tupac tupac says they are the scapegoats of political wrong els. >> we have nothing to do with the political disputes between the mayor and its predecessor. we have become the excuse of the political revenge. >> the mayor says he wants to preserve heritage under what was provided by the cultural organization or unesco. unesco says it has nothing to do with them. he said they are bent on destroying everything created by hi arch rival. >> it's an aggression, a policy that begins by destroying everything. cancel all cultural activities including children's reading less options in the museum. >> citizens like trujillo are furious >> he should have taken into account the people's opinions. >> critics say instead of having a political battle, the mayor should be focusing on walls like this, if you will of graffiti all over the historic center and hardly have any artisting value. >> despite criticism, the mayor hasn't backed down. he is only allowed two murals to remain. meanwhile, tupac and others have taken their case to the government's intell he can't july property act see and he himself, is du

. >> tupac used to spend days painting., this street artists wants others like him to confront the mayor over the desconstruction of the murals. he painted "i used to dream" during an art festival. now it's the red wall of a parking lot. >> it was a collaborative peaceiece done in four days interacting with people walking by. >> his is one of more than 30 murals destroyed. many were part of an art festival organized by the former mayor in 2013. she gave permits to local and foreign artsists who created works of art as tall as a building. tupac says they are the scapegoats of political wrangles. >> we have nothing to do with the political disputes between the mayor and his predecessor and we have become the excuse of his political revenge. >> he recently elected said he wants to preserve lima's cultural heritage under provisions created by the united nations educational, scientific and cultural organization or unesco. unesco says it has nothing to do with them. critics say he is bent on destroying everything created by his a

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tupac tupac shakur was one of his clients. notorious big was killed five years later.e years in prison on an unrelated situation to this but now he may go back to jail for life. >> i want to confirm one thing label is death row. >> death row records. >> see a little irony here? >> he may end up on death row but his attorneys claim that this video exonerates him. that it shows he was attacked by these other two guys and that they had a gun and that he was trying to flee the scene. they say he's blind in his left eye and couldn't see somebody was on his left eye and that's why he ran over the guy. >> all right. well, i don't really care but i want justice to be done. ms. martha, thank you. >> thanks, bill. >> tip of the day, newscasters like myself overusing words. it's annoying. the tip moments away. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >>> "the factor" tip of the day bad talking by tv people in a moment. first billoreilly.com big

tupac was involved in a pretty big fight on the strip all right or should we say a b-i-g fight.on. oh. okay. all right. let me just pour out a little for that joke. out of respect. >> all out of respect. any way the may 2nd bout is expected to set a pay for view record and mao weather is looking at a record pay-day. >> when it comes to the purse mayweather is getting a 60-40 split which means his cut without could be worth more than $120 million. >> man. i barely make that in a month. just kidding, it's cable it would take me $120 million years to make this that's right i make a dollar a year. >> this seems like a lot of excitement. i'm a little confused. i thought boxing was dead. so is boxing back? >> nbc streaming elite professional boxing to millions of sport fans on three network television in prime time. >> larry: nbc is making an effort to rejuvenate a sport that has gotten gotten choked out by mma. over the years boxing suffered from corruption lack of big stars apathy from fans it's a lot like nbc news if you think about it. >> now it's true that mayweather and pacquiao

it's a note from tupac -- i did it, so i have one.ote from tu and it said, thank you for being real when not being that was in style. i never sold my soul. and so as a human being i thik pretty nice. compassionate. pretty fair. i think i have been consistent come t show. rms of how i >> coming up, an unlikely partnership that's helping women get back on their feet andndnd ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ba-da-ba-ba-ba get the same kind of therapy without an appointment. smartrelief from icy hot. a wave of relaxing pulses that block even chronic pain. smartrelief. what makeso ultimate?ultimate it's packed with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. rich, yet absorbs lickety-split. skin looks nourished, healed, healthy. gold bond. elaine: it was 17 years ago when i decided to become a mentor that i was assigned to christina. when she was in the first grade, she was a shy little girl, not able to smile much. christina: elaine showed me there were people out there to help me and guide me through life. when elaine let me read her diary, i didn't even realize how im

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have that technology yet, ted will have to settle for reaganesque hologram by his side, remember that tupac hologram in coachella? remember? cruz is in. it is on. now we'll see how the rest of the file shapes up -- field shapes up, rand will take libertarian, huckabee social conservatives, lindsey graham, the neoconhawks, but will ted cruz take america? only time will tell. tonight starbucks pulls plug on its race together initiative. darn, just when the conversations were getting intresting, and what your doctor won't tell but surgery, obamacare is 45 years old today, we're all going to disneyland to celebrate, but no better for it. and my house is haunted. and i will show you the creepy picture of the people ghost, bringing down my property value, thank you,. i am kennedy. >> "new york times" say that ted cruz's chances of winning presidency are abysmal, but some people think he is crazy enough to win. joining me, ben dominic. publisher. what is happening? >> everything that is coming up roses for ted cruz. >> everything coming up ted on march madness monday. a lot of people are dismissiv

