three krexzal deputies are now charged with tyree's death. kris, we're talking about a different inmate and different guards even. >> right. but he was beaten, allegedly, around the same time and also heard the beating of michael tyree which we know ended in his death. former gang member says that he experienced and witnessed this while he was at the santa clara county jail. an attorney for reuben garcia today is expected to file suit against santa clara county and in that suit, garcia claims guards beat him on july 2nd, broke his jaw and lawyers say these are pictures of garcia more than a month later and also after a fight he had with another inmate. he admits that. garcia says he did not report the beating because he didn't want more of the same, but now feels like if he had come forward at time, things might have ended differently for this man, michael tyree who was beaten in his cell in august. >> felt guilty because if i would have reported what would happen to me at the time, maybe mike would still be alive right now. >> garcia did tel

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reporter: garcia admits he fought with an inmate last night and he heard the deputies beat michael tyree to death in august. >> reporter: when police questioned him about the tyree case, he said that deputies beat him. and goes on to say the detective informed his superiors and an investigation was initiated into mr. garcia's allegations. >> he is going to need at least another surgery. >> reporter: his attorney is filing a claim against santa clara county and two correctional deputies. he believes that violence against inmates is routine inside the jail. >> getting to the point where someone is beaten to death by not one, two, but three officers, you don't get there overnight. >> reporter: garcia says he has witnessed multiple beatings and wonders if he could have saved tyree's life. >> if i would have reported what happened to me at the time, maybe michael would be alive right now. >> that is a question we can never answer. that claim is expected to be filed tomorrow. the attorney is talking with other people who spent time in this jail who are selling similar stories. he says it is li

he was interviewed the night that tyree was beaten in his cell. now, garcia, by the way, that suit that is expected to be filed today names two different correctional deputies. sam and laura. >> kris, thank you. >>> happening today, a legal dispute among neighbors with a child with autism returns to a south bay courtroom. neighbors are suing a sunnyvale family over the parents' response to that behavior. the neighbors claim the 11-year-old boy has been violent against other children and as parents are not properply supervising him. that constitutes a nuisance and now suing for monetary damages. this despite the fact that the family is not living at the home. the judge is still hoping that both sides can settle their dispute. >>> 5:03 right now and this morning investigators are looking for a motive for a rooftop gunman that terrorized a san francisco neighborhood. this as we're learning more on just how tense the scene was as it unfolded. >> the suspect's out. suspect is not moving at this time. >> the man climbed up several stories before firing

the questions first started after the death of inmate michael tyree. right now, three correctional officers are facing murder charges on that case. nbc bay area's pete svatos is live in san jose. pete, this will give the public a chae to voice their opinions on things? >> reporter: it definitely will. it will happen every other saturday for the next six months, and for the folks speaking here today, they say it's much needed. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> reporter: the protests were heavy in the wake of the death of michael tyree, an inmate at santa clara county's main jail, allegedly beaten to death by three correctional officers. >> thank you for taking the time to be here to attend this first meeting of the blue ribbon commission. >> reporter: the plu ribbon commission was created after the death of tyree. the group that includes former judges and members of the board of supervisors will dedicate their saturdays to discuss with the public any issues they may have with the current jail skpm to make recommendations where they see fit. >> it's sad

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the discussions started after the death of inmate michael tyree. what is the new commission all about? >> reporter: these meetngs are doing to take place every other saturday at the county's government center for the next six months. for those who spoke up today they say this is much needed. >> what do you want? >>. >> reporter: protesters had a lot to say in the wake of the death of michael tyree an inmate at santa clara county's main jail allegedly beat tony death by three correctional officers. >> thank you for taking time to be here for the first meeting of the blue ribbon commission. >> reporter: the blue ribbon commission was created because of this. the group, which includes former judges and members of the board of supervises will volunteer their saturdays to asks with the public any issues with the current jail system and to make recommendations where they see fit. >> it's sad as a member of the public we have got to set up this whole commission to take care of members of the public. >> the murder of the prisoner does not just happen. it c

