like its famous neighbor south central has made its place in the imagination and. beyond the fiction the reality of this residence lives seldom touches the t.v. screens in movie theaters of the wider world 'd. monday afternoon of december called 2012 police chase an armed robbery suspect across the city. i am the driver and carjack the maras following a car on shooting at a store after a wild pursuit be a connection in the future with respect to the sounds of. our i am getting from come to the chase continued into the neighboring district i was awesome. one chanter i am the suspects destination is the imperial court billed as temporary housing of the 2nd world war the project and those around it survived and became synonymous with the origins of that history games of civil unrest and home to one of america's most neglected because no no oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh o

well as a child is a serious actor in terms of they control a good part portion of south central somalia so their presence in small towns and villages they provide governance areas where they are not present they have influence and that can be very disruptive to supply routes blockading towns that have been liberated from their control or even to areas of the capital where they still maintain some ability to even generate financing and pacs individuals so there are very significant presence still in south central somalia i think you know it's times it's better to consider them not just a terrorist organization but a governing one as well. i mean in that country if you alluded to the political situation in the country that also allows that situation to flash you describe that for us well there are some serious tensions in the somalis building project which have not been resolved and currently we're seeing those play out quite cutely between the somali federal government based in mogadishu and it's federal member states face more and the periphery of the country and so they're not on the s

the hundreds of people who i have had the privilege to meet and high crime neighborhoods whether south-central los angeles or central harlem, who are law-abiding and they support the cops they went public order that people can take for granted and why you getting the kids off the street and getting the drug dealer off the corner. so to give the alternative stories of black lives matter so this was viewed and those from the neighboring claremont college hours before student started to congregate outside of the auditorium. and in that self pity but the blockade because otherwise they are so police force that somehow so the students believe my predecessor is racist sexist islam of old that litany of substitutions that we fought for engagement. and then i will thread the needle it is just ridiculous it shouldn't just be this absurd. millions of students abroad in asia right now that study night and day for the privilege to attend an american college why do they want to come here cracks they understand with boundless opportunities. this is something that would driven them mad with envy and desire.

a short drive down the hill from the hollywood dream south central one of the most notorious addresses on the planet. like his famous neighbor central has made his place in the imagination and. beyond the fiction the reality of this residence lives seldom touches the t.v. screens in movie theaters of the one. monday afternoon of december called 2012 police chase an armed robbery suspect across the city. am i the driver and carjack the mob is following the law and shooting at a. wild pursuit the next in the food. i am getting from come to the chase continued into the neighboring district i was awesome i. am here i am the suspects destination is the imperial court billed as temporary housing of the 2nd world war the project and those around it survived and became synonymous with the origins of dentistry games or civil unrest and home to one of america's most make like to hospital my only o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o cause i'm not an unfamiliar psycho. but as the suspect abandon his car that home they were particularly plentiful as the ultra sponsored by the hell am

los angeles combined south central los angeles homelessness combined with downtown los angeles homelessness we're talking about 20000 people skin. role. exists within the center of power in los angeles and i think it's important to note that skid row thievin in los angeles california is a well kept secret this is the epicenter this is the epicenter of poverty and if you can't fix it here you can't fix it. the largest amount of homeless people are african-american children because of you render why and why many homeless and she has 3 children what happens is there's not a lot of housing for women and children so the woman goes into transitional housing by herself and those 3 kids usually get split into different foster homes and at that point they may never really see each other as a family again and and that's the most one of the most heart wrenching things because the kids will tell me i had my little 16 year old boy and you know boys are supposed to cry and i saw a tear about to form a design he said mistakes and i didn't do anything wrong i don't understand why this is happening to me an