. >> that is a shout out to my wife because it is a tupac lyric.rlem was our home, our arena. >> where does the time of the white come from? >> the ones that got away -- they are like moby dick. the guys chasing them, even though they are retired, they are like ahabs. i made up a word that they referred to each of their devils as "whites." >> this is what connolly said. " those you go into darkness as a matter of course and duty rings up the measure of darkness back into themselves. they keep it from spreading like a cancer. it is this struggle that brent places at the heart of his storytelling, another great so-called crime novelist said the best crime novels are not about how crops work cases, they are about how cases work cops." that is a good line. this is about how the case works we c -- works the cop. >> these people take this guy who committed some kind of atrocity and you never know one man's atrocity is another man's big deal. rarely are the whites for these guys the perpetrators that had the highest victim count. it is something personal

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. >> i think that kendrick lamar is the closest thing that we have to tupac shakir. have artists on the ground who are in the movement. kendrick lamar is not a part of the movement yet. however, he's speaking from a perspective of people who can appreciate where he's coming from. we have a plethora of artists who speak from their ulterior motives to make money, they're not speaking from their soul. i'm listening to you or he's having a conversation with tupac shakur and he's 'em batletles his place in society and being true to himself. so i salute artists like that for being real to who we are. i think that with corporate rap, that money making is the goal. i don't think kendrick's goal is to make money, i think his goal to change the world. >> fm supreme, my producer victoria says thank you. she and i have been fighting about the album for three days and i defer to you, jessica. thank you to my panel. up next the white house just held its second annual student film festival. of more than 1700 entries, 15 were selected and the students behind one of those films joins

. >> well, that's a shadow to my wife because it's a to tupac lyric. we play where we live. we live in harlem and this is where we live, this is our home, this is our arena this is our passion. >> rose: what is the title -- where does the title "the whites" come from? it's moby dick? >> exactly. the ones who got away are like moby dick, and the guys chasing them, even though they're retired they're like ahabs. so made up a word who referred to each of their devils as the whites so shout out to the white wail. >> rose: the axiom those who go into darkness as a matter of course and duty bring a measure of darkness back into themselves. how to keep it from spreading like a cancer eating at your humanity is a police officer's eternal struggle. it's this struggle that brandt places at the heart of his storytelling another great so-called crime novelist geoff wine baugh says the best crime novels aren't about how cops work cases but about how cases work cops. that's a good line. >> yes. >> rose: that holds true with fervor in "the whites" because that's about how the case works th

the jihadi group calls these art tupacs non-islamic. well, also today, a provincial governor says iraqi forces are pushing on in their offensive against islamic state, and expect to reach the outskirts of tikrit soon. the iraqi army's bid to retake the city began earlier in the week. the advance, itself though has been slowed by roadside bombs and by boopy traps. tikrit is significant. this is the hometown of the former president, saddam hussein. but the bigger and probably tougher prize will be in the city of mosul, iraq's second city, a little bit further to the north there, which is firmly under i.s. control. understandably, there's growing concern for the plight of the iraqi civilians, from tikrit. and the u.n. has sent convoys of relief for thousands of people who have been displaced from the city. lisa grande is a u.n. representative based in iraq. >> already, there are close to 30,000 people in the past several weeks that have fled out of tikrit seeking safe haven in areas mostly to the south, mostly near the town of samara. we k

tupac has technical --dupont has technical headwinds.aring losses, the north dakota oil spill trying to sell itself following the plunge in oil prices. it has attracted interest from exxon mobil and other companies but an outright sale of the company is a low probability according to one analyst. he is looking for near-term weakness in the stock price from current levels and ultimately the market discounting the likelihood of an outright sale. alix: thanks, -- alix: thanks scar. we will have you later in the forecast. does greece have a image problem. he posed with his wife. he is hostile and interviews. all of this while greece is trying to hammer out an agreement with creditors and it is headed to the wire yet again. joining me, a expert and bloomberg's lisa abramowitz. is this news or is it just something that the media love to talk about? lisa: a little bit of both right? people are getting sick of it. go ahead and leave the eurozone. that is what the bond market seems to be saying as well. in greece, the yields are widening. i think

but i was so sure that i actually said to my agent on the phone today at the lives of my tupac harris on the fact that wasn't going to win. and now i don't know what i am going to do. so we will have to hope they don't understand english. [laughter] anyway first of all thank you so much. the arthur one-sided graphic novels are not traditional in literature but that does not mean they are second-grade. images are way of writing when you have the talent to write and draw and it seems a shame to choose one. it's better to do both. thank you to the national book critics circle for understanding is acceptable and sometimes preferable for some industrious pictures as well as words to tell a story. i wrote this book as i was afraid that i did not start to forget. not to stuff it happen, but memories of my parents, how they sounded what they looked like, what they ate, with a war. sometimes images did. thank you to everybody of bloomsbury. i specifically would like to thank my brilliant editor and friend who is more helpful than she possibly could have known in putting this post together. i w