. >> reporter: garcia says when a detective questioned him about the tyree case, he told investigators deputies beat him. in a statement the sheriff's department confirms that part of garcia's story and goes onto say the detective informed his superiors and an investigation was initiated into mr. garcia's allegations. and that investigation is active and ongoing. >> he is going to need at least another surgery. >> reporter: attorney robert powell is filing a claim against santa clara county and two correctional deputies with the last names of dario and lee. powell believes violence against inmates is routine inside the jail. >> getting to that point where someone is beaten to death by not one, not two, but three officers, you don't get there overnight. so it's been a long running problem. >> reporter: garcia says he's witnessed multiple beatings and wonders if he could have saved tyree's life. >> i felt guilty because if i would have reported what happened to me at the time, maybe michael would still be alive right now. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> and now to an investigative un

it wasn't until after tyree's august death that detectives interviewed garcia about his july beating. in a statement sheriff lori smith says an investigation was initiated into mr. garcia's allegations and that investigation is active and yan going. >> these people abuse their power and beat this man for no good reason. >> reporter: attorney robert powell will file a claim thursday. it names the county and both correctional deputies. in san jose melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> san jose today reached a ten-year high in the number of shootings involving police. an officer fired at this man, shannon nathan wong. he wasn't hit but did end up getting arrested. he's accused of carrying an assault rifle and trying to break into his neighbor's home. last night police responded to reports of the attempted break-in at the monte vista town home community. when officers arrived they say wong was dressed in military gear and carrying an ar-15 assault rifle. >> the police officer's screaming and giving him instruction on what to do. get down, get out. you know, get down, they're going to arrest hi

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and back then truck tyres, they'd put them underneath and chain them down. >> the spare tire. the truck tire came out. there was a daughter and a mother in the car. and it came right through. i was there within 30 seconds. and you could see the woman drive was pregnant, clear as a bell. nine months pregnant. i carry a pocket knife. i took is out in the car. they were dead. like a deer i sliced and pulled the deer out. to this day i live with if i had done that, would that kid have lived. or died. anyway, would it die, it was a triple fatal. that's just one. >> reporter: mike's trauma dating back to his 22.5 year career, when it controls vast stretches of highways in the kat skill mountains. one of my first calls, a 90-year-old man. once a day he left the porch to check it. once a day i was working the day the drunk driver ploughed into him and killed him. that's 35 years later. i tell you, i'm driving down a back road. if i see someone, guess what i think about. i think of that guy. i get that flash back. this is from the drug force appreciation police officer of the year. >>

three deputies have been charged with murder in the death of tyree. they are not the same ones who garcia says beat him up. >>> the fifth and final closure of san francisco's vannas avenue is taking place this week to accommodate the closure of a pedestrian tunnel. the scheduled reopening of 11:59 sunday night. the tunnel will connect sutter health with a medical center across the street. >>> carol doda has died. she is credited with helping to revolutionize america's attitude toward adult entertainment. >> but she did much more than that. turning broadway and campus into a magnet for sailors on leave and tourists from around the world. >> reporter: carol doda was the star of one of the most colorful chapters in the city's history. long before the slackers and techies, when san francisco's beatnick scene was being replaced with hippies, north beach was holding onto its vibe. carol doda was a young waitress at broadway's condor club when her boss came up with an idea. >> i'd go up stairs to the bathroom and put this on. i noticed, this is a strange 

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all charged with beating michael tyree to death in august. he was found dead inside of his cell at the santa clara county main jail. as we first reported last month deputies say rafael rodriguez had a number of questionable searches online right after it, yree's death. all three deputies currently out on bail are expected to enter a plea this afternoon. >>> meantime, getting answers about what happened to that inmate who died in custody has become a bit more complicated. the blue ribbon commission was created to investigate the death of michael tyree. the group is expected to spend the next six monthsing with the public to come up with recommendations on how to improve the jail system, but incommission just learned that the county hired its own independent consultant. some commission members are concerned about the duel investigations. >> i don't want to spend time duplicating, but i don't know. >> that's retired judge who was appointed the leader of that commission. she says that she's going to step down if more information is not provided a

