mottola shakur, tupac shakur, stepfather who led the acupuncture program in new york to help people getroin. wow. and this documentary, you'll be able to see what he did. and that program that he put on there. there's another interesting program coming up, too, that's going to be happening tomorrow. and it's a tupac documentary. yes, that one. just call it tupac shakur. life in ten pictures. it also features myself and attorney john burris . all right. and that one shows tupac's life from the perspective of photographers or people that were in those pictures from the time he was a young kid in new york all the way to that famous iconic picture of tupac and shug night on the las vegas strip. this is just amazing here. there are a lot of things happening. so this film festival that's happening at bam. bd how much does it cost to attend the event?. sliding sn $10 and $100 a portion of the proceeds goes to the tupac shakur foundation. dr. mutlu shakur family and also the bam house, which is newly inaugurated by dr. elderly word slinger and zynga, who is the inaugural poet laureate of oaklan

. >> coming up exclusive new reporting on the tupac shakur murder case. also ahead, the terrifying crash at a family picnic and florida governor ron desantis explains why he suspended another state prosecutor who was elected and what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪ >> good morning america. a shocking scene at this family picnic when a parked car plunged off a cliff with a girl sitting inside. >> her father tried to save her, but both ended up in the water. the bystanders then swam over to rescue them. police say the cars handbrake failed. >> exclusive new video this morning from the investigation into the 1996 murder of rapper tupac shakur. swat team video shows last month's raid on the nevada home of dwayne davis, who claims he witnessed the murder and was affiliated with a los angeles gang. police ordered him to come outside and then seized elec

[stirring instrumental music] - rap star tupac shakur died last night, after a brief life in a roughindustry sources on the west coast suspect that small's death may, in some way, be payback for the september killing of rap star tupac shakur. - when tupac and biggie were assassinated, that was a watershed moment, i think, in hip-hop culture. it was kind of a death of a revolution. - these two men were two of the most successful rap artists in the industry, phenomenally wealthy. why are we-- why are we seeing this happen? - well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced, in a word, as they say, to "keep it real." and that's a sad commentary. - i remember seeing news reports about how violent it was. i remember seeing editorials about, "how can we let our children listen to this "when these artists are being killed at an incredible rate?" and i thought rap was gonna end. - at least one radio station here in los angeles, which has made a lot of money from gangster rap music

camera video from the recent raid on a home that may be connected to the unsolved murder of tupac shakurw video of the moment a las vegas swat team to send it on a home in relation to the unsolved murder of tupac shakur. >> we have a the resident. need to come up with your hands up. reporter: las vegas police raided the home of duane davis is a nearby city just miles away from where the 25-year-old was gunned down during a drive-by shooting in 1996. according to the search warrant, police sees multiple items they believe could tighten davis to the murder. >> who shot tupac reporter: we have more of the details and what is next for the search for tupac's killer. drew: live doppler 7 coast worry have -- we are watching the close where we have the dense fog this morning. we start out with temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's. also know there is usual this morning. -- there is drizzle this morning along the toes. a live look outside for you to have a calm right now. here's how the day shapes up. we start with cloud cover and give brighter conditions as the day goes on. it is another br

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yes, and it’s just that the real legend of sergey, something, than the shakur of the protagonist majoryoma was decided at the snap of a finger, but life is changing, and now the whole family is moving from a luxurious mansion to the old village sent to urgent service, the airborne forces he looks at the world with completely different eyes. well, under pushkin, this is the order of my great-grandfather for service in the caucasus. this is not rambo for you, damn it, this is a real hero, we sometimes make money, build a career, well we are earning some suitcases from the club. i don’t know what, and sometimes you don’t need it in life, so it’s very good that people sink to the ground and love people next to them in other circumstances is already a purity of relationship, so everything happened right in the family in a new life outside the barracks. the former major must learn to be responsible for his own actions, and also find a balance between his ambitions and the loyalty of his family, when corrupt officials want to deprive tyoma's old grandfather of his home, his friends from the a

yes , and simply, the real legend sergei shakur once all the problems of the protagonist major we were the click of a finger, but life changes. and now the whole family from a luxurious mansion moves to an old village house to their grandfather. and tyoma goes to military service. airborne forces after demobilization. he looks at the world with completely different eyes. i'm old though. well, undesirable under pushkin. this is the order of my great-grandfather. this is not a ramba, damn it, this is a real hero. we sometimes earn something there we earn money, some kind of career, well , we make some kind of shell for ourselves, some suitcases. i don’t know what, and sometimes you don’t need it in life, so it’s very good that people sink to the ground, and we are people next to us in other circumstances in a new life outside the barracks. the former major must learn to be responsible for his own actions, and also find a balance between his ambitions and family loyalty, when tima's old grandfather corrupt officials want to deprive palych of their homes , and his friends from the airborne