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because south central l.a. is probably synonymous with the most inner-city neighborhoods in the world. finding coyotes here is just-- just amazing to me and exciting every time i'm able to collect some morore scat. here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are spspecies that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainousus areas or griffifih park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here e is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some major barriers for wildlife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mo

you know if i didn't have to get in and out of south central los angeles and it's it's just. violent area the level of violence that people live with is an example entirely unacceptable when i was a little girl my parents took me to vietnam when i was in saigon during the tet offensive i was not as afraid in saigon with bombs dropping every day from dusk till dawn as i was when i came back to los angeles because i was the victim in los angeles i didn't feel like i was a victim in vietnam and the level of violence i feel is just the same really even though they don't declare it to be a war zone it is the worst. when we put cameras in the public housing developments there was great disdain in the community didn't want the cameras there there's already bars on the windows and some of the developments in the community perspective was already living in a prison when you drive by our community it looks like a prison and now you're adding video cameras and now you're watching us and think brothers always watching this we just want to feel like we're a normal community but on the oth

call hollywood often looks to south central for inspiration those that live must go. 'd sets are made. like 3 generations. you got the old gee you got the homie you got the little harm you know it's there. for us to like there's a little homie right here on me. and i'm homie and then you got the old z. that's order me. you know to me. so. it's like a 3 generation to hang on to me as mater. right now we're in an imperial course housing projects you know and so the p.j. cripps on the east side of. you know me is based in watts just cool going to the name. that any given said anything can happen. you know in my me are laughing again right now for a game. in 5 minutes later and i'm going to. some people from. the gang of. some people you know really don't have family that i can count on and want to over so again give them that support you know stability to make me feel like you know they got. down on. me you join me again it's like. everybody's all know that's where i come from so it's like if i hang with somebody hurt and norms and i know what a front we've got it will g

forces out of the middle east and out of south central asia saying that the time for the u.s. as a country that wages war was long over and that u.s. forces needed to be back home with their families certainly that was something that did attract support for donald trump in 2016 and now that he's running for reelection it would make sense that he would want to show significant progress if not an outright completion of his promise to bring u.s. forces home now the question is from a security standpoint what realistically makes sense there are more than 12000 u.s. forces in afghanistan right now the pentagon has said as recently as last week that it's called for double if some 858600 u.s. forces remain in country one to help train the afghan military to to provide backup support for the afghan military and really to was safeguard u.s. security interests across south central asia and into the middle east but if the president who is known to try to take big sweeping moves wants to cut the number of u.s. forces to just a couple of 1000 or even a few 100 could that jeopardize the sec

and their story takes them from, you know, south central to harlem, to rikers and then back to watts.ey grow up, they're dealing with issues of structural racism, massive incarceration, police brutality, all while developing superpowers. >> trevor: yes, that seems like a lot to handle as an adolescent growing up. >> very charged adolescent. >> trevor: racism and superpower at the same time. you write these stories and you're a science fiction lover, but you weave in real life. some might say, but, tochy, why not just make it science fiction? is signs fiction the place of social commentary? >> oh, absolutely. i think there's a very rich history in science fiction and fantasy of exactlyt that type of social come commentary. the wonderful thing about the genre is it operates on two levels simultaneously, metaphor and reality. so the issues are stories of first contact with aliens and also stories and colonialism. the xmen as story of civil rights struggle. climate change, science fiction and fantasy. so in science fiction and faint circumstances you have a very particular set of tools at

it's the central and south bay that pick up more clouds. because the low is south and west of us, so we're getting this flow on the east side of the low over central and northern california, and even though you see the green which you associate with rain on the satellite and radar image, in this case the rain isn't hitting ground, and doesn't look like we'll get anything out of it tomorrow either. low temperatures tonight with the high clouds remain on the mild side with 45 degrees for napa, 45 in fairfield as well. the south bay 48 in fremont, and 47 in san jose. that low is just off the coast. upper level devil will kick inland and go east by sunday. in the meantime we get this flow from the south over just about to the golden gate bridge, and then it stops. the north bay will get more sunshine than the south and central bay tomorrow, and then it's out of here for the most part by the time we get to saturday afternoon. clouds begin to dissipate. a few more come in on sunday, but again favoring the south bay for the most part. high tempera

perhaps further south into the central bells. the band of rain spread across england and wales. he north. this is bbc world news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: more cases of coronavirus outside china. the world health organization warns of a closing window of opportunity to stop it spreading. us intelligence agencies say russia is attempting to interfere in this year's presidential election. a 7—day reduction in hostilities begins in afghanistan, paving the way for further talks between the us and the taliban. and has rome's founder been found? some italian archaeologists think this could be his grave.

