there was also annt eve at marvin gaye park in northeast in ma kye wilson's honor. her family hopes events like these help to end gun violence in d.c. no one has been arrested in kiyah's murder. >>> now to a beloved student athlete who was murdered. police officers found 16 ear-old kevin wilson shot behind the towers apartments in hyattsville monday night. he later died at t hospital. he was a rising junior at schoolmery blair high his coach said he was a talented theete and captain of traveling football team two years ago. >> when i met kevin, great energy, like the things he brought to the team athletically and mentalwise, he was a leader. everybody would go to him for help if theyd nee anything. >> grief counselors will be at blair following kevin's death. >>> the frfax county mothe accused of shooting and killi her5-year-old daughter does not want a lawyer. during her court appearance, veronica youngblood told the judge sheidn't want counsel she was still assigned a public defender. youngblood is accused of shooting both of her dauters in mcclain on sunday night

musicians living in ths same strnd performing at venues like the famous fox theater -- people like marvin gaye, smokey robinson, the temptation diana ross, and of course, the legend that is stevie wonder. he knew aretha franklin from the atime he was four years o he saw her in her final days and as recently as two months ago talked about collaborating with her again. stevie: there's a song've written called "the future" and we were going to write and sing it together. and so -- [clears throat] i thought i cried my last tear. i havet it together. i didn't want to see her, so i decided on monday i would go. i flew out from l.a. to detroit and went to see her. shoke with her. wasn't able to speak back, but her family felt that she could hear me and unod the things i said. told her to say hello to my sister. aleem: incredibly moving stuff there from stevie wonder. in terms of arrangements for aretha franklin's funeral, no official word from her family, but there are rumors already that it could be a four-day citywide event. but in any case, a lot of e venues at which she performed memorials. their

different night out event at marvin gaye park in northeast d.c. had extra significance just three weeks and a few blocks away from t community where gunmen opened fire killing 10-year-old mahyahwillson. the little girl's uncle hopes these events help prevent violence. >> we shall be protecting each other and pullin kithese kids t be future leaders. >> the police chiefays they're making a lot of progress in the case. >> the start of the school year n't be the same at one high school. kevin willson junior was murdered last night in a parking lot in prince george's county. police found him behind an apartment building in hyattsville. he was a rising junio at montgomery blair high school in montgomery county. detectives are lookingor a motive and a suspect. >>> a mother warned today by a judge in fairfax county. listen to your lawyer. veronica youngblood faces murder charges in the killing of her 5-year-old daughter. she refused is counsel today but the judge overrode hert. requ police say youngblood shot her two young daughters on sunday night. the y

there was also an event at marvin gaye park in northeast in my ka yi wilson's honor.t weeks ago. the family hopes this will help end gun violence in d.c. o one has been arrested in her murder >>> the life of this promising high school athlete has been cut short. 16 year oiled kevin wilson was murder monday night. now police want w to know and who killed the teenager. >> justininch is outside montgomery blair high school. what do we know about the young ma >> reporter: kevin wilson jr. was a rising junior here at montgomery blair high school where he will surely be m'ssed. thhy the county a offering grief counseling t students and staff who knew him well. those who knewin k wilson jr. say he had a bright future ahead. he was just 16 yrs old and a for former captain of a traveling team.all he was well-liked. so who would kill this montgomery blair high school student and why. that question now being asked police who on monday night found him gunned down behind the apartments off new hampshire avenue. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police have been working this

s marvin gaye park has a skruptur honoring its amesake.t tells us her concept was gaye's what's going on album he released in the '60s. at that time, a lot of serus issues including police brutity and the vietnam war. she says the central question, hat's going on, can still be applied today. >> that is stunning. >>> well, it is a staple in washington, d.c. a piece of history and a landmark, too. we're talking ben's chili bowl and it celebrates 60 years. today dignitaries, customers and the cremunity gathe to mark the very special occasion. it even earned its own street name, ben's b chilil way. news 4's millet green gives us a taste of its long history. >> reporter: six decades sizzling on the grill. still in high demand, ben's chili bowls landmark location. >>hink of all the things that have happened over the course of these six decades. wee been here looking out on to the city. >> reporter: his parents ben and virginia ali opened the restaurant in 1958. it thrived along a corridor once known as black broadway. during the 1968 riots, many

it was due to the fact that i used to go around singing "sexual healing" by marvin gaye.of lockers and singing that. ♪ when i get that -- ♪ feeling i get sexual healing sexual ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ healing >> jimmy: so you can you do that -- >> i am the worst singer. >> jimmy: you used to do that walking around high school? >> exactly. >> jimmy: that was your move? >> that was my thing. yeah. but -- [ laughter ] but i guess it got -- >> jimmy: that's why you won sex -- most -- >> just henry golding. >> both: sexual healer. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: did your mom freak out when she saw the yearbook? >> they weren't pleased. they were like, "what are you doing at school exactly?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just love that. i heard that, and i heard that you did these travel shows. and then i heard that you were a professional hairdresser. >> i was, yes. i've had a few lives. i was a hair -- so i used to be a sort of barber sweep when i was about 14 years old. that kind of progressed after school into a shampoo boy. then i became a hair stylist. i

and her son edward sang a very moving somewhat subdued rendition of mercy by marvin gaye another motown great obviously and colleague of aretha's so this is really it's really a celebration of life it's a celebration of a reef as a person as a woman's rights advocate as the civil rights activist that she was a generous supporter of the poor and there's been a lot of tears but it is interesting just how much spirit there is there and the kind of. just a lot of really uplifting emotion because of the music and the reverend in charge often sort of goading the audience on to get up and get moving and you know karen we see right now former u.s. president to bill carrick to beginning to speak there at the franklin of course she's saying at his inauguration so. let's take a listen. giving. me a chance. and so i. will. we. started out. not as the prayer the first lady. we started out as. like a real routines or something of her you know she was only about. four years older than eighty five years of the hillary so when we were getting out of college when she finally got her big break through. on

r kelly, i interviewed him one night, 2:00 on my marvin gaye book. an amazing genius but there's something deeply and profoundly wrong. not only with the fact that he was abused. and then he abused. but the culture of neglect of the very bodies of gay and lesbian young people. abuse young black people. of women. who have been abused. which is the #metoo movement insistence that the rage they feel in the face of neglect has to be privileged and made a priority as we grapple with the place of women's bodies in our political imagination. so yeah, we've got to wrestle with that stuff. and rappers can't be the both bomb and everything stays cold and impactful and then think you don't have responsibility for what you say. that's what harry belafonte teaches us. he was the first artist in america to sell 1 million copies of an album. with calypso. first artist. this wasn't no dude that said, i think i'm going to become political and conscientious. he was at his height and did what he did. comparable to what beyonci's evolution and development, as the most g

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