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dre, and tupac. here's the story. >> perhaps the end of a long fall from grace for suge knight.he noday, he played in contest to voluntary manslaughter for hit and run nearly quencher years ago. in california, pleading no contest is the equivalent of pleading guilty. to january 29, 2015, after an argument, he ran over two men with his pickup truck. one of the victims later died in the hospital, while the e other survived with serious injuries. he originally fled the scene but turned himself in a day later. at the time, suge knight was out of prison on bail for a robbery case. suge knight is best known for cofounding death row records in 1991. the record label helped launch the career of snoop dogg and site names like dr. dre and tupac. the company sold tens of millions of albums before filing for bankruptcy in 2006. once known as the most feared man in hip-hop, suge knight has had numerous run-ins with the law and spend time in jail in 1997 and 2003 for assault and parole violations. while in prison, he was named as a suspect in the murder of rapper notorious b.i.g., but he was

hip—hop label death row records, which launched the careers of artista like dr dre, snoop dogg and tupac2015, suge knight was accused of deliberately running over two men near a burger stand on the set of ‘straight 0utta compton', a film about the birth and decline of gangster rap music. prosecutors pushed for murder when one of the men died. his lawyers argued that he had acted in self defence. days before he is due to go on trial, suge knight struck a deal with prosecutors. as part of the deal, murder charges have been dismissed, along with separate criminal cases charging him with robbery and making criminal threats. what was the fight about? can you say anything about the allegations against you? he will be sentenced next month to 28 years in prison. the words of ugandan pop star—turned—politician bobi wine after he returned to his homeland. he was in the us, being treated for injuries which he says he endured, while in ugandan police custody. mr wine faces treason charges following campaign—related violence in august. the bbc‘s fergal keane was with him as he arrived home, and has t

fifteen knight founded the influential death row records and promoted hip hop stars including dr dre and tupac shakur. average and low income ers around the world are struggling with rising rents and a shrinking supply of affordable housing germany is no different and today a chance i'm going to michael and her ministers are getting together with property developers and lobby groups to address what has already become a pressing issue for many german families last year when it was the city with the past just growing property prices in the world prices here jumped by twenty percent in just a year three other german cities hamburg munich and frankfurt were also in the top ten or fordable accommodation is desperately needed. that's why the chancellor has pledged to invest five billion euros into housing and she's promised to build one point five million affordable homes over the next three years but unions and tenants associations say those targets will not be reached they accuse the government of not doing enough to create affordable living space for people with little income. and apartment viewi

hip—hop label death row records, which launched the careers of artista like dr dre, snoop dogg and tupac in 2015, suge knight was accused of deliberately running over two men near a burger stand on the set of ‘straight 0utta compton', a film about the birth and decline of gangster rap music. prosecutors pushed for murder when one of the men died. his lawyers argued that he had acted in self defence. days before he is due to go on trial, suge knight struck a deal with prosecutors. as part of the deal, murder charges have been dismissed, along with separate criminal cases charging him with robbery and making criminal threats. what was the fight about? can you say anything about the allegations against you? he will be sentenced next month to 28 years in prison. the indian airlinejet airways has suspended a flight crew, and launched an investigation, after a problem with the air pressure in the cabin left these passengers needing hospital treatment. you can see people here with oxygen masks on after they dropped from the ceiling. the flight, from mumbai to jaipur, had to turn back after some

hip—hop label death row records, which launched the careers of artista like dr dre, snoop dogg and tupac stints in jail. in 2015, suge knight was accused of deliberately running over two men near a burger stand on the set of ‘straight 0utta compton', a film about the birth and decline of gangster rap music. prosecutors pushed for murder when one of the men died. his lawyers argued that he had acted in self defence. days before he is due to go on trial, suge knight struck a deal with prosecutors. as part of the deal, murder charges have been dismissed, along with separate criminal cases charging him with robbery and making criminal threats. what was the fight about? can you say anything about the allegations against you? he will be sentenced next month to 28 years in prison. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a new master has entered the art market, but it is not a painter as we know it. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. well, there is people alive and there is people not alive. we just can help

