later a "360" exclusive, spike lee joins us live.k about his tirade on gentrification in african-american neighborhoods and why it takes in his words an influx of white people before the garbage is picked up and streets are kept safe. he got a lot of people talking today. tonight he's talking to us.

later a 360 exclusive, spike lee joins us live. his tirade on gentrification and why it takes in his words an influx of white people before the garbage is picked up and streets are kept safe. he got a lot of people talking today. tonight he's talking to us. >>> it will not be a dull night. we begin with the breaking news. arizona governor janwe

later a 360 exclusive, spike lee joins us live.n gentrification and why it takes in his wordsan in flux of white people before the garbage is picked up and streets are kept safe. he got a lot of people talking today. tonight he's talking to us. >>> it will not be a dull night. with begin with the breaking news. arizona governor jan brewer's long-awaited decision on sb

spike lee joins us now.d to have you on the program you talked about the trash getting picked up, facilities getting better, police being more active. all those improvements after a community starts to gentrify. to you is that because white people have moved into the neighborhood? or could it be a function of pure economics? like it or not in this society the more money you make the louder your voice is heard, the more politicians and police pay attention? >> i think it's a combination of the two. but i don't think you could deny the fact that race takes a part. now, i'd like to say first of all, last night i spoke at pratt institute. i was invited to speak there for black history month. and people there have a very short memory. there's a thing called white flight where with the decay of urban cities, white americans left these cities. they'll flee away from taxes, crime, whatever. and went to suburbia. it followed them. they said why are we spending three hours a day on the long island expressway? let's mo

later a 360 exclusive, spike lee joins us live. we'll talk about his tirade on gentrification and why it takes in his wordsan in flux of white people before the garbage is picked up and streets are kept safe. he got a lot of people talking today. tonight he's talking to us. >>> it will not be a dull night. with begin with the breaking news. arizona governor jan brewer's long-awaited decision on sb 1060. the passage of it with big names calling for a sveto. warnings this will hurt business in the state of arizona and jobs. governor brewer got the bill on monday. just minutes ago she went before the cameras. listen. >> i'm here to announce a decision on senate bill 1062. as with every proposal that reaches my desk, i give great concern and careful evaluation and deliberate consideration, and especially to senate bill 1062. i call them like i see them, despite the cheers or the boos from the crowd. i took the necessary time to make the right decision. i met or spoke with my attorneys, lawmakers and citizens supporting and opposing thi

tonight a "360" exclusive with filmmaker spike lee. movies have focused on topics such as race relations here in new york city. lee has weighed in on the subject of gentrification. obviously many cities in this country are being transformed as people with high incomes in many cases, many of whom are white, move into neighborhoods previously home to those with lower incomes. many of them african-american. speaking to students last night at the pratt institute in brooklyn, lee denounced gentrification that's changing new york city and harlem and brooklyn itself where he was raised. listen. >> i grew up in ft. greene. i grew up here in new york. it's changed. and why does it take an influx of white new yorkers in the south bronx, in harlem, and bed stuy and crown heights for the facility to get better? the garbage wasn't picked up every [ bleep ] when i was living in 1265 washington park, ps 20 was not good. ps 11, rothschild 294. the police weren't around. when you see white mothers push their babies in strollers 3:00 in the morning down

let's talk about spike lee, interesting case in point.one of the most successful people in the country. he's worth an incredible amount of money. he's selling a town house for $32 million. he could move into a bad neighborhood and bring everybody's real estate values up in one fell swoop. >> he is a causative factor. if he moved into a swamp the prices would go up next door immediately. i mean, a bad movie makes $40 million, $50 million. maybe he doesn't have the full perspective of a family who has worked 30, 40 years, paying taxes, now that 3, 4, 5 million to them, that's a tremendous change. he spoke about his grandmother putting him through moorehouse. some of these families when they move south and down size, what do they do with the money? put their children through college or grad school. the money doesn't evaporate or disappear. but we've never been able to do that. >> real estate has always been in america -- there's been bubbles and bust, but it has always been for regular americans the only key to wealth creation. the only one.

