it's a documentary that is saying that rap is kind of-- >> it's saying that rap was the precursor, hip-hopd voice of why what happened happened. rap has always been the voice of black people in particular black poor people. we don't really have a voice in cnn or anything else or media to speak our mind. it's been convoluted and this generation doesn't even understand what from you hip-hop is because it's now just dance stuff now and fun and bling-bling. but what was going on in our neighborhoods was going on in our hearts and it was speaking what was going on in the streets. >> let me ask a question. did the rappers get too rich? >> well, a lot of rappers got rich, but also, you know, it was also peel people were interested in hip-hop, they thought, wow, i can get rich with this? yes, people always made dance-based records because, hey, you know, we love to dance, we love to party. but there was a contingent of people who were trying to speak their minds. hip-hop, people don't understand, is an off-shoot of what is known as an african oral story telling. you could tell a whole story they w

it was cut cbs five from rap stars to potential rap sheets a popular bay area group has been busted by the fed's therefore they're taking center stage in an international drug ring investigation. >>> rappers associating with his entertainments are considered legends among some young people in northern california. >>> some of the artists and their associates are using rap music as cover for criminal activity. in hamilton agency sting operation 25 people at arrested for large-scale drug distribution and money- laundering across the u.s.. the allegedly had operations as far away as new york and oklahoma city and had a strong presence in southern and northern california. >>> federal agents say they seized about $75,000.30 money and $8 million in property. assembly of the they are personally this entertainment has deep roots in vallejo and police say some of their associates also have deep, pass dating back to the 1980's involving violence takeover robberies and murders. some are asking people not to rush to judgment if you're doing wrong he deserved to the time but if you're being unjustly

he started telling me that he's a rap artist. fans that's listening, my aka is sassoon. and i got a demo coming out in a few months. if you're a rap fan, listen to it. >> when you start talking to inmates you are not sure what to believe. they start telling you these stories. you're kind of like say, all right. >> i have been a ghost writer in the rap industry for about 13 years. a lot of stuff i have written from behind these walls i have sold to other artists. that have been out there and been successful. >> i said, well, do a rap for me, and he just like rolled one right off his lips. it was called "15 to life." >> here we go. ♪ 15 to life doing 15 to life ♪ ♪ brother locked up once again chained like a slave on the bus once bound for the state pen ♪ ♪ it's going to be a rough ride ♪ ♪ because i'm about to do time for the crime of a homicide ♪ >> when he we met him, moore was 17 days away from his release date. >> finally my head's straight and i'm going to go for that because i'm burned out on this. you don't see no females.

taking the edgy adult raps, like in turn me on, and merging them with irresistible hooks.parents be worried about their kids watching nicki minaj? >> no, i don't want to offend moms or children when they come and pay their money to see a show. but i didn't come in the game to be an artist that appealed to kids either. >> reporter: you're a grown-up. >> right. and i'm a crazy lunatic. >> reporter: one of those taye-year-old fans even recorded her own version of super base. singing some of those very adult lyrics, getting more than a million hits on youtube. >> you said you love nicki minaj, right? >> yeah. >> do you want to meet her? >> come on out nicke. >>r. >> reporter: it gave her a whole new perspective and litmus test for what's acceptable. >> like in my crew when i do a song and say, can sophia sing that one? >> reporter: but it's not just the lyrics, the outfits she bounces around in, certainly aren't for kids either, especially when she accentally exposed her breast during this live performance on "good morning america" last summer. >> i'm so sorry about that. >> r

you heard him rap.00,000 worth of taxpayer funded ipods, electronics, gift cards, giving them to entry level government employees. house republicans plan to hold a hearing on the gsa later this month. >>> former d.c. mayor marion barry is in trouble for a slam on asian americans who open up businesses in black communities. he's now a city councilman in d.c. and he was celebrating a democratic primary victory when he said this -- >> we don't need shopping centers, we got to do something about these asians coming in, opening up businesses, these dirty shops. they ought to go. >> later on twitter barry backed off the remarks saying he was very sorry for offending the asian-american community with admittedly bad choice of words. >> eric holder responding to a demand from a judge who took issue from the president who said if the supreme court overturned the health care law it would be unprecedented. he sent a letter reassuring him that the power of the court is beyond dispute. >>> a college student fell over

