and then ice cube replaced me. >> i was obsessed with nwa. there were millions of white kids. it doesn't make any sense. >> i thought the piece was seterical. i kept saying where is the joke and then i realized it is just awful. i will say that the other day i was playing "hot in here" by nelly and i played it backwards and it said come join the jihad. this could be like the heavy metal thing in the 70s and 80s. >> that caused the satan things that never happened. >> that's why people are taking their clothes off. you play the rest of the song. >> it is getting hot in here put on more clothes. >> if you play it backwards the clothes are going back on. >> that's so true. >> it was a journalist looking for something to write about. a couple of rappers. the old rule is if it happens once nothing. if it happens twice, if it happens three times you have a story and then you have -- you don't need anything at past three examples because nobody wants anymore than three. four is boring. >> if there are hundreds of thousands who all have in common that they were raised as radical musli

so nwa they basically cornered the market, they don't create what we know as gangsta rap but they become associated with what we know of as gangsta rap and to the extent you can think of rap kind of crystallizing a number of stereotypes about biack men about us being predisposed to violence, about us being incredibly aggression sir, about us being incredibly vulgar they kind of package all those stereotypes in one rap group, right? and there's a moment when, when they first come on the market where the only people who are consuming their music, or people primarily consuming their music are black people. then to the extent their music is marketed to anybody, their music is marketed to black people right? and then we can think about a genre like country music like country western in the same way on the other side right? they're producing music that's largely marketed to white niche audiences, right. but the strange happens in the middle '90s. in the middle '90s there's a, we move counting record sales indirectly through sampling right, through like the nielsen ratings, where everybody, lik

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nwa and that the number one. write wakes this group that no one would've imagined ever been number one because they do this being only black people listen to because they are so vulgar so violent comments that are et cetera, they end up going to the top of the charts. so at that moment, people realize my god rap and hip-hop are not just a black thing. they are a thing we all consume. next thing you know -- not quite the next thing you know but that realization makes it possible probably a decade plus later for snoop doggy dogg to appear selling chrysler cars. there is a fabricated moment to music. one of the things that happens in the mid-90s and something that lauryn hill takes advantage of if it is recognized that our musical taste a lot more diverse than what we think and rap and hip-hop ends up being kind of the musical genre that is at the forefront of the movement. >> host: in your book "stare in the darkness," you talk about neoliberalism. how does that tie in? >> guest: neoliberalism is basically an ideol

police say it happened near a set for a movie about the rap group nwa. they're trying to determine whether knight was iend the wheel or a passenger. >> people we've talked to said it looked like it was an intentional act. it looks like he drove backwards and struck the victims and went forward and struck them again as he left. >> knight's attorney says he was in fact the driver and calling this a tragic accident. past august knight was shot severed times as at a nightclub. >>> second largest measles outbreak in 50 years. 98 cases have been confirmed in more than a dooz states. many have been traced to disneyland in california and now there is backlash from a small number of doctors. some physicians are firing patients, meaning they will no longer treat children whose parents are have not gotten them vaccinated. the american academy of pediatrics recommend that doctors talk about the importance of vaccinations but ultimately respect the patients' wishes. >>> things got theelted treat john mic kane and a group of protesters during a hearing yesterday. >> f

police say it happened near a set for a movie about the rap group nwa. they're trying to determine whether knight was behind the wheel or a passenger. >> people we've talked to said it looked like an intentional act. it looks like he drove backwards and struck the victims, went forward and struck them again as he left. >> knight's attorney says he was the driver and is calling it a tragic accident. this past august knight was shot at a west hollywood nightclub. >>> right now the u.s. is facing its second-largest measles outbreak in at least 15 years. 98 cases have been confirmed in more than a dozen states. many have been traced to disneyland in california. now there's backlash from a small number of doctors. according to the ap some fits are firing patients meaning they'll no longer treat children whose parents have not gotten them vaccinated. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that doctors talk about the importance of vaccinations but ultimately respect the patient's wishes. >>> things got heated between senator john mccain and a group of pr