so thank you, spike lee.that. [ cheers and applause ] what do you guys think of the studio? do you like the studio? do you like the way it looks? [ cheers and applause ] it's just beautiful. it looks good. i want to thank eugene lee for designing this and putting this together. i just think it looks gorgeous. so very, very excited. very happy to be here. i mean, this is exciting. we have great, giant guests. couldn't be more excited about this. he's one of the best guys around. we asked him to be our first guest. and he said yes right away. he's a huge, huge movie star. will smith is here, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] come on, he's the best! also on the show, man -- these are --you know, they're just one of the greatest rock bands in history. they're going to sit down and talk with us as well. and their musical performance is going to blow your pants off. i guarantee this. u2 is here tonight! >> steve: what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey guys, i can't believe this is happening. i'm re

it surprises very few when spike lee blue up over this one question. >> his hometown, spike lee was answeringn he told this audience he did not see a lot of good coming from the idea. here he was. >> this is the christopher columbus syndrome. we have been here. you can't just come in. you can't do that. you can't come in the neighbors and say why you want to come in. and kill off the native americans. you can't do that. you have to get no respect. there is a code and you can't move in and get an update. when michael jackson dies, wait a minute. we can have black people celebrate here. who is coming into the neighborhood. garbage and there is dogs running around. so we have to move forward. they just moved into the neighborhood. they led for you guys to respect and you have the culture that is laid down for generations and you come in and you have a chance because you are here? >> okay. let's talk about this. >> nice to see both of you. welcome. >> micheala. let's begin with you. you were neighbors with spikily for years in ft. green. you spend a lot of time in harlem. do you agree with them?

>> the artist sold his estate of 9,000 square feet to spike lee not so many years ago for $16 millionf the few homes that has an interior courtyard. an unbelievable place. google hatch house and you can see the photos. on it's an unbelievable place. there is no corner of new york where won't find working class people struggling to stay on. right off the bat it raises the question when somebody comes in and buys an estate and looks to resell it at twice that price, what effect does that have on housing prices. it's not that anybody should be condemned, but just like anybody else, spike lee is buying and selling and trying to do what's right for him and his family. no reason to criticize for doing the same thing. their transactions might have a few zeros left off. >> yeah, yeah. you have rosie perez, a long time resident of brooklyn and friend of spike lee. she talked to him and agreed with and understood what he was trying to say, but it's easy to dismiss as him being crazy. you put in the top and here he is in all his mother f-ing glory and did he have a point? the folks were part of

he has worked with spike lee. he has a new film entitled "the projectionist coco and they have been using kickstart her to -- "the projectionist." and they have been using kickstart her to fund it. but i promise i won't yell like spike lee did. >> you never know. it depends on what we are going to say. how did you get into this world of financing movies using the internet? >> i think we saw a new trend in filmmaking taking place before our very eyes with the technology and the access that we had to it. and we also have this opportunity with this trend changing with regard to how films are financed. most kickstart her projects are going to go to kick started to say, we want to -- most film kick starter projects are going to go to kick starter to say we want to make it. and we saw that as an opportunity to use the platform not necessarily to make the film, but to find the audience and engage interest and contributions made from that with an opportunity to reinvest in the film and finance our own theatrical distribut

. >> as you probably know, especially if you were watching yesterday, that was spike lee going off aboutghborhood fort greene. now people all over the country are talking about the "g" word gentrification. it's parted the debate about what happens when wealthy residents and businesses move into a struggling urban area. articles like this one in "new york times" echoed some of spike's views, of course without the profanity. why would we encourage gentrification, predatory lenders, buyers, racketeers making home ownership most costly, will accelerate normal cycles drive up evictions and yet a recent "new york" magazine article asked the question, is gentrification all bad. the ought thor looks at this way, it doesn't need to be something that one group inflicts on another. so the question is, does the down side outweigh the up side when the affluent move in? to help us answer that question, we brought in an expert. lance freeman, associate professor of urban planning at columbia, and the author of "this goes the hood." what is it about and why did you write it? >> thanks for having me. my

