t.i.show last weekend i asked asked him about raising his kids to be independent thinkers, people, here's what he said to me, take a look. >> i think more than anything, i want to encourage individuality. >> how do you do that? how do you foster individuality? >> i think the strongest thing any man can have as a keen sense of self. you have to go through different metamorphosis. throughout evolution to end up where we truly belong. >> tamron: on that podcast, ti said he convinced his daughter to wave her privacy rights during this annual exam. he does not apply the same standard to his 15-year-old son. his daughter, he said, we'll look back and be grateful that he was involved. here is the deal, i am very sensitive about talking about parental issues. i don't think people should tell you how to raise her child. but once you go out and tell everybody something, of course they are going to have very strong opinions. especially on this. online, people lit into him. one person wrote "no exagge

. >> t.i. is coming to the table. yes inde. address the controversy. >> it's the rapper's fst interview after making headles for admitting he makes his teen daughter go to the doctor each year to prove she's still a >> we hot thatoday. >> we spoke to jada at a screening for another big project she's exutive producing, the movie "hala" about a pakistani american teen struggling with her family. >> she found a way to find her own autonomy. >>ada rolled solo, but hubby will was on r mind after revealing he could have played her co-sta >> i got offered "the matrix." i know. relax. relax. how do you think i fee >> i tried to tell him. >> well, since she's expected back for "matrix four" maybe put in a good word for a will cameo? >> heck no. i don't need to put in a good word for will smith. look will is busy away prepping for his next le. he's playing venus and serena williams' dad in a new movie. he's all good and so is the cast of "frozen two." >> and the srs are in hollywood toet tir stars side by side. >> then only we're behind

so, the plug was pulled once again on t.i. residents at midnight. >> we spent $200 on the food. and, sitting it's going bad. because, there is no electricity. yesterday the electricity, we do not have any electricity, and electricity came back this morning at 6 p.m., but then, they were here for one hour and electricity went up and they haven't been back yet. >> reporter: the power lines and grid were passed down from the u.s. navy and are now in control of the treasure island development authority. powered by the sf puc. press secretary will richmond said the lights will continue to go out for another year and a half until construction is complete. pg&e is refunding the customers for the time that they lost power. you guys have plans to do the same? >> cost $250 to refill. understand that, have not heard any plans about that, we can check, that someday we can obviously check moving forward. now in the past two years the past few businesses have relocated here to treasure island seeking lower rent in the case of some restaurants, seeking to cash in it when rita veltman finally h

aside from t.i., who are the other parents in he's probably like take the doors off those stalls expeditiouslylaughter ) i think we can all agree that neither kids nor schools should be responsible for fixing this addiction crisis. the companies like juul have helped create. if anything, e-cigarette companies should be forced to pay for damage they have caused, the same way opioid companies are forced to pay, or how nabisco had to pay for cookie monster's rehab. we should go to juul's offices and take the doors off their bathroom stalls till they fix the shit they've done ( applause ) that's how vaping became the crisis it is in america today. if you don't know, now you know. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) you've got to do it. and keep doing it. because there are those who don't. and those who do. let's do. what is that? uh mine, why? it's just that it's... lavender. yes it is, it's for men but i like the smell of it laughs ♪ >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." you know, we talk a lot about president trump on this show, and for good reason -- not only is he one of the mo

aside from t.i., who are the other parents in he's probably like take the doors off those stalls expeditiouslylaughter ) i think we can all agree that neither kids nor schools should be responsible for fixing this addiction crisis. the companies like juul have helped create. if anything, e-cigarette companies should be forced to pay for damage they have caused, the same way opioid companies are forced to pay, or how nabisco had to pay for cookie monster's rehab. we should go to juul's offices and take the doors off their bathroom stalls till they fix the shit they've done ( applause ) that's how vaping became the crisis it is in america today. if you don't know, now you know. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) why are we doing this? why are we doing what? using my old spice moisturize with shea butter body wash... all i wanted was to use your body wash and all i wanted was to have a body wash. this is an ad for a chip we don't need a logo. it's the three-sided crunch. you know, that cheesy, spicy, crispy-crunchy, flavor packed bodega snack that rhymes with. i need those. an ad with n

we send our people in shorter increments that don't equate to t.i.e're working on getting that in longer hours. i sent an e-mail to the state and asked them if anyone has instructional service agreements, how do they address in-service training, so we're working on it. >> president nakajo: thank you very much, captain connors. the preference would be for you to verbalize, as well. >> good morning. i'm monique pascual, director of service agreements, so i 'v been working with chief corso, making sure that we run the process as smoothly as possible. it has been running smoothly, and i'm excited for the next five years. >> president nakajo: very good. we're going to ask for questions or comments from the commissioners at this point, and if there are any questions or comments, please respond to them. vice president covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. thank you, mr. corso, and the city college team. have we gone through a complete calendar year under the trial? >> we have not gone through a complete calendar year. that would be

they can just put their displays of this-- there are children t.i. airport!soy the book titles don't have asterisks or anything like that? >> maybe one for the "u." >> stephen: but the kids know. >> it seems lays-- exact lie, this doesn't upset anybody else. but i was furious. >> stephen: is anyone else upset about this? ( applause ). >> stephen: they do not mean it. >> i can't stand that! do not patronize me! has anybody seen this trendalate lie? it's all cute and gimmicky. ( bleep ) those authors and ( bleep ) their books! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we have to take a little bit of a break. when we come back, i will ask about his marvel role as ant man and the future of his abs. stick around. we used to love going out with julia and mike, but since they bought their new house... which menu am i looking at here? start with "ta-paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you in school? yes, i'm in art school. oh, wow. so have you thought about how you're gonna make money? at least we're learni

plus, public outrage facing repartee i -- rapper t.i.'s stance on the controversial rigidity test -- virginity test. coming up next. dr. oz: season 11 starts now. children have the right to feel

but she refused, and natchi jolinkomo — also from south africa — but supports virginity testing and t.i'su forjoining us. snow, tell us what you think about ti. i think what he is doing is a gross violation of his daughter ‘s rights. he needs to understand his daughter is human as much as she is a child and take a right into consideration. i think there is no dignity in your father taking your you think he's done the right thing, do you? yes, absolutely. the right thing. why? there is only one aspect that i don't agree with. he is taking his daughter to a male gynaecologist. struggling to hear you, but ijust wa nt to struggling to hear you, but ijust want to try and establish a bit more about how and what you think about this. snow was saying what about the human rights of his daughter, she's going off and having testing, she's also having to sign a medical waiver so also having to sign a medical waiver so her dad knows what the results are so so her dad knows what the results are so that doctors can speak to him about it, what about her human rights? i don't know how the methodology of t

some landlords and some are really giving away t.i.ything that they can to draw retailers into their locations. that is the case but if you are a great location, it is kind of the same as it always was >> you're known for the high end brands at bargain prices but i wonder in the last year, we've had a nordstrom open, neiman marcus open, high end stores do you think that they will have a chance to be successful in new york city? >> i hope they do. for us, because we're an off price retailer, a full line department store is our best advertising. why? because customers go to that store, see what they have, and then they come to us and they get it at half the price so i hope -- for me, i love competition. any type of competition. so those high end department stores come, flourish, do well, bring traffic to new york city, it will bring traffic to us as well >> anything that i should be walking over after the show to buy today? >> absolutely. we have some great deals we have if our holiday, you know, marketing impact, we have a thing called