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garcia is a man would said he witnessed the failing betting of fellow michael tyree. three deputies face murder charges in his death. garcia said it was two different guards who beat him. >> we have new details from the missing couple from the north bay found safe on the central coast. sam and maria walko aged 85 and 90 were spotted by a viewer with saw our viewer on monday night. their son loves in hungary and reported them miss. they were seen at a bank on monday taking out a large sum of money. last night, they were found safe and in paso robles saying they wanted to take a vacation and planned to let their son know at a later difficulty. >> oakland raider fans have their fans on new york, where an envelope committee is meeting to consider the raiders and two other team byes to move to los angeles. oakland mayor schaaf is about to quarterback a critical play hoping to keep the team from moving. our news anchor is in the newsroom with a new development which could be a wrench if her plan. >> that is right. everyone is buzzing about a big announcement in the last few

he also witnessed the beating death of michael tyree in august , he says. the sheriff says their office takes every complaint seriously and will investigate. >>> people across the bay are taking a moment to honor those who served our country. some politicians are talking about the issues surrounding the quality of medical care provided to our veterans. >>> after pausing to reflect on sacrifices, the president faces issues. counting improvements that has been made in homeless and education and also addressing the va, a system which was under fire after being revealed that patients died while waiting for care on secret waiting lists. >> we're going to keep investing in facilities and staff to make sure that our veterans get the care you need when you need it. >> the va secretary who was appointed shortly after the controversy is overseeing what he calls the largest transformation in history. >> it takes time to put assistant in operating condition. >> but not everyone is sold. frustration is growing among many veterans groups as they wonder if mcdonald will b

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he was on super soft tyres. >> reporter: a pound lighter he will be when he defends his world heavy weight titles. he refused to shake hands. the english man is unbeaten in 24 fights. his opponent shook hands. that's it for now. plenty more later. thank you for watching >>> keep it here on al jazeera. another full bulletin of news is straight ahead. will be transferred to us, and we'll be the lead agency, and it >>> coming up, a police officer was killed and a suspect taken into custody after a shooting inside a planned parenthood clinic. francois hollande vows to destroy the army of fanatics. university of missouri world canada talks about her ban from china. all that coming up in the next hour. >>> this is al jazeera america. a gunman opens fire at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. the turkish syrian border racism and islamphobia. ms world canada speaks out about being banned fro

three deputies are facing murder charges for the death of tyree the guards aren't the same ones garciacused of killing a popular ice cream vendor is expected to be charged today. jovan lopez was arrested tuesday and is being held at santa rita jail. he shot and killed a 45-year- old on october 3rd in a neighborhood in east oakland. so far, there's no word on a possible motive. >>> time is now 6:38, the faa is saying three different jets reported being hit by laser beams last night near dallas. a southwest airlines flight and a virgin america flight coming from austin into dallas reported the incident. the pilot of a business jet getting ready to land at that same airport made a similar report. no one was hurt. but laser beams, as you know, can make it hard for pilots to see. the faa sent officers to see if they could find anybody in that area where those laser beams were coming from. but so far, they were not successful. >>> mean time, paulo alto congress woman anna is pushing for changes because of noise complaints focused on sfo. a recent change in the flight paths used by jets incre

he was beaten in the same place where three others were accused in the beating death of michael tyree. >> can you not see the rod where my bone had to grow with to plates and the hole they had to drill under my jaw to stop the infection and get it to strain account psychological aspect of this. >> in a statement, the sheriff laurie submit said an investigation was initiated to his allegations and that the investigation is "active and ongoing." >> the lack of afford am housing has reached a critical level. right now, federal, state, and local leaders are heating in san jose to try to find solutions. dozens of protesters made the frustrations known this morning. our reporter is outside the santa clara county building. matt? >> the meeting is taking place right now and the good news is the economy is booming here in santa clara county. there are a lot of jobs. the bad news is many of the workers cannot afford to live here. >> what is going on now is rents are increasing so rapidly that working people can no longer afford to live here. >> the message from the protests hers out of the gove

this man employs 100 people at this tyre factory he set up 20 years ago. he has plans to expand and extend more if trade barriers could be removed. man have begun to trade beyond malaysia. his taxi booking app has been download in the cups where it operates. it has taken 27 years of negotiation to get this far and it is the start of economic integration. >> i think asian will move forward slowly and it will be correct to do so. that's the reason it hasn't faced the problem that e.u. have. as governments keep that goal in mine and make it into a single market there will be huge gains for the people to be made. >> reporter: asian is in no serb. analysts say it's steady cautious approach has been a strong pint in a world of turbulent global finance-- point >>> you can find out much more on many of our stories over on our website. that is what our front page is looking like at the moment. the address is aljazeera.com. >>> today the attacks in paris launch a debate over refugees coming to america. what is the u.s. doing to stop violent extremism already here. i