it's kind of hard to imagine rap crisis center waiting list. we'll get back to you. that apparently was not proof enough for rick scott that rape crisis centers needed any funding. in iowa, they passed a measure to repeal the provision that allow medicaid funds to be used. by women who are rape or incest victi victims. it was a tie vote. a tie vote to block poor women who are the victims of rape or incest, singling them out from having access to abortion. it's a targeted bill to go after rape victims and incest vick the victims to make sure they don't get something they might otherwise get. this is what's going on in republican politics right now around women's rights and abortion rights and the proper role of government. not to put too fine a point on it, but you have to ask is there a problem the republicans are trying to address? have rape victims just been coddled too much? have rape victims had it too easy in america? have they not had enough of other people doing things to their bodies that they don't want them to do? is that a pressing problem that is calling

>> his bohemian raps rap sew dein the back of a cop car.now meet him the legend. >> after they told me i had the right to keep silent, i couldn't keep silent. >>> giant rocks thrown at a man's home. >> i'm setting up a surveillance video. >>> and a dad blends up a taco for his baby. >> he put fire -- >> it's the video getting a giant response. >> the biggest response ayck >>> and speaking of booty-poppin, what's behind this dude doing it in the street? >>> christiana gets our show started today with video of the severe weather that hit texas yesterday. >> this is an aerial view of one of the tornadoes. as you can see, it's a massive one. it's picking up 18-wheelers and throwing them across the sky. look at that. >> wow. >> it looks like a scene from a movie. >> did it just go through some sort of truck depot or something? >> this is a truck yard the tornado was going over. one of the more amazing things, how people, as soon as they realized what's going on, they grab their camera and started recording their own videos. and these videos are

[laughter] and that's why most rap is sold to whites inted of blacks.[laughter] i want to go back to the point you -- that's another panel. i want to go back to why you have this class among african-americans. somebody don't see how much money is in your bank account. they see you as being black, and they treat you that way. they don't get into this, when they put him spread eagle against a train -- [inaudible] say look at race, and so we can't back down from that saying we've got all this different knowledge. they look at you a certain way, and they treat you based on that. the other thing is and my final point is we don't cover it except as david mentioned earlier, these outbreaks. we've got a case coming up in the supreme court on affirmative action. we should be having discussions why are people afraid to talk about affirmative action? they don't want to talk about race. they'd rather talk about diversity, so we can talk about things other than race, and these are the kinds of things we should be covering. >> all right, i'm going to the audience. th

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. ♪ i'll buy everything your field office can't afford ♪ >> reporter: the employee raps his vision ofng a commissioner, dispensing cash bonuses to his bureaucrats. ♪ love to the nation i'll never be under an investigation ♪ >> reporter: under be under oig investigation he raps. but the video has emerged in the context of an oig investigation, office of inspector general. one that cost the job of the head of that agency, the general services administration, or gsa. the president asked her to resign because gsa in 2010 held a boondoggle $823,000 conference at the m resort outside las vegas. one that included $3,200 on a mind-reader/motivational speaker. and $6,300 for coins in velvet boxes. gsa, by the way, is tasked, in part, with helping the federal government keep its costs down. >> the president was outraged by the excessive spending. questionable dealings with contractors and disregard for taxpayer dollars. >> reporter: and now, this video pops up. >> this administration knew about this 11 months ago. and they didn't act until the press got wind of it. >> reporter: a spokesman for

>> since high school started rapping in high school.n't want to go to college, but i still needed to eat. luckily got a record deal as a senior in high school, and the rest is history. went through different record deals and finally got my first release in '06. got a couple of grammy nominations and i'm still kind of living off of that. >> and that's when you do the collaborations with will ferrell -- >> it's fer-el. >> it's kind of -- i'm playing. i'm playing. and then tell me what drives you. because songs are such a thing that it's not like oh, i happen to write a song and your songs are very driven they have politics in them, they have everything in them. what drives you? >> man the world. you see things that don't make sense or you see things that make sense that disgust you. and you want to change that. i come from a very bad neighborhood on the west side of chicago. i have seen a lot of things in a lot of different ways so when i got my opportunity to speak to a massive audience i felt like the best thing to speak about was every

they say, i am gonna rap. >> is there a video of you somewhere of you raping?at. >> somebody work on that. note to control room. >> do you feel bad for these people because they never thought these would be public. >> no, i don't feel bad. it is one thing to get involved in a video at a conference and another thing when the video is about how you are completely wasting the company's money. th would never fly in private enterprise. can you imagine if i released a tape tomorrow about how i was blowing fox news' money? i would be fired on the spot. >> can we isolate the audio? >> if this were a private company it would never fly. because they are using the taxpayer dollars -- >> people always spend other people's money more freely than their own. if bill had money you would understand that. >> i would like to be a part of that. >> you have to give them credit for every cliche that some high school or office does when they do the rap video. they had the people going like this cartoonishly. there was lots of metals. they rhymed an a-word and "i've gots tau -- gotta

