spike lee made that happen. sat down with spike lee in soho. a simple discussion. spike says, "come up with an anthem." i went overseas, came back with an anthem. but spike lee made it happen by shooting two videos, a big one in bed-stuy, having the movie, and then putting it in the movie eight to ten times. i was like, "whoa." he made that happen. yes, i put the words together, but it's a team that makes things happen. and if it wasn't for spike lee making that happen... i think that was a very important, key part to public enemy's career. and i look back, and i say, "well, you know, that's something that i wrote." but it was taken, and the ball was run into the end zone by other powers that wanted to help out. and early on, when you heard that people were saying none of your music should be on the radio, what was your reaction to that? well, first of all, they never really considered rap music "music." and then they said, "well, it's a kid's music." i remember when george harrison once called rap music "computerized rot." and then i said publicly, i said, "well,

i picked up a newspaper and there was an article about spike lee saying there are no video producer should have with the internet you should be able to get your stuff out. i made a copy of that article and put northern station if you produce this film festival northern station will provide the security and close down the street for your festival. we put it on top of their computers. i asked the criminal justice people at the mayor's office and said do you think there is a wake to contact luke us films to see if anyone would to an internship. that thought is out there and that attempt is being made. i'm sure somebody will show up. what we told the kids when we stopped by the other day. some said, you really mean that about the film festival. i said who makes the big break you have to come back and buy everybody a house. i mean -- so -- the beat -- yeah. the beat man that's -- [laughter]. the beat man that's there he's telling me he says, they are talking to me and talking to me about a film. they are talking and they are all excited about something. still we have to provide the security bec

they didn't have to give up spike lee to make this trade happen. >>> college hoops, syracuse knockednumber 14 villanova. the orange put it away at the free-throw line. james bell was all right and hit both free throws to give syracuse a three-point lead. philadelphia had a chance in the final seconds, but lou it away, and syracuse held on to win it 69-64. >>> now to the ice, penns and cavs, first period. alexander ovechkin all alone. ovechkin could get the last laugh, unleashed a flurry in the second period. they beat the penguins, 1-0. >>> the playoffs starting today defending champs would be golfing. patrick kane and jonathan caves did their best to keep chicago in the hunt. both scored their 20th goal of the year against st. louis. black hawks won it, 5-3. >>> finally, matt molson single handedly beat the panthers, gave the islanders a 2-0 lead and capped off his second career hat truck with an empty netter. islanders have won 6 of 7 after beating florida 5-1. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> sandra bullock's ex makes a strange move to rehab

spike lee, dustin hoffman. i think we see warren beatty around the court. in the end, jack's there but not in his usual seats. they've just gotten under way. much more tonight on sports sunday. >>> stanford women take on ucla. emeka sidelined. into the second half, this game closer than stanford would have liked. off the bench coming up big. she played all but three minutes of the game as did neka's sister chenae. the third-ranked cardinal pull away for their 18th straight win. their conference winning streak stays alive. 53 wins straight or 52. a lot of straight wins against the conference. >> they are pretty good. >> they're great. >> thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. "tech now" is up next. >>> now another viewpoint. >> our latest editorial stated we believe in teacher tenness tennesseutennesseure reform that refuses to give ineffective wines hall pass. your responses were passionate and polarizing. one teacher exclaims ican only do so much. many parents don't follow up at home with homework checking or don't participate in conferences. another co

spike lee was loving it. a big knicks fan. 12.7 seconds to go. heat down. the king drives.uts it up. but amare stood his ground ever so strongly. making the big-time block. he was pumped up. so was spike. 6.7 seconds left. lebron dribbles and hits up the triple. he misses it. the knicks go on to win this one, 91-86. >>> that will do it for your espn news update. back to you in new york. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following later today, including the increasing pressure on the regime in libya. >>> and way out in space, astronauts are getting ready for today's spacewalk. details on today's fix-it mission straight ahead. (jennifer garner) there's a lot of beautiful makeup out there to cover up flaws and make skin look pretty but there's one that's so clever, it makes your skin look better even after you take it off. neutrogena healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of women saw improvement in their skin's natural texture, tone, or clarity. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics recommended most by dermatologists. [ male announcer ] there are snacks. and there a

and as the crisis in libya shows no signs of abating oil prices across the world continue to spike lee as the world's twelfth largest exporter of oil that investors fearing the anti-government uprising will disrupt global supplies as stocks fall sharply more analysis of the current situation the markets as well as the prospects for the future in our business bulletin and about less than twenty ten minutes time. russia is marking the fanner of the father a one day pay tribute to the nation's army servicemen and war veterans people are laying flowers or warmongers across the country president of the dimitri me to be out of has placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the kremlin wall in moscow the holiday is also seen as the unofficial man stayed in russia major fireworks display will also take place in moscow and other cities tonight. hundreds of thousands of people living with h.i.v. are fighting for their lives in ukraine as the government stands accused of delaying the supply of vile drugs and claims of state corruption patients have been forced to jeopardize their healt