. >>> it's not going to happen >>> honourably discharged after 16 years of active duty and two tyres in iraq, he moved to become a n.f.l. coach. he was an is assistant coach, but the small remuneration couldn't pay the rent. for four months he was given the run around from the va, and no help in the end >>> it's a spider webs of numbers because they send you all around. nobody is really there for you >>> he eventually found refuge at this fellow vet's house and once there he was connected to the site's homeless outreach agency which helped him navigate the va's labyrinth of paperwork >>> when they work together than the va >>> he isn't alone in his experience. the va's inspector general issued a report last december criticising the department's hot line to help homeless veterans. auditors identified 40,500 missed opportunities to connect veterans to services and over a quarter of calers had to leave messages on the call center's answering machine because counsellors were unavailable to take their cal calls. the va declined to comment for this sphere, but the inspector general said th

of course, the psychological aspect of this. >> it wasn't until after the august death of michael tyree detectives interviewed him of the july beating. in a statement the sheriff said that an investigation was initiated into his allegations and that investigation is active and ongoing. the county has named in the plane along with the two deputies. >>> matt, thank you. a major lawsuit over a big birth control mixup, a group of women is suing a major pharmaceutical company for a packaging mistake they say resulted in more than 100 unwanted pregnancies. our news anchor is telling us how this happened. >> 113 people from across 28 states are seeking millions in damages some say the pharmaceutical company should pay the full cost of raising the children into adulthood. according to the lawsuit, birth control pills made by the company a subsidiary of a pharmaceutical company were rotated 180 degrees and as a result the women taking placebo sugar pills at the wrong time of the month. this. brothered an f.d.a. recall in 2011 but not before 100 women became pregnant. >> we could be deal with fro

and then in august he heard about the beating death of michael tyree that now has three jail workers facing criminal charges including murder. >> felt guilty because if i would have reported what happened to me at the time, maybe mike would still be alive right now. >> garcia admits there may be an issue complicating his case. he says the day after his confrontation with guards, he had a fight with a fellow inmate. the sheriff's office says it's now looking into all of garcia's allegations. >>> vaping is the new smoking one more bay area city should be able to treat it as such. the palo alto city council recommend ecigarette smoking be banned. if the full council approved new signs would have to be involved. the committee talked about new regulations on the sale of tobacco and efforts to raise legal age from 18 to 21. >>> outside it feels like 30s and 40s are the new 50s and 60s, if that's kind of, i'm saying it backwards. it's cooler, kari. >> it's cooler. it's november. we expect the temperatures to go down. it's very cool stepping out the door. gilroy up to 70 degrees. absolutely

you know style points, this may be stupid on my part, but style points don't count with us we're tyring to win. that's our sheer goal every time we go out there. (giaimo) with your hawkeye headquarters report, in iowa city, alex giaimo, local 4 sports. " jon: iowa and indiana kick off at 2:30 saturday afternoon on espn. jeff woody will join me once again for the cyhawk rewind as both iowa and iowa state are on the road. that show starts at 6:30 here on local 5 right after your news at 6. jon: here's a look at iowa's remaining schedule after indiana they'll host minnesota and purdue in consecutive weeks then finish things off at nebraska. not saying anyone wants this to happen but iowa can lose one game and still be a lock for the big ten championship as they hold the tiebreak over wisconsin. the big ten championship is saturday december 5th in indianapolis. jon: and in volleyball regional finals-- grandview christian tops audubon in the 1a region 4 final 3 to 1. in 2a region 4 eddyville blakesburg freemont tops des moines christian in straight games 3 nothing. the state volleyball tourn

well today a 17-year-old raheem feaster and tyree johnson were charged as adults for his murder. police say the motive was teenaged rivalry. >> my life will never be the same ever. he was my only child. he was my life. he was why i did what i did. >> it killed my heart. it killed our spirits. saleem was special. >> we can't have -- continue to have teenagers with weapons killing other teens. >> saleem was a junior at delaware valley charter where he loved sports and his family had big dreams for him. his family is begging the community to stop the violence. >> two years after a transgender woman is murdered in the city's strawberry mansion section she gets a proper burial from an unexpected source it's all thanks to a local monsignor and his incredible act of generosi generosity. fox 29's weekend anchor bill anderson joining us from our newsroom. bill n funeral is just hours away. >> it is tomorrow morning. dawn, for people who may not know, diamond williams was murdered in 2013. since then, the transgender woman's body remained unclaimed and unburied but now flourtown monsignor