. >> sometimes it is that and sometimes tupac. >> thank you for watching everyone.al update is at 7:26 am. have a great rest of your day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. itlc "cbs this morning." hurricane florence loomed over the carolinas, where people have less than 24 hours to get out of harm's way. north carolina governor roy cooper talks with us about final preparations for this potentially catastrophic storm. >> only on "cbs this morning," fbi director christopher wray on the bureau's relationship with president trump with the newest election interference from russia and what country he believes is the biggest threat. >>> family members of a man killed in his own home by a dallas police officer tell cbs news they don't believe the officer's story. why they're worried they will not guess justice. >> and members of the push administration are pushing back

i'm not trying to look like tupac, i'm just tu-ace. i did this because i just had surgery on my head. i can't help becau-- even my b pressure had to be increased since i came back here. i think i started back work too early. but bottom line is, i had to. my obligation. now, here you all are talking about i got to go to d.o.f. myself because i've got to stop the rops because you all ain't paying no attention to me. but my voice is going to go out to everybody. once i push that button with the tv shows, radio, everybody's going to know what's going on in the city by the bay where everyone thinks everything is okay. redevelopment has stripped it in the fillmore. you talk about your obligation. what the heck are you doing in the fillmore? now ed lee, may i rest in peace, but i'm here still talking about fillmore street. you all haven't even took the obligation to walk on through. i will personally ask even our new commissioners, you all three there, come with me, do a tour on fillmore street. respectively, i know you can't have more than t

and where are biggie and tupac? >> reporter: the audience roared.. >> for trump, this was a decisive moment. this was the exact moment when i think he decided, i'm going to run for president and i'm going to beat that guy. >> reporter: in the ensuing years, trump would invoke the laughing stock strategy when slamming obama in tweets, and it has since become a political rallying cry for the president. >> the world is laughing at us. >> reporter: because it plays to his most loyal supporters. >> from the very beginning of his 2016 campaign, donald trump had a keen, visceral understanding that the people he was appealing to felt ridiculed, felt that they were being looked down upon, con descended to by the elites in america. so he latched on to that theme, which happened to jibe with things he had been saying all of his life about being laughed at. >> now the president was asked later today how he felt about the laughter in the u.n. general assembly. he said, quote, it was great. it was meant to get some laughter. of course, at that moment though the p

and where are biggie and tupac? >> well, some say that's the moment that sealed the deal for him. he would run for president and get the respect to which he feels he's entitled. and he couldn't have liked it much today given that he has been complaining for years about everybody around the world he thinks, he thinks is laughing at us. >> i know lots of folks in china. they think we are the dumbest son of a [ bleep ] in the world, all right? they think our representatives don't know what we're doing. they laugh at us behind our back. they're sitting around the table setting the price of oil and laughing at us. the world is laughing at us. we're like a bunch of patsies. the president of china comes over and we have a state dinner for him honoring him. what a wonderful guy, and he's laughing all the way back to china. we are a whipping post. we are a laughingstock as a country. we're not respected anymore. when do we beat mexico at the border? they're laughing at us, at our stupidity. we've got china, and they laugh at us. they think we're stupid people. >> well, given all that, it's

when tupac had "thug life" across his stomach? geroge tillman directed it. and amandla stenberg is starring in it. and it's really dealing with a a lot of, like, a community that's been broken up by a a tragic incident, and how a a family has to deal with that. and this young girl who's, like, has to code switch, she's a black girl from the neighborhood who really is, like, trying to fit in at the white school she goes to. and she code switches, but then this incident changes her and makes her have to come and use her voice. and it's really about how family deals with these situations. it is a good look at america, and what our responsibility is to each other. and i think it's a powerful movie. >> jimmy: and then you have "smallfoot," which is an animated, full on, kids' fun, family movie. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's family fun. >> yeah, that's family. yeah, it is. that's a family, everybody -- >> jimmy: yeah, that's -- yeah. and it's fantastic. so many voices and people in this. i'm like, "who is that?" i know james corden. >

sometimes tupac. >> thank you for watching everyone. your next local update is at 7:26 am. have a great rest of your day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's welcome to "cbs this morning." hurricane florence loomed over the carolinas, where people have less than 24 hours to get out of harm's way. north carolina governor roy cooper talks with us about final preparations for this potentially catastrophic storm. >> only on "cbs this morning," fbi director christopher wray on the bureau's relationship with president trump with the newest election interference from russia and what country he believes is the biggest threat. >>> family members of a man killed in his own home by a dallas police officer tell cbs news they don't believe the officer's story. why they're worried they will not guess justice. >> and members of the push administration are pushing back against bob woodward's book "fear" with the president calling it a total fraud. the award-winning journalist will be here in studio 57 to defend his extensive reporting. >> but we begin this morning with a look