mif, so new this week, director spike lee went on a rant about changes in new york city. in the process he set off a debate the benefits of gentrifying low-96 neighborhoods. parts of lee's neighborhood has seen an influx of high income residents. he says the gentrification is changing, then comes the blank expletive, christopher columbus descroax. syndrome. you can't discover us, we've been here. take over things. i actually listened to it. it was about ten minutes long and he was in a debate with a guy asking him a question, values and black folks who have been in his neighborhoods and now they are getting some money out of these properties. this was heated. >> i sense that in an area . [ distorted audio ] >> for real estate agent to make big offers to buy their home. >> i heard people say you know, we will buy gentrification has set prices skyrocketing. one by one long time residents are cashing in and moving out. >> sold for $1,379. >> across the new york city neighborhood it's the same. near the homeless shelter, apartments are selling for over $2 million. realtors to

here's spike lee. >> harlem is a historic black neighborhood, history, just come and be humble.on't come in saying we're here now and this is the way it has to be. that's crazy. >> -- >>> and kevin hart on manchester training ground and scores a kick goal against england's no. 1 scoring goalie. this has got more than 200,000 views. when did he have time to go there? >> the one thing he hasn't been on, a soccer pitch. >>> so it's going to get really cold tonight and tomorrow, but that is nothing compared to what we may be in for by monday. topper is tracking the next storm coming up. >> but first shedding some light on why so many of those overhead high lamps are sitting in the pitch black on the beltway. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is ofhaten nded down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an a

so the governor's going to pull a spike lee and do the right thing. that's great. but exactly what is the right thing, governor? governor brewer so far isn't saying. >> i'm going to go home and when i receive the bill, i'm going to read it and i'm going to be briefed on it. we have been following it. i'll make my decision in the near future. i have until friday or saturday morning to determine that. >>> let's bring in nbc justice correspondence, pete william. pete, all the momentum seems to be on the side of the bill's critics. why no decision yet? >> don't know. i assume the governor wants to make sure that she's fully informed before she makes her decision. >> now just give us some clarification on the law, pete, because there is actually an existing law here that is amended. this is not an entirely new law. can you explain the difference? >> sure. arizona, like many states, has something called a religious freedom restoration act. congress passed the first fwhun 1993. it was in response to a u.s. supreme court decision about two members of an indian tribe church

. >> 400 fell attended a private funeral mass for philip seymour hoffman including spike lee. he died on sunday. police believe that philip seymour hoffman overdosed on heroin inside his manhattan apartment. he leave behind his partner of 15 years and their three concern. his family and friends are landing a larger memorial service later this month. >> tv host is facing backlash over her choice of a hashtag talking about the murder of a three-year-old girl in napa using "freezer tot" on twitter and facebook and her followers responded by demanding that she remove the hashtag and apologize which has changed a short time ago and it now reads "justice for kayleigh." her mother, sara krueger and her boyfriend ryan warner face murder charges. what do you think of the post? let us know on our facebook page at facebook/abc7 news. >> we know how hackers carried out the massive data breach at target. "wall street journal" says hackers infiltrated the target computer system by accessing the electronic billing system by a refrigerator contractor and they are working with the excrete -- w

just have to wait until we'll see the first episode tonight, the new opening sequence by director spike leejimmy's first guests are will smith and u2. and to our friend jimmy, long may you run. >>> another break for us. we're back in a moment with the close call that a lot of people are keeping a close eye on tonight. are keeping a close eye on >>> there is a gripping photo that is being beamed around the world. u.n. workers found a 4-year-old boy named marwan walking by himself in the desert between syria and jordan. he is a refugee, fleeing from the fighting in syria. he got separated though briefly from his family, and then he bravely walked on alone until volunteers put him together with his parents. tonight the family has been reunited. they're living in a u.n.-sponsored refugee camp. >>> the russians aren't going quietly after losing that epic hockey game against the u.s. here in sochi this past weekend. the russian goal that was disallowed because the goal itself was out of position, that dpnt go down well. and today outside the u.s. embassy in moscow, fans erected a banner protestin

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precedent for the rights and equality of black americans and those of course great artists like spike lee alice walker and the list goes on but it is a month of reverence for recognizing past struggles and honoring the contributions of the black community anough slavery may have ended over a century ago with institutionalized racism found in policies like stand your ground and stop and frisk coupled with the fact that there are more blacks in prison today than were slaves in eight hundred fifty according to the book the new jim crow how much progress has this country really made well joining me now to discuss black history and what this month may be missing howard university professor dr william always a pleasure to have you on thank you are you doing great i wanted to bring up the recent atlantic article that quoted heroes like frederick douglass and rosa parks feel like characters in a novel a world away from the clicking locks and nervous glances that plague millions of ordinary people dr leon do you sympathize with that sentiment do you think that this month maybe glosses over some of