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buy everything your field office can't afford ♪ >> reporter: part of a talent contest, the employee raps vision of being a commissioner dispensing cash bonuses to his fellow bureaucrats. ♪ donate my vags ♪ love to the nation ♪ i'll never be under oig investigation ♪ >> reporter: "never be under oig investigation," he raps. but the video has emerged in the context of an oig investigation, office of inspector general. one that this week cost the job of the actual head of the agency, the general services administration, or gsa. the president asked her to resign because the gsa in 2010 held a boondoggle $823,000 conference at the m resort outside las vegas, one that included $3,203 spent on a mind reader/motivational speaker. >> what's the name of the animal that passed away? >> reporter: and $6,300 for coins in el vvelvet boxes. the gsa, by the way, is tasked in part with helping the federal government keep its costs down. >> the president was outraged by the excessive spending, questionable dealings with contractors and disregard for taxpayer dollars. >> reporter: and now this video pops u

. >> jamie: charlie hurt who understands the hard rap, great to have you here today.hank you so much. >> thank you. >> jamie: eric. >> eric: jamie, stealing your vote an stuffing the ballot box and faking absentee ballots, new election charges that touch this race for the white house, those alleged fake signatures on the 2008 presidential primary petitions, candidates obama and hillary clinton raising question in indiana, did the president legally qualify for the primary ballot, all in our special one hour on later today, fox news reporting, stealing your vote. do enough felons illegally vote in minnesota to hand senate democrats a super majority and did republican robocalls suppress the minority vote in maryland? we look at both sides of the political aisle from acorn to the explosive debate over voter i.d. here's a look: >> voter registration officials hated acorn, because they felt the group was conducting illegal activities with all of these fake names. >> too bad they were never able to prove that. >> eric: wayne is the founder of acorn and ran the organization f

i'm a contestant i am a little get a friend that i love rap and hip hop is that. he was kind of yesterday. i'm very proud of the role that algis you as simply. look. at the. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here sees some other part of it and realized everything you thought you don't know i'm sorry is a big issue. as the rest of the news more than a year ago governor scott walker created a firestorm it was cancer with anti-union laws known today as act ten it subsequently led to over eight million signatures being turned into have governor walker recall from office and now it turns out that our town is itself unconstitutional a federal judge last week ruled that walker's anti-union law which limits collective bargaining rights and forces public unions to recertify once a year violates our number of our rights of the constitution in a strictly political move walker exempted police and firefighters from the anti-union law for example getting grounds for the call. last week to strike d

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i was rapping. and. he was kind of the jester. i'm very proud of the window and see his place. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so bleak you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you don't i'm sorry is a big issue. for . a. few. of the magnetized alone liberal or all of the panels i will run deputy editor of the daily caller and judson phillips associate director of the tea party dot net let's get back to it first tell us what psychological projection is sigmund freud you know his idea you know people who are thieves constantly looking around figuring everybody trying to steal from them ok mitt romney i'm wondering last week he says it's obama who's waging a war on women take on. the real war on women is being waged by the president's failed economic policies. and then a few weeks back he said it's not the president but it's not the republicans who are trying to take apart medicare paul ryan all is that here it's the president. three and a half years later he has f