knight was on the set of a movie detailing the rise of the rap group nwa. an argument started then move into the parking lot of this restaurant in compton where deputies say knight ran over the two men and left the scene. one of the victims friend's says his death is a blow to the community. >> he was just a father figure to me and an an array of others that were troubled youth. >> suge knight was also accused of driving the car from where tupac was killed in. >>> the restaurant instagramed this picture. the stolen wine is said to be worth as much as $300,000. someone stole 76 bottles christmas day and all but four were tracked to a collector in north carolina and were recovered there last week. the person apparently didn't know the wine was stolen and is not considered a suspect. no arrests have been made. >>> the cost to a ticket for the super bowl is climbing as the super bowl grows near. there aren't many tickets left and the price range from $5,000 to $6,000. >> reporter: luxury in the foothills of phoenix, crisp, clean, cutting edge and renting for. >

. >> an argument alledgedly broke out on the set of a movie about nwa.itnesses say the confrontation later spilled over into the, paing lot of a nearby restaurant. >> suge knight turned around and got in his car and ran terry carter drive forward. >> 55-year-old terry carter was killed. 51-year-old actor klee sloan is recovering. knight's lawyers told carter was trying to break up the fight between knight and the others when he was killed. knight's red pickup truck was later found abandoned in bestwood. told the l.a. teams that knight had no idea he would run anyone over that there was no damage to his car. the lawyer says knight was heart broken after learning his friend was dead. >> there are witnesses that indicate mr. knight was being attacked by a number of men. they were beating him through the car window that he was making an effort to leave and tragically two individuals were run over and one expired. >> his lawyer says knight feared for his life. police have a different take. >> so far the people say it looked like an it was an intentional act.

broke out on the set of a biography being filmed called "straight out of compton" about the rap group nwa. the argument ended outside a burger joint when knight ran two people over with his truck killing one of them and injuring the other person. there are witnesses to this because this happened in the middle of the afternoon in broad daylight. let's hear from one of the men who says he heard what happened and he was there when it all went down. >> all i hear is some arguing and sounds going on. so i tried to look out. i seen suge knight turn around and go to his car, back his car up and he put it in drive and then he hit terry carter. >> reporter: but we are hearing this information, saying that suge knight was not trying to kill anyone. he was trying to escape for his life. that he was actually being beaten. here's what his lawyer had to say. >> there are witnesses that indicate that mr. knight was being attacked by a number of men, that they were beating him through the car window, that he was making an effort to leave and tragically two individuals were run over. and one has expired.

was on the set of "straight out of compton" a film put together about the well known 90s rap group nwaent ended up in a parking lot where the hit and run happened. suge knight's attorney says there's a perfectly good explanation for what happened. rap mogul blowing smoke and stopping to put out his cigar as he strolls in the police department. he gives no indication he's about to be booked on suspicion of murder. an investigator says he ran over two men. there were several witnesses. >> all i hear is arguing and sounds going on. i turn to look out, and i seen suge knight turn around and go to his car. backed his car up and then he put it in drive and then hitter carter. he ran him over twice. >> sheriff deputies have not identified the man who was killed. carter's friends identify it was him. his family is devastated they say. >> what was his relationship with suge knight? >> caraway says se this is a huge disappointment. >> he was a father figure to me and others in the inner city troubled youth. >> before the hit and run, knight was on the set "straight out of compton" showing the ri

. >> reporter: he was also involved in a confrontation on a nearby set for the nwa film "straight out named for the rap group's hit song. it's not knight's first violent run-in. gangster rap icon was shot at a party last year. and spent time in prison convicted of assault and armed robbery. he was once considered a person of interest by a former detective in circumstances surrounding tupac shakur's 1996 murder although knight was never charged. that same year he sat down with abc's brian ross. >> you're a big guy and there are people who are afraid of you. you know that, don't you? >> there's probably people afraid of you. >> reporter: now held on $2 million bond he insists he had no idea he hit anyone. suge knight's lawyer believes the district attorney's office will likely get this case on monday deciding whether to charge him with murder hit-and-run or release him with no charges at all. dan and paula. >> seemingly a troubled past and present, as well. brandi, thank you. >>> now let's turn it back over to ron with another look at the headlines. >> hi again paula and dan, sara rober