he joins johnny cash and tupac shakur and he didn't only know some of these people, meaning he is nowfolks as a rebel. an outsider with swagger. as one black lady i spoke with earlier today in new orleans said trump's a gangsta, that means he has cr cred new block f voters who have never given him a serious look and now they are looking again. this is interesting what's happened here. >> laura: people on msnbc thought well, you know, he thinks he is some rebel but most of the country going to see him as against the constitution. i don't see it that way. not when we have so many problems facing the country. i think people think it's a big waste of time and money. >> laura, he enters the pant i don't know of pop culture icon now with them image and 9 way they are marketing it. >> laura: it's a good picture. >> you could feel it in atlanta when trump was in town about to be processed. watch this. listen. >> it might have been him. >> i bet that was him right. >> there that was trump right there. that was trump. >> that might have been him. >> we don't know who he is. that might be him. >

shakur idan, who's 20, has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at wimbledon magistrates' courty wiring at a pub near romford is calling for better regulations. harvey tyrell accidentally touched a garden light at the king harold pub in harold wood in 2018. commercial properties like pubs are required to have what's called an electric installation condition report every five years, but daniellejones believes safety is still an issue. i would love it to be an annual inspection because you have such a large foot flow. it's got to be safe for the public. so i don't see why they can't have checks carried out annually, just to sign off that everything is ok. if there's no installation, then that's fine. if there is new installations, then they have a certificate to prove that the outdoor lighting or if there's been an extension, that the electrics are safe. a strike byjunior doctors is continuing across london. it's part of a long—running dispute over pay and conditions. health bosses have warned patients there will be disruption to services until tomorrow. residents in greenwich are

supreme court nominee clarence thomas of sexual harassment, defended rapper tupac shakur in criminal civil cases, and fought for reparations for survivors of the 1921 tulsa race massacre. in 2010, ogletree joined us on democracynow to discuss his book, "the presumption of guilt: the arrest of henry louis gates, jr. and race, class and crime in america." >> the title, the presumption of guilt, is to remind us that we remain guilty without some people knowing the facts. we do it on race, class, clothing, where you shop, where you eat. that is why the presumption of guilt is the title, to make sure we don't make assumptions about people. judge them by the content of their character, not their skin color. amy: donald trump has been given a deadline of 5:00 p.m. today, monday, to respond to special counsel jack smith's request for a protective order. district judge tanya chutkan, who is presiding over trump's case related to overturning the 2020 election, issued the deadline as the justice attempts to curb trump's public comments, including potentially confidential evidence, that could in

he represented anita hill, tupa shakur, and survivors of the 1921 tulsa race massacre.had been battling an alzheimer's disease since 26 team, but no cause of death has been officially cited. chars ogletree was 70 years old. basketball pro diana taurasi is the first player in wnba history to score 10,000 points in a career. the phoenix mercury star reached the milestone last night against the atlanta dream in her 19th season. after the celebration, she went on to win t -- finish with a season-high 42 points. still to come, negotiations to end the hollywood writers strike resume. a top state department official discusses threats to global health and a lifesaving aids relief program. david brooks and jonathan k partway in on the latest trump indictment. and much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> back in march, newshour revealed allegations american machine tools gaa -- haas automation sold millions of dollars of its technology to the russians arm

newly released body cam footage shows the moment las vegas police raided a home as part of the tupac shakurcase investigation. a swat team showed up to the home of former crypts gang member dwayne davis. officers had a warrant to search the property for the murder. davis claimed to know who shot and killed the rapper in september of 1996. the case has remained unsolved for nearly 30 years. >> dana: amazing, 30 years. seems like yesterday. brand-new drone video from the southern border shows suspected cartel members armed with machetes and guns looks like they are threatening and shaking down migrants before they cross into the u.s. bill melugin with more. what do you know, bill? >> good morning to you. here in the rio grande valley sector the drug cartels have an iron grip on deciding who crosses the border illegally. the video reflects that. we'll get into it. this is texas dps drone video from brownsville that appears to show migrants scattering after that he are approached by several suspected cartel members armed with machetes waving them around telling the migrants you pay or you won't