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is buying into grand 4 $1 billion frankly is here to talk about what this means the fans the popular rapand first and foremost what is in saddam? >>> folks of art in the to know what it is it is a 50 at even your it interests phone or iphone the lid to take pictures and to take pictures and apply one called what's called filters seeking a cure all look like a polaroid photo were really cool is fun but it's also a place you can share photos so it's kind of parallel to face up in that respect it's another smaller voting share in sight. >>> it is felt fit there's a lot of power of dna. it is a dream is to grant 12 people is all i have working there 3 million users and have been up and running less than two years 12 wealthy people. >>> so there's a lot of figure with they spoke my question is done no is a much duplication is there are they real buying a lot of their same users because he got to figure some easing in saddam is using facebook measure is the guys realize just because they have been using these book they aren't using as much for photos. >>> on the users? >>> 30 million on this i

i mean, at least the kid doing the rap looks like he could be successful in another industry.verybody else seemed cool. thank you very much. >>> okay, the department of justice has responded to a highly unusual demand from a federal judge in texas. with knowledge in writing, the court's power to overturn laws are unconstitutional. why would they have to do this? because president obama said this on monday. >> i'm confident that the supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. >> that's when you say, gosh, i wish i stuck with the prompter. some critics interpreted that statement as a challenge to the authority of the court system but asked today if the president misspo misspoke. the white house press secretary said president obama was only misunderstood because as a law professor, he was speaking in shorthand. >> the premise of your question suggests that the president of the united states, in the comments he made monday, did not believe that the sup

he is a multi-platinum-selling rap legend, a best-selling author and star of one of the most popularjust imagine how much more successful he might be if he could just get his body into shape. his series "ncis: los angeles" airs tuesday nights at 9 on cbs. please welcome back ll cool j. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's everything? >> good. >> imhungry, it's funny. >> jimmy: what is that? a lollipop? >> yeah. this is actually from my wife's jewelry line. >> jimmy: she made that? >> yeah. it's a long story, but basically she's recovering from cancer. she had a little bout with cancer and she had a tattoo on her leg with a lollipop on it. because of the surgery, it damaged her tattoo, so she started a jewelry line, and one of the pieces is these lollipops and we donate a portion of the proceeds to the american cancer society. >> jimmy: how long have you been together? >> i been with my wife since 1987. >> jimmy: how long did you date before you got married? >> well, till about '95. it was a minute. i had to, you know. i had some things to get out of my system. >> jimmy: i see. h

>> -- bad rap, why? >> i feel george is getting a bad rap as far as the race car. -- card.been very neutral in this, i'm being a good friend. more importantly, i feel that there is a lot of false truths that people are making to be true and people are jumping the gun as far as labeling him a racist. i know george is not a racist, and labeling him as someone who wanted to go out and coil a black man on that day. that is not george. >> reporter: mr. shelton, based on what is reported, there is a growing voice for justice for trayvon martin and his family. what is your position and the position of the naacp? >> surely, mr. smidge zimmerman should be arrested and tried. very well we have on our hands is the murder of a 17-year-old kid that had no existing relationship with mr. zimmerman. we have us a trail of 911 calls that show the cause in many ways and he called the police and added the suspicious person is walking around and went out and confronted mr. martin and mr. martin ended up dead. a murder was committed and we have a travesty in the justice system from that point o.

. >> one of the areas we have seen is in the past, we might have had a rap that was compliant based on previous laws and as the rule change, we had to fix or repair them to come up to the new standards. >> i am with the mayor's office on disability. the city has a transition plan for the public right of way that addresses the curb ramps specifically at we have a rating system where we evaluate all of the different curb ramps. our priority is always on public safety. so what we rate the existing ramps, if they meet a certain threshold, we leave them as they are and put them on the list for a later upgrade. but this failed to pass the safety test, having a lift at the bottom up my cause a wheelchair user to tip over -- we do prioritize of four replacement. we tried to do that in conjunction with other infrastructure upgrades taking place in that neighborhoods like street repaving programs. >> i am going to read out a few more names and asked if you could line up to be more efficient with our time. [reading names] [applause] >> good morning mayor and supervisors. i am here to represent th

authorities posted a tweet hacked reverencing a rap song. detectives say they're investigating if the hacker is caught could be charged with a misdemeanor for internet impersonation. >> there is almost certain ross mirkarimi will face a hearing before the ethics commission. just about an hour ago there was a preliminary ruling denying a request to have suspension tossed out. in a radio interview he said he bruised his wife's arm. that explanation brought attention of the city attorney which said today it does not match evidence. >> we don't think explanations being offered now are particularly credible and are prepared to go forward to show why they're not. >> i'm happy that i've mustered energy to share part of the story. i take full responsibility. >> the commission scheduled to hold a hearing on the suspension on monday. >> the district attorney issue add rest warrants for two former executives of a san jose nonprofit. and they were charged following a two and a half year investigation accused of taking more than $1 million from a communi

