . bus's counterterrorism policy. according to former coworkers, there were no

tonight's event is a joint effort with our venue part owners of the marvin theater. i am honored tonight to introduce doctor jared diamond. i work with academics every day. we offer over 100 classes yearly with local distinguished professors on subjects such as current and classic literature, history, politics, writing workshops as we are a community of lifelong learners and speaking of learning, jared diamond is professor of geography at the university of california los angeles. his work includes five best-selling books and he's here today to talk about the most recent book entitled "upheaval: turning point for nations," from the firsthand experience the history of the six countries where he lived and was in five of six languages. i asked which language he didn't speak and he said japanese but he had japanese relatives. "upheaval" completes the trilogy's of his book how societies choose to fail or succeed and the acclaimed guns, germs and steel. for the general nonfiction. his international reach has extended to translations of his works in 30 languages and the nota

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i'm marvin pichker, director of the jewish museum of maryland. it's my pleasure to welcome you to tonight's program with michael dobbs, author of the new book "the unwanted." we are delighted to be joined by the viewers of c-span. tonight's program is part of baltimore's spring of remembrance, a collaboration of museums and theaters in the city to inspire the community to think about the contemporary

call me marvin. put it there. that your son? no, that's my stunt double, cliff booth.wrestle with it, but ultimately a complete love for the industry, the town, the city, and this film reflects that. yeah, and i think we both mutually look at this as a gift, you know? you can do anything you want to me. i hired you to be an actor, rick. not a tv cowboy, you're better than that. i love the way quentin approached these two characters, a stunt double and an actor in an era that's passing them by, they're remnants of the past, and they're trying to adjust to the new era of cinema. and they're slowly realising that they've become irrelevant, and it's sort of their... well, at at least in rick's terms, it's his fight for his own mortality. cliff, the stu ntman, they're linked careerwise, and they're friends. the relationship between them is kind of lovely to watch as they bumble their way round hollywood. bumble... that's a great term. bumble! there's a lot of the two of you driving around, looking at the scenes and getting a realfeel for that time. yeah. i loved quentin's a

good evening i'm marvin pinker director to thes jouish museum of maryland it's my pleasure to welcome the author of the new book, the unwanted. in addition to our audience at the museum we are delighted to be joined by viewers of cspan. tonight this is the spring of remembrance, a collaboration of museums and theaters in the city to inspire the community to think about the contemporary relevance of the events that led to the holocaust through exhibits, performances a

pentecostal christians and a federal judge knew me as having dabbled in immigration law in 1980 and judge marvin shoe, a close friend of the president, called me and asked me to represent all the cubans that came to america. i said i don't know anything about immigration law. he said i don't either, we'll learn together. we were debating this hard nosed attorney from the justice department named rudy giuliani. so my career changed from being a mergers and acquisitions lawyer to immigration lawyer for the last 50 years. as a result of that, 40 years, but my question is when the mariel boat lift happened a few weeks, the ink wasn't dry on the refugee act, did it send shock waves through you gentlemen? did it seem like the refugee act was being turned upside down by this event happening? after all, president carter said i welcome them with open heart and open arms. it wasn't exactly giving them parole, but it was pretty close to it. how did that affect you? >> you know, parole is based on a concept we call presumptive eligibility. if you're a member of a designated class, you're presumptively eligi

of humanities and arts and cultural agency at the university of puerto rico and is now the wilbur marvin visiting scholar at harvard university. he has had a distinguished academic career, received his doctorate from the centralist puerto rico de caribe and pedro just came in from boston, from harvard, so we thank him very, very much for being here. it is great to have you with us. before starting this succession, let me recognize the extraordinary efforts of ricardo banoes my colleague for pushing and prodding to organize this event and his first tremendous coordination of all of the details and administration. so thank you, ricardo, for making this happen. let me say i also see a lot of people in the audience, with a lot of expertise, and a lot to share about the situation in puerto rico, so we look forward to your comments, and your thoughts. so let's start with jeose, and f you could just tell us, share your perspective, about these protests that we've seen, where do they come from, and sort of came out of nowhere, and how do you interpret what's the factors that are behind these pro

want to have a little bit that lifts you up in the middle of the night. 1968, music artists like marvintha franklin were lighting up the charts. >> in a harlem neighborhood a different group of artists was getting together to create a special museum celebrating and promoting black art in america. >> today is a particularly exciting day because it is the opening day of the studio museum in harlem exhibition for our artists in residence. this is a partnership across two incredible institutions, the studio museum in harlem and moma ps1. this is part of a larger partnership that has these institutions collaborating during monumental parts of their own history. in studio museum's case, we're in the process of building a new building. ♪ >> i think most people knew that the studio museum was going to be closed for a number of years. and because it plays such a crucial role in the artist community, certainly in the african-american artist community, i think those of us around town with other institutions all felt a real responsibility to help out in any way that we could. ♪ >> since its foundin