world and as the crisis in libya shows no sign of abating oil prices across the world continue to spike lee v.a. is the world's twelfth largest exporter of oil with investors fearing the anti-government uprising will disrupt global supplies as stocks fall sharply more analysis of the current situation in the markets as well as the prospects for the future in our business both and in less than ten minutes time. britain's prime minister has come under fire for men to a weapons campaign hours after it emerged that he took the fans firm's representatives with him on his middle east tour u.k. manufacturers' crowd control vehicles have apparently been filmed on the streets of libya being used against protesters all over sprague from amnesty international says britain's tough arms sales laws are be abused. the vehicles that we've identified that appear to have been identified from from the youtube footage should never have been sold in the first place and it was just amnesty saying that an influential u.k. parliamentary committee was very critical of that decision back in two thousand and eight it

. >>> when spike lee is in the house you know it's a high profile game.lebron james with this cast, you expect memorable plays. james to pierce. james gets the ball back. first second jam. looks like the all star game, lebron to wade, back to lebron. the knicks stole this one, billops with a minute to

. >>> when spike lee is in the house you know it's a high profile game.es with this cast, you expect memorable plays. james to pierce. james gets the ball back. first second jam. looks like the all star game, lebron to wade, back to lebron. the knicks stole this one, billops with a minute to play. knicks take their talents to south beech 91-68. >>> and game and a half out of the play off spot after this 110-108 win. >>> they said he's lost 38 pounds since the world series. arizona scored four runs in the eighth. >>> matt garza on the hill for chicago in the third. cocoa crisp at the e with the bases willingham off semart going on to win 15-7. >>> 15 runs should be enough to win every game. he's already had a strong core of hitters. other offensive acquisitions this offseason included dejesus and willingham. >> our rbi production should go up this year. de jesus he's a clutch hitter. he doesn't have as much as josh or matsui. and in term will allow many me to turn more. i think our line up is a lot more potent that it was last year. >>> the game has lost o

franklin, vernon jordan, spike lee, attorney general eric holder, federal judges, ministers, every -- doctors -- and it just amazes me how many people had encounters with racial profiling and none of them did anything because they don't want a million dollars, they don't want to set a section of a lawsuit, they simply wanted an apology. and i say that to say you can use these stories to remind other people there is and hopelessness, but people who find themselves victimized by racial profiling can then tell their story and get other people to respond to it. >> thank you very much for your time. .. >> guest: because i had a 40 year-long career in broadcast journalism. i don't think anybody else in history. [laughter] has that distinction. hough i wanted to tell my story because it had lessons, pain, humor, a lot of experiences and i just wanted to put them down. i left the station not a happy person. it was a mutual partied of the ways but then i thought now what will i do? i decided the first thing you wanted to do was start writing everything that happened and it was a real catharsis

research on that, thurgood marshall, the late johnnie cochran, john hope franklin, vernon jordan, spike leeour attorney general, eric holder, federal judges, ministers, every -- doctors. and it just amazed me how many people had encounters with racial profiling, and most of them did nothing. because you know what they want? they don't want a billion dollars, they didn't want the satisfaction of a lawsuit, they simply wanted an apology. and i say that to say maybe you can use these stories to remind other people there is not hopelessness, but people who find themselves victimized by racial profiling can then tell that story and get other people to respond to it. >> thank you very much for your time. >> more than chicago economic history, it is chicago economic history, but futures have, you know, transformed the financial system in ways that i think that people don't fully, maybe, appreciate and don't realize. and that goes for traders as well as for people now who are wrestling with these big concepts like derivatives and understanding where they came from and understanding what happened he

started doing research on that, thurgood marshall, the late johnnie cochran, john hope franklin, spike lee, our attorney general, eric holder, federal judges, ministers, every -- doctors. and it just amazed me how many people had encounters with racial profiling, and most of them did nothing. because they don't want a billion dollars, they didn't want the satisfaction of a lawsuit, they simply wanted an apology. and i say that to say that maybe you can use these stories to remind other people there is not hopelessness, but people who find themselves victimized by racial profiling can then tell their story and get other people to respond to it. >> thank you very much for your time. >> next, s.e. quinn discusses his book, "empire of the summer moon: quanah parker and the rise and fall of the comanches, the most powerful indian tribe in american history." his talk from the 2010 texas book festival at austin is close to 45 minutes. >> once again my name is brian sweeney, i'm the deputy editor of texas monthly magazine, and i have to say it is always a real treat to be invited to work at the bo