. >>> miracle shot the win the masters and video of the rapping golfer is one of my favorites, dave rossnd wisdom martin go off the wall. >>> welcome to off the wall golf edition we are talking golf the whole time masters is over and a guy named bubba won. >> guy names bubba wins in georgia. >> what is up with that? >> this might have been the greatst shot ever to win at augusta national how do you bend it like beckham through the trees, around the however around the world he got it there to the green, literally walking through the fallry to go up and tap in and get his green jacket is that the best shot you have ever seen. >> best shot i have ever seen bar none. >>th inning that tiger or phil have ever done >> i have never seen a guy hit the ball around the crowd. >> 90-degree angle. >> and come back. it was an amazing shot. >> yes >> by a guy named but be. >> were you captivated by the masters. >> no. >> why not? you said it is the greatest shot you have ever seen. >> it was a highlight. i am a golf expert. >> highlight at the biggest moment of the match. >> i am a golf expert there is

now there's video showing a general services administration employee rapping about all of this. take a listen: >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ jenna: the government agency is now under investigation by two congressional committees for spending $823,000 of your taxpayer money on a very lavish event. doug mckelway is live from washington. when you see this video, you think is this for real? >> reporter: boy, bet which they wish they hadn't made that tape. the spoof clips were played during an awards abandon yet for 300 government service administration employees, the getaway for gsa employees, during the height of the recession when unemployment was at 10 percent, cost taxpayers $800,000. one clip that won top prize was the 28-year-old gsa employee, hank terlage, wrote, quote, he's living high on the hog and will never be under investigation by the agency's inspector general. the other shows david folo teasing him about a party in the hotel suite of gsa commissioner robert peck. well, peck was fired last monday. gsa administrator martha johnson has resigned. at least four other regional commi

rap brown good at arrested for possessing a rifle in louisiana and they covered him getting out of jail, and rap is on the courthouse steps and had all the reporters gathered up and he said, want you to listen. if you thought my rifle was bad. waital you see my atom bad. so i went to school the next da and announced to my friend -- and i was a hallway monitor so i sat with a group of guys and i announced to think it was clear, i, eddie joseph, am going to be a black militant, and one of my friend, white kid, says, eddie, i don't know if you can announce you're going to be a black militant like it's a career choice. like you're going to be a doctor or lawyer. i said, no, paul, you watch. and then i had to -- as much to prove to paul as myself, to my own anger i was feeling, find the most militant organization on the scene, and it was subjective. i didn't know what was going on. and so there would be reasons -- you know, to look at organizations and reject it just on the surface level. like the blast muslims. now, i know you like bow ties, and grandma makes a mean bacon. and then they ran

rap music is the oral tradition of poetic literature. the black art movement spoke to poetry and you might read it on them page but if you heard they had them read it, you understand it. so that's part of our literary tradition, too. but the act of speaking in your own voice, in a place that tries to suppress your voice, is a political act. and it requires an understanding thats it is a political act. and let me move very quickly through the context. the 20th century before great movement, literary movements that happened, artistic movements happened. the renaissance is the first. and that was in response to coming out of slavery. the second is the black arts movement. in responsibility to the civil rights and black power movement, particularly influenced by malcolm x. following the black arts movement, is this huge surge of black women's literature. ... .. did that sound sensible? okay, we'll talk more about it in a minute. thank you. >> well, i came to writing through my interest in the black arts movement. growing up in the suburbs of

employee rap videos mocked the agency's overspending ways and taxpayers picked up the $800,000 tab. >> it is not your money. >> that is the frustration steaming out of our ears. >> i am extremely aggrieved by the gall of a handful of people to misuse federal tax dollars, twist contracting rules. >> on the advice of counsel, i respectfully decline to answer. >> he received a bonus while under investigation. >> it is absolutely ridiculous the american people have to sit back and watch this. >> the inspector general says he is probing misconduct be on the biggest spending spree. >> including all sorts of improprieties, including bribes , possibly kickbacks, but i would have to check on kickbacks. >> the inspector general has referred the case to the justice department to determine whether he should be criminally charged. >> it was warm today and record- tying warm. downtown baltimore hit 91 degrees but that has not been an official measuring station for several years. all the records are based on temperatures as they are recorded. it was way above the normal high for this time of year. t