rafael rodriguez, matthew farris and lubrin are charged with beating tyree to death. as we first reported last month, investigators say the deputy rafael rodriguez made a number of questionable searches online right after tyree's death. all three deputies currently out on bail are expected to enter a plea this afternoon. >>> well, the smoke could be seen for miles and this morning nearly two dozen people find themselves out of their homes. a destructive fire in san francisco's mission district took a heavy toll on the community. that fire broke out just before 8:00 sunday morning at a tire shop on 16th and shotwell. no nobody was inside the building at the time and for the dozen of people living nearby, they were given little warning. >> there's a fire right next door. hurry up and get out. i go, i forgot to get my medication which is a life-threatening pill. they wouldn't let me back inside. >> the red cross said it had to find shelter for 21 people. >>> it is 6:06 right now. a rule switch is fueling a fight between taxi drivers in san jose. city leaders are consider

today 17-year-old hakeem feaster and tyree johnson were charged as adults for his murder.olice say the motive was teenaged rivalry. >> my life will never be the same ever. he was my only child. he was my life. he was why i did what i did. >> he killed my heart. it killed our spirits. saleem was special. >> we can't have -- continue to have teenagers with weapons killing other teens. >> saleem was junior at delaware valley charter school. >>> former new jersey high school choir director convicted child pornography will spend the next five years behind bars and tonight officials want to make sure there are not any other victims out there. 28-year-old arthur earn the the third sentenced to state prison after being convicted of posing as a teenager online and having explicit chats with underaged girls. it gets worse according to officials who say he also sent those unaged girls nude photos in exchange for pictures or videos from the girls. three of those children were his choir members at ocean township high school. earnest will have to register as sex offender when he is rele

garcia says he also witnessed three other correctional deputies beat and kill michael tyree in august. the deputies now face murder charges. >>> libby schaaf plans to make our case before the nfl to keep the raiders in oakland. she will address nfl committee in new york city. the committee is trying to decide which of three teams will be allowed to move to los angeles. the three teams are the raiders, the rams and the san diego chargers but unlike st. louisan san diego, reports of show shaft is refusing to spend city money on a new stadium for the raiders. mark davis is considering sharing the new stadium with the chargers in the city of carson which is just about 20 miles outside of los angeles. >>> a linebacker could face criminal charges accused of taunting a police dog. the allegheny county sheriff's office says ray armstrong lifted his shirt, beat his chest and barked at the dog at heinz field in pittsburg on sunday. it happened in a stadium tunnel before the raiders played the steelers. taunting a police dog is a third-degree felony in pennsylvania. armstrong said no comment yes

investigators say tyree taylor broke into several homes last thursday. police collected dna evidence at the scene that helped arrest taylor this afternoon. >>> bucks county is following through with its threat to stop payment to the state since no budget deal is done. county commissioners made the decision to stop payments today. they tell nbc 10 it comes out to about $4 to $5 million per month. the county will run out of cash by the end of the year at this rate. they want other counties to follow their lead. the clock has been ticking for months now without a budget. pennsylvania has been without a budget for 146 days. late today we learned lawmakers in the house will work next week for a possible vote to override the governor's veto of a short-term spending bill that would require at least three democrats and all 31 republican senators to support the override. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, security on the sidelines at an eagles home game. tonight, how two fans managed to slip past security and right on to the field just two days after the attacks in

the suspects are two other teens, ra him feaster and tyre johnson. >> he was taken away. >> reporter: according to police figures obtained by "eyewitness news" more and more families are losing loved ones at the hand of the juveniles. 2014, three teens were charged for three different murders. so far this year 12 teens have been charged for nine murders. hamilton and brandon smith were both 15 when charged earlier this year with shooting and killing james stohlman walking his dog in overbrook. >> too many philadelphians have access to handguns and too many teenagers really haven't developed unfortunately the conflict resolution skills that are necessary. result in the damage and the the violence that we see. >> reporter: dorothy johnson's fight with the group mothers in charge says it is not just the philadelphia problem, and while the offenders should be held accountable there is a larger problem. >> they too are victims. they are victims in these situations. they have grown up or have have lived, you know, in situations where violence is what they see. that is their frame of referen