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. >> now he joins frank sinatra, he joins elvis presley, he joins johnny cash and tupac shakur.y know some of these people, meaning he is now seen by non political folks as our rebel. >> these mugshots which include people like mlk. these projects and a different image. -- an image of defiance. what you're seeing right there is defiance. >> congresswoman, what do you make of these comparisons? >> i mean, johnny cash? listen, johnny cash? what's going on. >> the mugshot represents something. it represents donald trump having been arrested and booked. as a career law enforcement officer, i've seen a lot mugshots in my lifetime. never have i seen even the worst of the worst brag about their mugshots and put it on a t-shirt and raise money from it. look, you know, donald trump might get through the primary. it might work on a reality television show. it will not work with the general electorate. this is america. we cannot forget who we are. shame on us if america like somebody who is trying -- and convicted on multiple felonies. charged with racketeering, i mean, come on. >> you kno

. >> now he joins frankston of, shot he joints elvis presley, he joins johnny cash, and tupac shakur,p mugshot, already a superpower. >> so, you, know just besides the sheer -- >> besides the sheer questionable, i guess the veracity of that claim that he spoke to a black lady who told him that he is a gangster, house talia sounds, it is so offensive, it is so racism, it is basically taking the entire black population of america and distilling them into this criminality, that somehow trump's criminality is going to speak to them and they will empathize with him because he is now a criminal. and, the sheer racism and tone of taking this mugshot and -- >> not just, atone the freeze itself, i spoke to one black woman, that sounds to me like the new version of i have a black, friend i spoke to one black, woman that is reporting. >> she said he is now a gangster, that somehow give some street cred among a segment of the black voting population. it is ignorant, it is, racist button again it is fox, it is propaganda, what do you expect? >> no i did not expect anything else from fox, but like

frank snatcher, he joins elvis presley, he joins johnny cash, topock shakur.mp mugshot, already a superpower. >> just besides this year, -- [laughter] besides the shear questionable veracity of that claim that he spoke to a black lady who told him that he's a gangster, how silly that sounds. it's so offensive, it's so racist, it's basically taking the entire black population of america and distilling them into this criminality that somehow trump criminality is going to speak to them. they're going to empathize with him because he's not a criminal. the sheer racism and the tone of taking this mugshot, -- >> not just a ton. the phrase itself. i spoke to one black women, that seems to me like the new version of having a black friend. i spoke to one black woman. that is reporting. >> and she said that he is now against, or somehow that gives him street cred among a segment of the black voting population. it is ignorant, it's racist, but then again, like i said, it's fox, it's propaganda, what do you expect? >> i didn't expect anything else from fox, but like i sai

women of the udc hung a banner on the front of their headquarters, richmond, virginia, quoting assata shakur, the rulers of this country have always considered their property to be more important than our lives. the group asked for the banner to hang for 24 hours on friday, april ninth, 2021, the anniversary, the confederacy surrender in the civil war. unsurprisingly, the savvy udc did not take the bait. but white lives matter inc. was on to something, and the groups which did not mask cunning its name could hardly smarter, and it captured something crucial about cultural infrastructure in the united states. the activist successfully called out the power of the ordinary of memorials in parks, museums visited by school children and routine everyday practices of patriotism. for instance, to naturalize simple untruths to make what is not true seem true and permanent in landscape. in other words, white lies matter inc. helps us to see, in a quick, vivid snapshot that lies are all around and that they really do matter. jefferson davis was the president of the confederate states for the duration o

vegas swat team descended on the home of dwayne davis in relation to the unsolved murder of tupac shakur your hands up and hands empty. >> reporter: around 10 p.m., several armored vehicles pulled into the suburban henderson, nevada, neighborhood. >> open up that door. walk back to the sound of my voice. >> reporter: police order davis out of the home. swat teams quickly move in. following the search warrant, police seized electronics, phones, four lap tops, four tablets and two black tubs containing photographs and other items they believe could tie davis to the murder. abc news learning investigators also retrieved ammunition, testing the bullets that did not match the shell casings from the 1996 crime scene. they also took a copy of davis' autobiography which detailed tupac's murder. they were waiting at a red light near the las vegas strip. davis claimed to be one of only two living eyewitnesss telling the documentary series death row chronicles he was in the car with the shooter. >> said the shots came from the back. who shot tupac? >> it came from the streets. it came from the back