. >>> plus, spike lee fired up, the film director unleashing a seven minute rant about race and reale. the man who sparked the tirade. >>> breaking news out of arizona. the government expected to i can ma a major announcement about a bill that critics call anti-gay. let's go "out front." >>> breaking news. much anticipated announcement from the arizona governor's fi

mourners included meryl streep, and spike lee. they gathered to remember hoffman. the actor died sunday at the age of 46 years old. the lemon area autopsy results were inconclusive. >> testimony resumes today in the florida murder trial of michael done, charged with murder in the death of jordan davis read -- jordan davis. an officer took the stand today to testify about what he witnessed when he arrived. >> i saw a young black male sitting on the driver side passenger seat sobbing. he was cradling another young male's head. the defense says the team threatened dunn with a knife. police have found a newborn baby who disappeared from his bassinet in wisconsin. he was crying inside of a toback outside of a gas station in iowa. they found the path. they are working to reunite the baby with his family. >> the target data breach may have been traced back to a heating and cooling contractor. they are based in pennsylvania. it has a branch in maryland. the company says it was the victim of a cyber attack that allowed hackers to break into target computer systems. the thie

carmelo anthony, spike lee shot a commercial >> in 2013, stock markets boomed.year might be a different story. the major indices already plunged this week though they have rebounded in the past two days. could this be the beginning of a bigger pullback? let's ask neil williams. great to have you on the program. thank you so much for coming in. when we talk about the last couple of weeks, some say it is a huge correction. the market wiped off value. others say it is a reintroduction of volatility. any opportunity for investors? >> there are. it seems to me that the very soggy start reflects three great misconceptions. the first one is that the so-called rotation out of bonds was going to be swift. it is never going to be as rapid as that. the second thing is that that is the mists believe china is beginning to collapse again. if there is one big economy that can pull certain levers to make sure it grows to target, it is china. building bridges, increasing agricultural subsidies. the third thing is naive assumption that we are now looking at a blanket on all emerg

spike lee is ticked off at hipsters taking over brooklyn as he made clear and speaking at the pratt institute. white people come in and force the culture of a neighborhood to change. listen up, listen uppers. >> you can't come in with people that lay down and you come and [bleep]. get out of here. you you can't do that. >> in his seven-minute rant he said when more affluent people move to a neighborhood it is safer asking -- >> so why >> meanwhile, puppies have been dealing with an influx of white ducks. >> that's the way it is supposed to be. sherrod, i go to you first because you are a caw -- comedian. >> feel you on that. >> do you agree with lee's race i'm. >> yes. as soon as the white people come in and ruin the neighborhood with the new schools. i understand what he is saying. they change the neighborhood up. he wants the neighborhood to keep the cultural personality and history. white people come and sometimes y'all -- the police definitely come with y'all. not just the police, the 5-o. >> let me pause at the notion that you can shoot me down. i don't think it is white people. i think

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we were also both directed by spike lee. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: he directed our opening. >> oh, yeah? camera, yeah. >> it's not too late, it's not too late. we went like, guerilla style, all around new york city late at night, midnight, and got shots of me leaving, you know, walking past the library, you know, lincoln center. but then we did a lot of food. we went to katz deli -- >> oh yeah? >> jimmy: we went to gramercy tavern, we went to red rooster. and what happened was we edited it together and it's just basically me eating. [ laughter ] >> what's better, katz deli or carnegie deli? i don't want to -- you're in trouble already. now katz is on houston, right. >> jimmy: yeah, katz is downtown and that's a good corned beef, right there. >> yeah, that's the big one. >> jimmy: but carnegie is a a good time too. i mean, i don't know what to say. that's a lot of pressure. i'm going to say -- >> i think one day we should just go and do a test. i think we should go to one, and then go to the other. >> jimmy: we'll do that, all right. we'll do a test. yeah. >> i think we could do it as a a