the jail and the sheriff have come under intense scrutiny ever since michael tyree a sick inmate was found dead in his cell. three jail guards face murder charges for allegedly beating him to death. currently the jail has no independent civilian oversight on inmate complaints. however, the fbi has been called in to re-open a few of those older complaints. judge ladoris cordell who heads up a blue ribbon panel tasked with reforming the jail says there is no sunshine, there's no transparency and that absolutely has to change. the sheriff says there's surveillance video that often clears deputies of wrongdoing and allows them to close the complaints immediately. she says that for the vast majority of deputies, they're good. live here at the main jail in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> she stayed up late. she was at the warriors game. she is in warriors blue. she says it's worth it. >> you usually leave early to beat the traffic? couldn't leave last night! >> i see your towel over there. >> it was a great came and so close to the end, now they are 12-0 our golden state warriors!

. >> you don't need to destroy the tyre group. it's the intent that is the critical factor. in in this case that intent exists. >> reporter: their attacks phenomenon a long history of oppression at the hands of both sunni and shia extremists. >> we believe there were signs for the potential of this violence in iraq going back decades that has put minorities ata cute risk >> reporter: facing prolonged displacement from homes, they will need both humanitarian aid and physical protection. one activist said when i.s.i.l. is defeated its victims must not take justice into their own hands with reprisals. >> individuals who lost their family members are not to think that they will go there to have an advantage over the pupper hand of the military to take revenge. gentleman bringing i.s.i.l. to justice will require hard evidence of their atrocities and campaigners are worried about gaps in the documentation, but this report is an important step in the effort to bear witness >>> the palestinian authorities issued orders to create a joint force to protect hospitals in the occupied wes

tyre families traveling as a groove sfo officials say there's no credible security threat but the increased police presence was noticeable inside the airport and out. most the traveler that talk to taking it all in stride and anxious to get to their destination. >> reporter: a sock in the duty manager they recommended flying out of the sfo he hear an hour- and-a-half before your flight leaves. those >> pam: and house therefore expect to see 170,000 travelers in the next 12 days 5% more passengers the same time last year for official said the busiest travel days are today is saturday next week and then i said passengers should expect a long lines and should give to their for lisa hour-and-a-half early parking is available for daily fee but the spaces filled quickly have a backup plan just in case other news for rolls of sexually violent predator frazier smith now a transient with no fixed address and the city of vallejo and as a frustrating situation for vallejo police to say for every health care group which is responsible for monitoring smith does not have to tell police where he is locate

it is caught by tyree.jerry rice is a pro-football hall of famer. welcome, tanks for being here. >> the number one moment in the book? >> oh my god, there are so many. there are so many, but, you know, for example. >> you only have one number. >> yes. >> joe namath beating the colts. >> to be able to make that prediction and to do it and joe came out of the university of alabama. back in '65, bear bryant. >> i think he made like 400-some thousand. when he got signed be i the jets, his rookie season, he had surgery. and the doctor told him, they said, you got four years, four years of professional football. for him to be able to win that super bowl, you know, we all know he was flam point he was one of those guys, but, man, he was unbelievable. >> let's talk about the new england patriots. remember. two minutes away from an undefeated season, david tyree made an unbelievable catch you thought it was most unbelievable of all time? >> he caught it against his helmet. actually, to have eli be able to to move aw

. >> were still eating for tyree's. >> she needs a new love interest and hopefully he can make a special appearance. >> we appreciate you being here. >> you're welcome. >> there is a push to get hip-hop integrated into curriculum across the country. tonight there is a ceremony to honor the artists for making it all happen. >> lisa. >> reporter: there is growing momentum to use hip-hop as a gateway to new learning experiences. here tonight at nyu, this event just got over but they are honoring the movers and shakers who are leading the way. >> it was packed at nyu's center as several generations of hip-hop lovers in music creators music genres newest push. they received an award for his work using hip-hop to teach children healthy eating habits. >> we do a program called hip-hop heels. it's called healthy eating and living in schools. over the past few years we have done about 60000 kids over an eight-year period. >> rosie perez, you know was a famous actress. you are out tonight to show your support. tell me about it. >> i think this is really big and really fabulous. it's very, very imp

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