free again stories like those have been research by the african american historical society of south centralhey offer walking tours that show how lancaster play the major role in the underground railroad, our history was not documented in wasn't recognize. we have. so much history everything that's in this area are in this country. has a relationship with african-americans the tours highlight the saudis. stevens and lady hamilton-smith house on vine street this has opened up my eyes. >>to not only this history but also all the different. >>histories that have taken place in my interest senate makes me a student. i very much want to continue to learn the also include a stop at the old railroad station we have to give. >>william with her and stephen smith, lot of credit for coming up with this ingenious idea and they have actually made a secret compartment and they would put the and slate persons that were seeking freedom here and then they would make their train trip down to philadelphia and not be detected by any one source leslie says the tours are an important part of connecting the past w

what mark says about voters not being prepared, i was in south-central l.a. and i talked to people about who is making sparks. of those people, i would say may be theou majorityn't name the candidates. they were against trump. but they hadn't clued in. local politics, they have a l of opinions.national politics, e to make a view, but they've been focusing on more important things in their lives. i think bernie sanders represents a challenge to their style of the democratic nlrty and the people who can create unity ama barack o and bill clinton, and if they came in and said, we are going to organizo we don't divide the vote, they could be the ones to do that. they are probably not going to do it. but if think they want to defend the democratic party as they understand it, this is the moment. i do think there has to be some leadership. otherwise it looks likelydehat bernie s walks away with it. mark: money.oomberg has the the question is, can he get theo s? if joe biden does have a big win, does he have the mey? he has television in inx figures 3 states. but bl

south korea central bank will decide whether to cut interest rates and will get the latest reading onwn. i spoke to geoff haley and askedif slowdown. i spoke to geoff haley and asked if he is expecting more stimulus as countries expect to ease the economic impact of the coronavirus. last week we saw singapore through the veritable kitchen sink at the problem as well with a very strong stimulus budget. i would expect at a minimum we are going to see south korea cut rates this week. possibly do more. hong kong has its gdp later this week as well on the same day as their budget. none of those are going to show any good news and i would expect that hong kong is going to have to come to the party here as well and do much the same as singapore has which bring in a stimulus measures but also measures to protect jobs stimulus measures but also measures to protectjobs and employment. stimulus measures but also measures to protect jobs and employment. what about the idea though that there may be pent—up demand when things return to normal later this year, that we might see growth pick up quite

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paul, minnesota my friends and i thought that compton and south central must be the coolest places inere they're coming from. ♪ death row stepping into the house ♪ >> made hip hop digestible to everybody, a hip hop sue gn tsunami. we didn't see it coming. >> rolling on until the house is finished. ♪ the bow to the wow creeping and crawling ♪ >> the handful of gangster rap superstars are not just singing about being mean and nasty and vicious. they're accused of living up to their lyrics. ♪ all respectables >> tupac shakur was arrested in new york and charged with sodomy and sexual assault. atlanta cops arrested tupac for shooting off duty officers. >> waiting in jail for his appeal when suge knight swooped in to pay his bail. >> your art to a bigger platform and you will be paid one of these days. >> even though he was an east coast guy by birth he's now rapping on the west coast with the big label out there at death row. ♪ say what you say serenade the streets of l.a. ♪ ♪ the bay area ♪ give me love >> shug was trying to expand death row all over the country but who controlled most o