i talked about the influences that was important in my life growing up culturally, the films of spike leed some other groups. all of those artists talked about self-empowerment and self-responsibility, personal responsibility. we have gotten away from that. that's part of the reason why people feel as if a lot of the reasons why african-american men or latino men are facing the problems they do is because that message of personal responsibility is not being reinforced in a pop cultural sense. it is very important that the president, as well as all of us. we are all role models within the society, talk about the importance of personal responsibility. there will be obstacles. everyone faces obstacles. just as those poor kids in urban american and rural america as well. we all have problems. taking personal responsibility to get past those problems is the most important step any of us can take. i was very happy to see the president reinforce that message. >> it is an important discuss to be having and the white house event started that discuss or kept it going in a louder way. it is probably

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the show open was directed by spike lee there in new york city.onologue, jimmy made room for a little "today" show classic. >> matt lauer and al roker tried doubles luging together. >> i think that went well. >> you can't unsee that. yeah. actually, that screaming came from the sled. >> okay. maybe that was the only joke. didn't go so well. >> the rest of the show was great. >> the show was spectacular. but we're proud to be part of history. the first show. >> it's big. >> and that's what's trending today. >>> "today's olympic moment" is brought to you by coca-cola. open a coke and enjoy the games. >> and now two olympic moments for today, the bright future of american ice dancing. >> all eyes may be on meryl and charlie this morning, but two other american teams lit up the iceberg in monday's free skate. >> very attractive, innovative lifts. >> madison and evan with sweeping lifts. >> look at them. >> while the brother and sister team danced to michael jackson hits. even navigating a sequin on sequin wardrobe malfunction that left mya's tights to

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spike lee directed the open. and kim kardashian showed up on his show too last night. to be on jay's last show and jimmy's first. most people thought he had a really good show, really good start. one review i did see, though, said he does need to work on that interviewing skill. when he has a president on, you can't slow jam the news forever. so you do need to be able to hone that skill. >> there are plenty of us doing accountability interviews. i know people who know him. i think what makes him different in a phony world that entertainment can be is they say he's a genuinely good guy. the smile is authentic and that is a refreshing thing in such an ugly business. >> and very different comedians. i think maybe that's the similarity. jay leno, that's what people loved about his farewell, so wen begin. >> jimmy's open was very heart felt. he put his monologue aside for about ten minutes. he said, i was that kid who begged my parents to stay up and watch. and there's now some kid begging his participaents to watch me. >> they moved it out to l.a. >> the l.a. folks are sti

spike lee trying to put controversial comments about gentrification in context.hat were once predominantly african-american, but that they should respect the culture. he went off about people moving into his old brooklyn neighborhood. >>> boy, it's been a bit of a tough week for texas republican dan a patrick. after a federal judge struck down the state's gay marriage ban, he put a post on his twitter page, here's what it said, marriage equality equals one man and one man. a correction came reading one man and one woman. and finally a third tweet, we have a new job opening on our campaign social media intern. >>> university orlando following disney world's lead and raising their ticket price starting immediately. a one-day single park-ticket jumped up. prices also jumped for that two-day and park-to-park ticket price. >>> according to georgia police who say they're not going to file charges against justin bieber. the footage seems to show an unsteady bieber undergoing a sobriety test. according to police, he failed a series of those tests. that's a look at what's

through weeks ago and reports of lee achieved little although afghan officials remain confident they will eventually bear fruit the u.s. has voiced it supports the spikes washington haven't spent billions of dollars and ten years fighting taliban militants there and of course there is the. over america's role in the beyond twenty fourteen marina portnoy looks at what's been achieved after a decade of war. one of america's longest and most expensive foreign investments is turning into one of its greatest obstacles the u.s. intervention in afghanistan has essentially created a new television movement far more powerful you know no comparison really with the taliban that existed before nine eleven or before the u.s. intervention in afghanistan matter of fact as the taliban and afghan president reportedly remain in secret talks about reaching a peace deal washington's future in the country after twenty fourteen remains in limbo president hamid karzai still refuses to sign a long term bilateral agreement with washington last week that the afghan leader cited poet percy shelley when describing the painfully strained relations with america i believe the best w