this case there was some kind of argument that took place on this filming of his documentary about nwancident takes place at a restaurant 20 minutes later. if you're going the assert an accident or self-defense kind of case it's kind of difficult to do that when you're in your car and the person who is run over is behind you when you put your car in reverse. this may be one of those cases where something finally catches up with suge knight. >> now, eric, one of the two survived. how significant could that be? >> it's extremely significant because that survivor can give the history of what led up to the incident. was suge knight threatening these men? was something said to them to make him afraid for his life? i do disagree a little bit with what faith said what judge faith said in reference to the car. if he feared that someone outside the car had a gun or they were going to try to pull him out, and suge is a big guy. it has to be something like a weapon like that where he feared for his life in trying to get away. >> and you don't call the police. so you drive -- if you're fearful, yo

thursday when an argument broke out on the set of a movie night about the controversial rap group the nwaation on the set in compton, california later spilled over into the parking lot of a nearby restaurant. >> i noticed that they were arguing pretty loud. shug knight car driving forward. >> reporter: 55-year-old terry carter one of knight's long time friends was killed. 51-year-old actor cle sloane is recovering. knight's lawyer told reporters that carter called knight to meet him at the restaurant. he said carter was trying to break up the fight between knight and the others when he was killed. knight's red pickup truck was later found abandoned in westwood police say. his lawyer called it all a tragic mistake telling the l.a. times that knight had no idea he'd run anyone over that there was no damage to his car. the lawyer says knight was heartbroken after learning his friend was dead. >> there are witnesses that indicate that mr. knight was being attacked by a number of men, that they were beating him through the car window that he was making an effort to leave and tragically two ind

set for the upcoming film "straight out of compton" which will chronicle the controversial rap group nwa. the big question a lot of people in your business are asking is what was suge knight doing on that movie set? >> you know nobody knows what he was doing. i think it was a promotional video they were shooting for the movie because the movie had rap, it looks like. suge is a peripheral character in that story, though because after dr. dre left nwe, he hooked up with suge knight and together they formed def row records. i don't know if he has any involvement in the movement yet. it would make sense that maybe he's mentioned or alluded to in the film. we have to wait and see. >> we should point out suge turned himself in at a los angeles police station overnight. he calmly walked in. he ignored reporter questions. he smoked a cigar on his way inside. he put off the cigar on the tree. he has this bad boy reputation. you know i think he's kind of a scary guy. he seems legitimately tough, not like one of these guys just pretending to be tough. >> he definitely is a tough guy. he started out

day knight was also involved on the upcoming sent which focuses on the early years of ran music and nwa. he's also known for his lengthy rap sheet. in 1997 he served 4 1/2 years of a 9d-year prison sentence. he's been on parole since 210. last summer he was shot six times at a los angeles nightclub. knight's attorney said, quote, we are confident once the investigation is completed. he was totally exonerated. for "cbs this morning" "cbs this morning," bigad shaban. >>> jeff pegues is in washington. jeff, good morning. how could this happen? >> well good morning. this was a bit of a scare for many of the passengers on board. for several minutes they didn't know what to make of the plane's captain who was locked out of the cockpit during one of the most important lag. it originated in lance. but bir they land he could not get back into the cockpit. he had to explain to the trachers what he was doing. they received the call. so the first officer who was in the cockpit took control and was able to land the plane safely. in a statement he told cbs news it happened without indianapolis accide

the ship is about his rise of and houston's success of the rap group nwa.t began and then moved into the parking lot of this restaurant when deputies set night ran over the man and left the same. >> reporter: 98 says that he was purely acting in self- defense. he says that the men were beating him through the car window to individuals run over one expired. >> reporter: this is a late as of the latest of a long string of charges up against suge knight. in 1993 he was charged with assault and is also known as the one the was driving the car when she tupac shukar was killed. knight is living out a life that live the dangerous streets like that he talks about in his songs. >> pam: new disturbing revelations about one of the men's and paris. what was wearing next plus a big break in a brazen store robbery the left the a clerk in critical condition. >> pam: a big break in a story that we first brought to earlier this week the three men have been arrested in a brazen robbery that left a store clerk in critical condition. this case is a bit controversial because th

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