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one system moves out from the south central midwest and across the rockies and where they meet acrossthe great lakes. this is where we will expects to see some significant snowfall. just to give you some idea des moines with 64 degrees only going to be in the 20s coming up for wednesday. what happens in between all the way from des moines to dubuque, to davenport to chicago pretty much to the north of interstate 55 to milwaukee, milwaukee may see the heaviest, possibly 6 to 12 inches of snowfall for chicago. those temperatures go from the 40s to the 30s. dropping down to single digits overnight into the rest of the workweek. only into the 40s coming into the workweek. so a lot of big changes that reminds us winter is still here. >> thank you for that. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this morning. global markets tanking as the coronavirus spreads beyond china and we're expecting that ugly red ink to spread to the united states. big move on wall street expected. dow jones industrial average now looking like it's going to be down almost 3%. that is big one day move. and that will b

the story of the diplomats is also the story of american intervention in the middle east and south central asia to be sure. were their views of these over the role of america in this part of the world or did they have great differences among them? >> there were differences but also a lot of commonalities. most of these foreign service people are traditionalists. they believe in the foreign-policy views they believe they should have a leading role in the world and that our influence is underwritten by force. they are slow to get into conflicts and also slow to get out of them because crocker always says americans are convinced with our influence and military and economic tools we can get in and reshape parts of the world so we try to exert our will but then pretty soon we discover things are not changing as fast as we like and we get discouraged and want to leave so there's a lot of political pressure to move quickly. they understand having the facts in the foreign-policy take a long time. there was a german sociologist says it's like driving a nail slowly through a hard piece of wood, and

familiar with which is that cocaine, and the 1980s took a trip down from this area, down the coast to south-central los angeles where it changed the technology, chemical technology than read havoc on los angeles and ultimately the rest of the country in the form of crack cocaine. we are also mill your with the aftermath. when people ask me what is black software, it really is these two stories. the cocaine story in the book is really about thinking how a nether kind of technology -- you guys engineers and so forth they were doing this years ago and my friends would say what the hell you're talking about? black software? can software be racist or can the internet or technology be racist? and i'd say what the hell you're talking about. i wanted to provide a different kind of analogy if you will, different technology cocaine that we could very well see how it changed and in its transformation, change the way it's engaged with different communities. black and white. so black software, and that metaphor becomes a way to talk about not just the ways that we were able to marshal and use technology to buil

familiar with which is that cocaine in the 1980s took a trip down from this area down the coast to south-central los angeles were changed, technology, chemical technology and then the reek havoc on los angeles and then ultimately the rest of the country in the form of crack cocaine and we all are familiar with its aftermath. so, when people ask me what is black software it really is the two stories in the cocaine story in the book is really about thinking of how another kind of technology right because you go to engineer and so forth. my friends would say what the hell are you talking about black software or can software be racist or can the internet or technology be racist and they're like with hell are you talking about and so i wanted to provide a different kind of analogy, if you will, a different technology, cocaine we can very well see how it changed and in its transformation change the way it engaged with the different communities, black and white and so black software that metaphor becomes a way to talk about not just the ways that we were able to marshal and use technology to build weal

police shooting and killing a man in the area of south central london.stabbed people on sunday, around 2:00 p.m. local time. >> it was like a movement. it was so quick. like a panic. >> reporter: a large police coordinate stretching from the police station with a heavy police presence in the area, helicopters flying over the crime scene. witnesses reported hearing gunshots and the suspect was seen lying on the ground. >> a man in police uniform walked to the body. >> reporter: during the attack, london police say the suspect wore a hoax bomb advice. also, three people were treated for injuries and taken to a nearby hospital. >> they came to us and said you have to leave. i left the area. >> reporter: london police say the scene has been a quote, fully contained. the area was busy on a sunday afternoon with lots of shopping. however, it is not an iconic setting as seen in past ataxia. inn and suites shortly after the stabbings, prime minister, boris johnson, thanked the emergency services responding to the incident adding, quote, my thoughts are with the

south of us. you can see it here on radar. the majority of the rain for the central coast of california so monterey, some areas of south san jose with showers but it wasn't really measurable rain so that's going to continue to trek eastward. now san francisco look at the current temperature, 55 degrees. the camera's keying out a little bit but seeing fog building in. as we head into the afternoon, though, expect to see beautiful clearing of the skies and our temperatures are once again going to be warming up into the upper 60s, a couple low 70s. the temperatures will be running just a few degrees cooler compared to yesterday but we have a couple of changes i'm gong to tell you about and the latest on the sierra snow pack and complete details in about 15 minutes. >> we still hope for actual rain. >> exactly. >> thanks so much. >>> we begin with developing news right now, late last night we learned a judge blocked a plan to transfer some 30 to 50 coronavirus patients from here in travis air force base in the bay area to orange county. the patients were set to head to a

for over 35 years, rosemary brown has been a leader in south central pennsylvania. during that time she's held a number of critical roles in both the government sector and the nonprofit sector. she is currently the president and c.e.o. of alder health services, the mission of which is to improve the health and well-being of persons living with hiv-aids and members of the lgbtq community in a culturally competent, affirming and empowering environment. the agency provides behavioral health, primary care, case management, wellness services, h.i.v.-s.t.d. testing and treatment, family planning, and a host of other programs. critically, alder health provides a safe haven for lgbtq youth, and we know that significant progress has been made in advancing the rights of lgbtq individuals. however, the progress has been uneven and we are still falling far short. for example, in serving transgender young people, especially transgender young people of color who face disproportionally high rates of suicide and violence. alder health under rosemary brown's leadership, has played a

and the south korea central bank downgraded its growth forecast for 2020. policy makers there have been looking for ways to cushion the blow to the economy. they say for now, they won't touch the key interest rate. instead, they will make it easier for small and mid-sized firms to get loans. >> translator: the spread of the new coronavirus is the biggest risk to south korea. the shock could be much worse than the impact from other pandemics. >> policy makers say for a six-month period starting in march they'll offer extra loans amounting to 5 trillion or about $4 billion. most of the money will go to firms in the service and manufacturing industries in daegu and north ken province. those sectors have been hit particularly hard. the policy makers now say they expect the economy to grow by 0.2 percentage point less than they previously forecast. they say that's because personal spending and exports are both likely to fall. the bank was tipped by some analysts to go further by announcing a rate cut. instead policy makers opted to keep the key rate at 1.25%. th

feathers in native american design than that they were trading far south, and we find material from the north that is in wide use in the central and south american region. i am a lawyer, by the way, by training. i think it would be pretty tough to maintain that because these people are indigenous and have whatever ancestral connections to contemporary north american tribes that that would excuse them from the immigration laws. but there are a couple of exceptions. one is that all along the southern border, maybe not all along, but certainly in new mexico, arizona, and california, there are tribal communities that were split by the border itself. for many, many years, they did not know that there was a border and they did not acknowledge a border because they were one community or one set of communities, and that is still the case. in many cases, as i understand, the authorities, the american immigration authorities have found accommodations that allow the free movement of those tribal people back and forth across the border, but there is no doubt that it becomes more complicated as the enforcement of immigration laws becomes m

south korea's central bank is due to meet tomorrow and they are widely expected to cut interest ratesery much. staying on the impact of the coronavirus, one industry hurt more than most by the outbreak is aviation. the virus is affecting a number of airlines across the world, as passengers become more wary about travelling. data by the research firm cirium show cancellations have skyrocketed. more than 200,000 flights to, from and inside china have been suspended. additionally, a number of gulf states have cancelled flights with iran. shares in many american, asian and european airlines have tumbled. here in the uk, easyjet has seen its shares fall by around 18% in just the past week. and it's all expected to cost airlines dearly with the industry body iata saying the coronavirus outbreak will cost carriers almost $30 billion. with us now is simon calder, travel editor of the independent. also from the bbc travel show. good to see you, simon. how robust you think the airlines are to be able to withstand some of these financial pressures 7 withstand some of these financial pressures? t